page_title: Georges de Bazelaire
section_title: Documents
hierarchical_section_title: Georges de Bazelaire / Documents
caption_attribution_description: English: West bank of the Meuse, Verdun, 1917
context_page_description: Georges de Bazelaire was a Major General in the French Army. During World War I, Bazelaire commanded the 135th Infantry Regiment, the 27th and 38th Infantry Divisions and the 7th Army Corps.
context_section_description: Map of the left bank of the river Meuse, between Cumières and Avocourt, near Verdun, showing Cote 304, Le Mort-Homme and Bois des Corbeaux
  Brenda Haugen - Douglas MacArthur, America's general - Compass Point Books - Minneapolis, 2006 -  pages 39 and 40, with a photograph of MacArthur with general de Bazelaire at practice maneuvers 
  Review of American troops by general de Bazelaire, 23 March 1918. Photograph on the site of the Bibliothèque de Documentation internationale contemporaine (BDIC) 
  General de Bazelaire, with US general Menoher (42nd Infantry Division Rainbow) and French general Gaucher, decorates 165th Infantry troops, Lunéville sector, February 2016. Historical film from the Department of Defense, US National Archives 
  Documentary film including narration of the defense of the left bank of the river Meuse by general de Bazelaire and the counter-attack by colonel Macker in the Bois des Corbeaux, in :  Indiana Neidell, The Great War - Week by week 100 years later - Week 85
caption: Mort-Homme and Cote 304, Verdun, 1917
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