WW1 French Military The Moral Ideal & The School Poster

For sale is a WW1 French The Moral Ideal & The School “L'idéale Moral Et L'école” Framed Poster. The framed poster measures 60cm width x 80cm height. 

  This poster produced in 1915, shows three quotes describing the strong French soldier. This poster shows illustrations of the French flag, helmet and officers sword in a scenic setting.    This poster can be removed from the frame with ease if needed. The poster is in fair condition, it has folded creases and damage to the edges which can be seen in the photos for more details. This displays absolutely beautifully!    The poster is in French and reads;   LIDEAL MORAL et LECOLE   Il faut que Le génie français vive. Nous autres, qui avons fait joyeusement lesacrifice de notre vie et qui demain peutêtre serons morts, nous comptons sur vous pour cela   et nous vous léguons cette tâche avec confiance.» Henri Boulke institutour à Paris mort à l'ennemi la 1 Janvier 1915. (Extrait dins Lattes acrita à ses élèves la veille mamo de sumart.   Lavie nest rien auprès de Chonneur mutile; ce qui importe.c'est d'avoir vécu pur et en homme fort.   Lucian Lobbe, instittour à Suresnes. wart Cennami le 12 Quvil 1915. Extrait d'una Cotta écrite à ses parents La 11 Janvier 1915.   Le Français, digne de ce nom, conscient de son histoire, fier de sa pensée ou de sa foi, veut être juste oune pas être.   Albart Thierry, professeur à (Ecole Normale d'Institytours de Versailles mort à l'ennemi le 26 Mai 1915.   Satroit de son Livre & Las conditions de La Pain écrit dane lo tranchée   This poster roughly translates to:   MORAL LIDEAL and SCHOOL   The French genius must live. We others, who joyfully made the sacrifice of our lives and who tomorrow may be dead, we are counting on you for that    and we bequeath this task to you with confidence.” Henri Boulke, teacher in Paris, died at the hands of the enemy on January 1, 1915. (Excerpt from Lattes written to his students the day before Mamo de Sumart.    Life is nothing compared to mutilated Honor; what matters is to have lived pure and as a strong man.    Lucian Lobbe, teacher in Suresnes. wart Cennami on Quvil 12, 1915. Extract from a Cotta written to his parents on January 11, 1915.    The Frenchman, worthy of his name, conscious of his history, proud of his thought or his faith, wants to be just or not to be.    Albart Thierry, professor at the Ecole Normale d'Institytours in Versailles, died at the hands of the enemy on May 26, 1915.   Satroit of his Book & The conditions of Pain written in the trench”   This Will be sent via parcel force express 24 and dispatched within two working days.    Happy to post this internationally with or without the frame. With the frame will be £78 for international delivery, without the frame this would be £12 for international delivery. If you would like it posted without the frame please let me know before hand so I can change the postage.