Biography of Colonel Nicolas Tokhadze of the French Foreign Legion.
Born and raised in Georgia, Tokhadze immigrated to France after the
Bolshevik occupation of Georgia in 1921. Enrolling in the Foreign
Legion, he served with distinction in Morocco between 1925 and
1939. During the World War II, he was sent to the 5th Foreign
Regiment of the French Foreign Legion in Indochina, where he
distinguished himself during the fighting the Japanese in 1945,
when the legionnaires conducted an epic retreat of some 1000 km
from the Tonkin region to China. Rising to the rank of colonel and
garnering the much coveted Legion d'Honneur, Tokhadze was the
highest ranked Georgian officer in the French army.
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