In the early morning hours of November 11, 1918, in the deafest forest of the Compienne, 60 kilometres north of Paris, there was a thick autumn fog on an abandoned railway branch near the Retond station, where two literals were frozen, separated a hundred metres apart, one containing the supreme commander-in-chief of Antantha's forces, Marshal Ferdinand Fosh, and the other, a German delegation headed by the civilian politician Mattias Erzberger.
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In the early morning hours of November 11, 1918, in the deafest forest of the Compienne, 60 kilometres north of Paris, there was a thick autumn fog on an abandoned railway branch near the Retond station, where two literals were frozen, separated a hundred metres apart, one containing the supreme commander-in-chief of Antantha's forces, Marshal Ferdinand Fosh, and the other, a German delegation headed by the civilian politician Mattias Erzberger.