France
- Battle of the Arar - 58 BC - Gallic Wars, 58 BC - 52 BC
- Battle of Bibracte - 58 BC
- Battle of Vosges - 58 BC
- Battle of the Axona - 57 BC
- Battle of the Sabis - 57 BC (arguably a Belgian battle)
- Battle of Avaricum - 52 BC
- Battle of Gergovia- 52 BC
- Battle of Alesia- 52 BC Julius Caesar defeats Vercingetorix
- Battle of Toulouse - 721
- Battle of Bouvines - 1214
- Battle of Crécy - 1346 - Hundred Years' War
- Battle of Poitiers - 1356 - Hundred Years' War
- Battle of Auray - 1364 - Hundre Years' War
- Battle of Agincourt - 1415 - Hundred Years' War
- Battle of Cravant - 1423 - Hundred Years' War
- Battle of Orléans - 1429 - Hundred Years' War
- Battle of Patay - 1429 - Hundred Years' War
- Battle of Formigny - 1450 - Hundred Years' War
- Battle of Castillon - 1453 - Hundred Years' War
- Battle of Dreux - 1562 - French Wars of Religion
- Battle of Saint-Denis - 1567 - French Wars of Religion
- Battle of Jarnac - 1569 - French Wars of Religion
- Battle of La Roche-l'Abeille - 1569 - French Wars of Religion
- Battle of Moncontour - 1569 - French Wars of Religion
- Battle of Coutras - 1587 - French Wars of Religion
- Battle of Arques - 1589 - French Wars of Religion
- Battle of Ivry - 1590 - French Wars of Religion
- Battle of Fontaine-Française - 1595 - French Wars of Religion
- Battle of La Marfée - 1641 - Thirty Years' War
- Battle of Honnecourt - 1642 - Thirty Years' War
- Battle of Rocroi - 1643 - Thirty Years' War
- Battle of Lens - 1648 - Thirty Years' War
- Battle of Bordeaux - 1653 - Franco-Spanish War
- Battle of Arras - 1654 - Franco-Spanish War
- Battle of Valenciennes - 1656 - Franco-Spanish War
- Battle of the Dunes - 1658 - Franco-Spanish War
- Battles of Barfleur and La Hogue - 1692 - Nine Years' War
- Battle of Camaret - 1694 - Nine Years' War
- Battle of Malplaquet - 1709 - War of the Spanish Succession
- Battle of Denain - 1712 - War of the Spanish Succession
- Battle of Valmy - 1792 - French Revolutionary Wars
- Battle of Hondschoote - 1793 - French Revolutionary Wars
- Battle of Wattignies - 1793 - French Revolutionary Wars
- Battle of the Vosges - 1794 - French Revolutionary Wars
- Battle of Montmirail - 1814 - Napoleonic Wars
- Battle of Vauchamps - 1814 - Napoleonic Wars
- Battle of Montereau - 1814 - Napoleonic Wars
- Battle of Craonne - 1814 - Napoleonic Wars
- Battle of Reims - 1814 - Napoleonic Wars
- Battle of Toulouse - 1814 - Napoleonic Wars
- Battle of Ligny - 1815 - Napoleonic Wars
- Battle of Quatre-Bras - 1815 - Napoleonic Wars
- Battle of Rocquencourt - 1815 - Napoleonic Wars
- Battle of Worth - 1870
- Battle of Gravelotte - 1870
- Battle of Sedan - 1870
- Battle of the Frontiers - 1914 - World War I
- First Battle of the Marne - 1914 - World War I
- First Battle of the Aisne - 1914 - World War I
- Battle of La Bassée - 1914 - World War I
- First Battle of Champagne - 1914-1915 - World War I
- First Battle of Artois - 1915-1915 - World War I
- Battle of Neuve Chapelle - 1915 - World War I
- Second Battle of Artois - 1915 - World War I
- Second Battle of Champagne - 1915 - World War I
- Battle of Loos - 1915 - World War I
- Third Battle of Artois - 1915 - World War I
- Battle of Verdun - 1916 - World War I
- Battle of Delville Wood - 1916 - World War I
- Battle of the Somme - 1916 - World War I
- Battle of Arras - 1917 - World War I
- Battle of Vimy Ridge - 1917 - World War I
- Second Battle of the Aisne - 1917 - World War I
- Battle of Messines - 1917 - World War I
- Battle of Cambrai - 1917 - World War I
- Battle of Dunkirk - 1940 - World War II
- Battle of France - 1940 - World War II
- D-Day - 1944 - World War II
- Battle of Normandy - 1944 - World War II
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Famous quotes containing the word france:
“Intellectuals can tell themselves anything, sell themselves any bill of goods, which is why they were so often patsies for the ruling classes in nineteenth-century France and England, or twentieth-century Russia and America.”
—Lillian Hellman (1907–1984)
“It is not what France gave you but what it did not take from you that was important.”
—Gertrude Stein (1874–1946)