Where are they, you mean – Alsace and Lorraine are separate regions in France's north-eastern corner, and share borders with Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany and Switzerland. Alsace hugs the Rhine for 120 ...

Both Alsace and part of Lorraine became German territory after the French defeat in the Franco-Prussian war in 1870. It would remain part of Germany until the end of the First World war when French ...

ON the east side of the circle of statues to French cities that bounds the Place de la Concorde, the female figure representing Strasbourg, capital of Alsace-Lorraine, for many years sat draped in ...

River Cruise Editor Michelle Baran is sailing through France's Alsace-Lorraine region aboard European Waterways' new hotel barge, Le Panache. Read her first dispatch here; her second dispatch follows.

On changerait plutot le coeur de place Que de changer la vieille Alsace. THE greatest evil in our age is war. The most menacing feature of this evil is readiness for war, which makes of peace a ...

THE question of Alsace-Lorraine cannot be thrust aside at the time of the general settlement of accounts to which the future peace congress will have to give its attention. The war did not break out ...

The region had been German since 1871, which made a mark on the institutions and the people. Jean-Marie Woehrling, the president of the Alsatian Cultural and Bilingualism Centre and the president of ...

Reporting from Metz, France — On a recent trip to the Alsace-Lorraine area in northeast France, I was hoping to stop at the new Musée Lalique in Wingen-sur-Moder, 28 miles outside Strasbourg and half ...