What is the French term alluding to Albert's role during World War I?
Roi-Chevalier
Roi-Soldat
Roi-Marchand
Roi-Batteleur
Answer
The term Roi-Chevalier, or Knight-King, was used in France to refer to Albert I of Belgium during World War I. It was a reference to his role as a commander-in-chief of the Belgian army, and to his personal bravery on the battlefield. The term was also used to reflect Albert's commitment to the Allied cause, and his determination to defend Belgium's neutrality.
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