[November 27th, 1921] Marshal Foch, commander of the Army of France during World War One, met with Sioux Indian leaders during a visit to Bismarck, North Dakota, smoked a peace pipe in a ceremony, and was given the honorary name of "Watapech Wakiga" ("Charging Thunder").
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[1921年11月27日]第一次世界大战期间的法国陆军司令福煦元帅在访问北达科他州的俾斯麦时会见了苏族印第安人领导人，在一个仪式上抽了一根和平烟斗，并被授予 "Watapech Wakiga"（"充电雷"）的荣誉称号。