their achievements during the battle, and it is these that are inscribed on his monument. On 22 July 1918 the French 38th Division (of which the RICM were a part) was relieved by the British 34th Division. Monuments The central secondary school in Dakar, named for Joost van Vollenhoven in 1940 was renamed after independence Lycée Lamine Guèye. See also History of Senegal French West Africa French Indochina Bibliography Sources Une âme de chef. Le Gouverneur général J. van Vollenhoven, Paris, 1920, 285 p. Y. Cazaux, « Joost van Vollenhoven », dans Septentrion, 1980, 9, 3, p. 84-87 Pol Victor Mangeot, La vie lucide et passionnée de Joost van Vollenhoven grand administrateur colonial, soldat héroïque, Impr. Montsouris, 1940 Pol Mangeot, La vie ardente de van Vollenhoven, gouverneur général de l'AOF. Un grand colonial et un grand Français, Paris, Fernand Sorlot, 1943, 141 p. Albert Prévaudeau, Joost van Vollenhoven, 1877-1918, Larose, 1953, 61 p. Silvia Wilhelmina de Groot, Joost van Vollenhoven : 1877–1918 : portret van een Frans koloniaal ambtenaar, Amsterdam, Historisch Seminarium van de Universiteit van Amsterdam, 1991 Works by van Vollenhoven Essai sur le fellah algérien, Paris, 1903, 311 p. Multatuli en congé. Documents officiels inédits publiés par Joost van Vollenhoven, Amsterdam, Maas & Van Suchtelen, 1909, 89 p. External links Biographical sketch of WWI service: webmatters.net. Mémorial à Joost van Vollenhoven mausolée de Joost van Vollenhoven,picardie1418.com. 1877 births 1918 deaths Colonial Governors of French Sénégal Governors of French West Africa Governors-General of French Indochina French colonial governors and administrators French military personnel killed in World War I Recipients of the Legion of Honour French people of Dutch descent Dutch emigrants to France