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... successes on the Somme lies in the fact that they were made, to the amazement of the enemy, just after the French army had beaten the greatest assault which the enemy had ever been aide deliver. During the first fortnight the Battle of the Somme the French ...
... offensive. 2. The battle of the Somme. the Franco- British offensive the German Staff has been compelled retain 128 d.visona—about two-thirds of its whole forces—on the West front, 90 of these div-sions being engaged and severely punished the Somme. Despite this ...
... that they could no longer win and that they would do better to end the war. Finally Professor Meinecke says that the Battle of the Somme has convinced Germany that it is no longer possible to arrive at military decisions *in the full pn-m-«:omwlling sense ...
... ” but shows that ** he must not s>ek out an enemy in ordor to attack him.” THE GREATEST BATTLE IN HISTORY. Sir Douglas Haig's dispatch on the Battle of the Somme, the greatest and fiercest conflict in which British troops have ever fought, appeared at ...
... r&rt of which he acted as staff captain, and was at the evacuations of both Sulva and Helles, and also through both battles on the Somme. Captain Stokes-Roberts was on? of the best rifle shots in India. War HospiraLs SuepLy DEPoT.—The Committee of the ...
... her door to a son she had not seen nor heard of for 18 years. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. SIR DOUGLAS HAIG S DESPATCH. MAIN OBJECTIVE WON. A detailed despatch the Somme and An ere battles by Sir Douglas Haig has been It is clear from the report that the ...
... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. SIR DOUGLAS LUG'S DESPATCH. MAIN OBJECTIVE WON. A detailed despatch on the &mime and Ancee battles by Sir lkuglas Haig has Me , . It is clear from the itport that the (peak in the weather early in November gave the enemy a respite ...
... results justified Somme battle and long forward towards the final victory of the Allied cause ENEMV’S As our advance progressed four-fifths of tlie total number of enemy divisions engaged the front were thrown one after into the Somme battle some of them twice ...
... terms which the Allies can accept to end the war. Professor Meinecke, the well known German historian, says that the battle of the Somme has convinced Germany that it is no longer possible to arrive at military decisions “in the full peace-compelling sense ...
... Bavaria, Commander-in- Chief of the German forces the Somme. The battle of the Somme is over, but it may begin again,” said the Crown Prince, speaking at his headquarters the French front. the Somme battle does begin again the English will ...
... followed last night by the statement ‘'there was slight fighting activity only.” DEFEAT FACING GERMANY. THE ENEMY AND THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Sir Philip Sassoon, M.P., private secretary to Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, speaking at Folkestone, last night, ...
... would it They knew what they were fighting for, and they knew they could achieve it and they believed worb while The battle of the Somme had opened the eyes of Germany, and she saw defeat in front of her. We must not trapped any peace snare. bad got the ...