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... expended a tithe the force employed hr Germany in the effott to capture a single fortress. The Battle of Verdun was a uieunry for France: the •• Battle of the Somme. - a struggle almost as extended in point of time and even more remarkable in ita sits&aun'd ...
... between UP and a German victory; it is their courage which will break the enemy's onslaught in what may be Ole second battle of the Somme. _ ...
... referrini, to a , p ,, rsoual question. said : —1 charged with 1. anion iiaste of men entrusted to my command at the battle of the Somme. I reptdiale that charge with indignation. The measures taken which led to this loss were either in opposition to r ...
... Desperate German Offensive Overcome. Paris, TtiMay. The correspondent in the Liberte, writing of yesterday's battle on the Somme, says our troops and valiant British fontingents acting in 00-operation, have brought off a very great success, which ...
... udder the French barrage firo and were unable to do anything at all. It will be seen that the battle of the Sommo is about to become the battle of the Somme and of the Aisne. ...
... advance on the nocthern hank of She Somme when the time to erniadise the southern and northern trona.. There are vitrimts points nf interest which affect the who!. future of the operations about the joint adi-ance on the Somme. Ah the whole eani't of the Allies ...
... Carrickfergus. and Dublin, was finally unaligned to the Rift. He went to front in Derembei. 1916. and was all through the battle of the Somme, took part in ...
... communique of October 9th almost any denial, so imaginatire is it. General von Ludendorf miens that and Chaulnes. the battle of the Somme is redoubling in intensity on a front of 25 kilometres, and that General son Bitelow's troop* have not lad an inch of ...
... scientific soldiers could have been made. As it was their success cost them dearly. The French used to say after the battle of the Somme that there were tliree first-rate armies in the world, the British, the French, and the German. Had the war continued ...
... dissemination of that widespread feeling. General Sir Charles Barter. whose strong protest against his treatment after the Battle of the Somme has naturally attracted considerable attention in view of 'went ' revelations. is an Irishman. a native of Cork Comity ...
... German Hue as it existed before the Battle of the Somme, and at various u — po - n -- post — lnJ.h.ki British ever sinoe the rival armies settled clown after the find fierce rushee to and fro following the Battle of the Marne. On the other hand, no ...
... with the operations of the British forces no the Western front since the successful termination of the great defensive battles on the Somme ; and riven to the signieg of the on November 11th lett. Sir Douglas, referring to the cation of hoMdtieo. remark/1 ...