Lorraine Battle

Lorraine L Battle, age 63, Rocky Mount, NC View Details

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Lorraine Davis Battle, age 73, Philadelphia, PA View Details

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Lorraine Battle, age 50s, Rocky Mount, NC View Details

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Battle of Lorraine Facts in World War 1 - The History Junkie

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The Battle of Lorraine had two effects that neither country wanted. The French morale after the loss was low. After celebrating during the Battle of Mulhouse, they were forced to give up their gains in order to survive. The Germans were too aggressive towards the end of the Battle of Lorraine when the French were in an excellent defensive position.

The Battle of Lorraine - Pritzker Military Museum & Library

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The Battle of Lorraine occurred during World War I from 14 August through 7 September 1914 in France. The United States, still practicing neutrality under the administration of President Woodrow Wilson, had not yet joined World War I. This battle was fought by the armies of France and the German Empire in and around the city of Lorraine and is ...

PDF The Lorraine Campaign - DTIC

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Soldiers and generals alike assumed that Lorraine would fall quickly, and unless the war ended first, Patton's tanks would take the war into Germany by summer's end. But Lorraine was not to be overrun in a lightning campaign. Instead, the battle for Lorraine would drag on for more than 3 months.

Battle of Lorraine | Military Wiki | Fandom

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The Battle of Lorraine was a battle of World War I fought in August 1914 between France and Germany. This followed Plan XVII, which proposed a French offensive through Lorraine and Alsace, and into Germany itself. The main French offensive in the west, known as the Battle of Lorraine, was launched on 14 August. The First Army of General Auguste Dubail was to advance on Sarrebourg, while the ...

HyperWar: US Army in WWII: The Lorraine Campaign

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The First and Nineteenth Armies, therefore, would be the initial opponents of the Third Army in the battle for Lorraine. Hitler had intervened directly to nominate a new commander for the First Army, writing a personal letter to General Chevallerie, who had led the First Army during the withdrawal across France, relieving him on the grounds of ...

LORRAINE - The Battle of Morhange - 1914

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The French historians call this period of 14 August - 13 September 1914 in Lorraine the Battle of Lorraine. It was in fact a sequence of several battles in almost the same area during 4 weeks; the Battle of Morhange, the Battle of the Trouée de Charmes, including the Battle of Rozelieures, the Battle of the Mortagne, and the Battle of the Grand Couronnée, east of Nancy.

Battle of Lorraine, 14 August-7 September 1914

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The Battle of Lorraine, 14 August-7 September 1914 (First World War), began as part of the then current French war plan (Plan XVII). This called for a general offensive across the Franco-German border at the outbreak of war. There were a variety of good reasons for launching this offensive. First, Alsace-Lorraine had been French territory until ...

First World War.com - Battles - The Battle of Lorraine, 1914

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Battles - The Battle of Lorraine, 1914 The French invasion of Lorraine formed one of the major objectives of the French pre-war offensive strategy against Germany, Plan XVII A consequence of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71, the loss of Alsace and Lorraine to Prussia festered in the minds of both French public and military alike, a national humiliation that needed to be addressed during the ...

Battles of the Western Front 1914-1918 - Great War

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The Battle of Grand Couronné (4 - 13 September 1914) took place in the Meuse-Meurthe area of Lorraine between the French Second Army and the German Sixth Army. Following on from the failure of the French to hold the German advance at the Battle of Lorraine the French Second Army occupied an arc of high ground on a series of hills near Nancy.