Village north-east of Ypres, whose name officially describes one component action of the third battle of Ypres (1917) but is often used to describe the whole dreadful battle.
Passchendaele
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- battle of Passchendaele
- The Great War and the Shaping of the 20th Century, Episode 4: Slaughter (1996 History Film)
- The Hero's Farewell: Upstairs, Downstairs (TV Episode) (1974 Drama TV Episode)
- battles of Ypres (historical event, Belgium)
- Ivor Gurney
- 1st Earl Douglas Haig Haig (English military leader)
- William Henry Dyson (art)
- Brig Gen Sir James Edmonds
- FM Herbert Charles Onslow Plumer
- Sir Arthur William Currie
- Passchendaele, Nova Scotia
- Sir Robert Eric Mortimer Wheeler (in archaeology)
- battle of Arras/Vimy Ridge
- Canadian Expeditionary Force
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