'Campaign' is a slight exaggeration for the Attack at Fromelles 19/20th July 1916. The attack was planned in early July to deter German redeployment of resources to the Somme front where the main British offensive of 1916 had started on 1st July. The attack started just before 6pm on 19th July and was all over by around 8am on 20th. It was a disaster for the Imperial 61st (South Midland) Division and the 5th Australian Division and has gone down as one of the worst days in the history of Australia at war. A full account can be found in 'Fromelles 1916' by Paul Cobb (History Press 2007 ISBN 978-0-7524-4174-0)
Battle of Fromelles happened on 1916-07-19.
The population of Fromelles is 961.
The area of Fromelles is 8,540,000.0 square meters.
1916
Trebizond Campaign happened on 1916-02-05.
Fromelles is a village located ten liles (16 km) west of Lille in the northern tip of France.
Fromelles is located in the "Nord - Pas-de-Calais" region of France, the Northernmost region borduring Belgium.
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The Australian troops played a significant role in the Battle of Fromelles, which took place in July 1916 during World War I. Despite their bravery, the Australian Imperial Force faced severe challenges, including poorly coordinated attacks and strong German defenses, resulting in a devastating loss with high casualties. The battle highlighted the difficulties of trench warfare and had a lasting impact on Australian military history, leading to a reevaluation of tactics and strategies in subsequent engagements. Ultimately, Fromelles is often remembered as one of the worst days in Australian military history.
For the Anzacs: December of 1915. For the British: January of 1916.
To Be or Not to Be - 1916 was released on: USA: 8 January 1916