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Did the Germans achieve their goal of capturing Paris in their March 1918 offensive Why or why not?
no they did not. they simpley couldn't break throught the allies. they came really close to the capital(Paris). the longer the war took the less chances they had. especially when USA got involved. they planned a big attack before the usa enters the war but it failed. it was the soldiers patriotism that saved the country
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What was Austrias first military involvement in World War 1?
Austria entered WWI, because Germany wanted to march through Austria in order to attack east. Austria did not want the Germans to march through their country so the fought. The franch and the rest of the allied powers helped austria fight the Germans.
What was the name of the big German offensive at the end of ww1?
Freidensturm. "Peace Storm". There were five separate sub-operation as part of it, from March to August 1918, each one of the five a major strategic offensive attack.
Who won the second battle of Somme in 1918?
The Second Battle of the Somme, fought in March and April 1918, was part of Germany's Spring Offensive during World War I. The battle resulted in a tactical victory for the German forces, who aimed to break through Allied lines. However, the offensive ultimately failed to achieve its strategic objectives, leading to a prolonged stalemate. The battle showcased the intense fighting and high casualties that characterized the war during this period.
What was the significance of the German march across Belgium?
In violating the Belgian neutrality, the Germans marched through Belgium to attack France. This action greatly influenced England's entrance into the war.
Where did Sherman's troops go after capturing Savannah?
After capturing Savannah in December 1864, General William Tecumseh Sherman and his troops continued their march northward through South Carolina. They aimed to disrupt Southern infrastructure and morale, following their strategy of total war. Sherman's troops then moved into North Carolina, where they continued their campaign against Confederate forces. Ultimately, this campaign contributed to the eventual defeat of the Confederacy.
What caused the German offensive of March 1918 to have an excellent chance of success?
The German offensive in March of 1918 against the French and British lines had a good chance of success as the attack was almost a complete surprise. The Germans had moved 6,000 artillery pieces to the front during the night before and German General Ludendorff had amassed 63 divisions along a 43 mile front.
Union general who led the march to the sea after capturing Atlanta?
The answer is General William Tecomsen Sherman
How did the stalemate end?
stalemate ened when Germany fired The Ludendorff Offensive, a series of attacks. It lead to the furthest advance from 1914 to March 1918. But then Britain and France started to fight back and a couple of months later the Germans surrendered!
What are the release dates for Declassified - 2004 The Tet Offensive 1-11?
Declassified - 2004 The Tet Offensive 1-11 was released on:USA: 9 March 2006Declassified - 2004 The Tet Offensive - 1.11 was released on:USA: 9 March 2006
When did Florida achieve its statehood?
March 3, 1845.
What are the release dates for The Last Days of World War II - 2005 March 11-March 17 Hitler's Last Offensive 1-4?
The Last Days of World War II - 2005 March 11-March 17 Hitler's Last Offensive 1-4 was released on: USA: 10 March 2005
Which techniques is used when you expect the enemy to deploy using a relative fixed offensive formation?
Approach march
What did the Germans first call the concentration camps?
The term concentration camp (Konzentrationslager) was used already in March 1933.
When did Spain achieve the worst classification in FIFA?
March 1998 - 26th
What path did Elie Wiesel take when he was being evacuated from Auschwitz?
He chose to march with the Germans away from the approaching Russian army.
Who captured Emilio Aguinaldo?
General Frederick N. Funstoncommander of 20th KS infantry in Philippinescredited for capturing Emilio Aquinaldo on March 23rd, 1901
What was Austrias first military involvement in World War 1?
Austria entered WWI, because Germany wanted to march through Austria in order to attack east. Austria did not want the Germans to march through their country so the fought. The franch and the rest of the allied powers helped austria fight the Germans.
