I believe the most pivotal battle in the Western Front must be the Battle of the Marne in August 1914. The defeat of the German armies by the British Expeditionary Force and the French army in France stopped the only way to bring the war to a quick conclusion. After this the Central Powers and the Allies settled in for a long fight in the trenches, one that would eventually crush German spirits and end the war. In the Eastern Front it was the Battle of Tannenburg (Tannenberg), in which the Germans annihilated a Russian army under Samsonov. This defeat totally crushed Russian spirits that the war could be won easily, paving the way for the mentality that would eventually bring Lenin to Russia. In the final days of the War the British breakout at Passchendale (Ypres) might be considered important, as the strongest German defence - on that held out for 3 years and had cost the allies about a milliom lives - on the Western front fell in 1917. This defeat might have lowered the already low German morale, forcing them to surrender a year later.
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whatare the five major battles of world war 1 with location and date
The major battles of World War 2 were fought in North Africa, Europe and the Pacific Islands.
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The battle of Verdun 1916 The battles of the Marne 1914,1918 The battles of Ypres 1914,1915,1917 The battle of Somme 1916 The battle of Cambrai 1917
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A pivotal point refers to a significant moment or juncture in a situation where a decisive change or shift occurs. It marks a critical turning point that has a major impact on the outcome or direction of events.
whatare the five major battles of world war 1 with location and date
The major battles of World War 2 were fought in North Africa, Europe and the Pacific Islands.
Some of the major battles of World War I include the Battle of Tannenberg, the Battle of Arras, The Battle of Verdun, and the Battle of the Somme.
Somme?
was most of the major battles of world war 1 fought in Luxembourg ...true or false
The European Theater during World War II was significant because it was where major battles and campaigns took place between Allied and Axis powers. The outcome of these battles ultimately led to the defeat of Nazi Germany and the end of the war in Europe.
There were several major battles in Northern Europe in World War II. Two of them were the Invasion of Normandy and the Battle of the Bulge.
Woodrow Wilson did not see any major battles in World War 1. In fact, during World War 1, he was the President of the United States.
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Ypres.