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How many soldiers were killed in the battle of cambrai?
The Battle of Cambrai on the French Front (Nord de Calais) in November of 1917 incurred about 45,000 killed or wounded. It is historically significant as the first large tank battle in the history of warfare.
Why was D-Day a turning point for the allies?
D-Day was the first time in years that the Allies had a large and powerful force on the ground in Europe.
Why did stalemate develop on the western front?
The first large battle of the US Civil War was fought
What did the large size of European armies make obvious?
to make the opposing allies scared of them .
What was the role of Australians in Long Tan?
Long Tan was the Australian Army's first large battle of the Vietnam War; and was recorded as an Australian victory.
How many soldiers were killed in the battle of cambrai?
The Battle of Cambrai on the French Front (Nord de Calais) in November of 1917 incurred about 45,000 killed or wounded. It is historically significant as the first large tank battle in the history of warfare.
Why was D-Day a turning point for the allies?
D-Day was the first time in years that the Allies had a large and powerful force on the ground in Europe.
Why was the civil war's first large battle the first battle of bull run shocking?
The battle was more brutual than people expected
Why was the civil war first large battle the first battle of bull run si shocking?
The battle was more brutual than people expected
Why was the civil war first large battle the first battle of bull run so shocking?
The battle was more brutual than people expected
What is the significance of the Battle of Long Tan to Australia's participation in the Vietnam War?
First large battle.
Why was the civil war's Large battle the first battle of Bull run so shocking?
The battle was more brutual than people expected
Why was the civil war's first large battle the battle of bull run so shocking?
The battle was more brutual than people expected
What was the conflict of El-Alamein?
The first BATTLE of El Alamein, not conflict, was a large scale battle of the Allied (the Great British, South American, Australian, New Zealand and British Indian armies) versus the axis (German and Italian) armies. It took place from July 1-27 1942. It was near Al Alamein, which was in the allied-controlled middle east. At first, the axis attacked the fortified area with very small and exhausted forces. The armies were pushed back, and the allies held, but after a large scale allied attack the allies broke through the enemy lines in some areas. But, the allies were then exhausted and retreated. It all turned out to be a stalemate. The second battle of Al Alemain took place from October 23- November 4 1942. The British, under General Montgomery, launched large attacks on the axis, who later wer pushed back out of Egypt and even later out of the Middle east.
What was the outcome of the battle of yours?
The outcome of the Battle of Ypres, fought during World War I, resulted in significant casualties on both sides, with the Allies ultimately holding their positions despite facing intense German attacks. The battle marked the first large-scale use of chemical weapons, causing widespread suffering among soldiers. Although the Allies were able to maintain control of the area, the conflict underscored the brutal nature of trench warfare and the high human cost of the war. The battle also set the stage for continued fighting in the region, as the frontlines remained unstable for years to come.
Who were Germany's allies after World War 1?
Germany was hated after WWI. By and large they had no allies. This, by the way, was in large part what led eventually to WWII. There is a lesson here.
Why was the Normandy invasionD-day a turning point?
Because it was the first time in 4 years the Allies had troops on the ground in France in large numbers.
