10 000 Killed or Wounded Is Estimated Result of Three Days
Liege battles raged along the Meuse as German forces pressed the Belgian fortress. Reports estimate 10 000 killed or wounded with heavy destruction around Liege and Namur, while French reinforcements move toward the front. Berlin admits fierce fighting but suggests larger operations loom against France.
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British Fleet Not In Battle Says Churchill
London reports Churchill in the House of Commons stating no fighting or losses beyond those already disclosed. He cited the Amphion loss and Koenigen Luise destruction by destroyers while noting mine risks to neutral vessels and announcing a new press bureau for steady information.
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