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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1919

Page

5

Offensive plans for Cambrai attack by German armies

The document outlines the planned offensive in late March 1917 involving the 17th and 2nd German armies under Crown Prince Rupprecht, with the 18th army on the south flank. It details coordination between army groups, shifting command, preparations since January, and aims to cut the Cambrai reentrant while probing toward Arras and the Oise.

Cambrai Croisilles Peronne Rupprecht Poland Arras Oise Ypres Lens Heima The Argonne von Gallwitz Verdun Duke Albrecht Saarburg Lorraine Ste. Marie aux-Mines Undagau Alsace Gen St. Quentin Galicia von Bothmer Col von Hemmer Saarburg-St. Marie-aux-Mines Altho Boun Croisellies Moeuvres Croiselles Werlanders Bir Julian Byng Ludendorff 17Th 18Th Gough Britiett 7Th Army Byng Amiens Montdidier Dr Schmaus la Fere Crown Prince Tonaume Combles Nesle Albert Somme Noyon Bomme Avre Ing Lima

War Editor Explains Failure of Huw Plans

Eugene J. Young reproduces Ludendorff’s account of the March 1918 attack missteps. He notes ground choice, Byng’s counter blows, and How the 18th army became main striking force. German officials failed diplomacy as peace hopes faded with the western offensive.

New York World Ludendorff Bhoroly Himmself Ludendorf Nimeelf Channel Calais Flanders Arras la Fere

German Army Admits Front Breakthrough Drive Near Amiens

In March 1918 German forces planned a wide assault across the Western Front behind the lines exploiting wind and fog to aid gas attacks. The operation aimed to outflank British lines in Flanders and strike toward Amiens, with heavy artillery, rail movement, and armored support shaping the offensive.

Copyright notice history from 1919 publication notice

A publication credit line outlines international copyright arrangements for Harper and Brothers 1919 rights in the United States and Britain and licensing in Spain Italy Canada Australia France Belgium Russia and Nordic countries under McClure Syndicate agreement.

McClure Harper and Brothers Great Britain Hutchinson and Company The London Times Spain Messrs. Seix and Bariel Italy Jells Treves Canada Australia France Belgium Russia

Ludendorff Presses for Peace After Victory

General Ludendorff complains the German government fails to press for peace after his victory. He also outlines further attacks aimed at improving his unfavorable position.

von Kuhlmann Great Bucharest Entente Ludendorff

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