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Battle That Won the War Focht's Victory of 1915
Franz Smonds argues that the Hindenburg Line break was the decisive World War I battle, likening its impact to Leipzig and Napoleon's era. He credits Foch with a masterful strategy across fronts, coordinating flank and center blows to shatter German resilience and force a continental collapse.
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Franz . Smonds
the Tribune Association
New York Tribune
Hawever
Leipzig
Germany
France
Saxony
Hindenburg
Marne
Napoleon
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Hindenburg Line
Berlin
William II
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Soissons
Somme
Aisne
Flanders
Armanes
le Cateau
St. Quentin
Cambral
First Cambral
Smith-Dorrien
Sir John French
Haig
Cambrai
Liggett
Gouraud
King Albert
Plumer
Verdun
Montfaucon
Sud
Argonne
Paris-Chalons-Verdun
Gourlaud
Chempagne
Alsacé-Lorraine
Reims-Laon
Metz-Mezieres-Valenciennes
Ludendorff
Ypres
Yser
Diximude
Forest of Houthoust
Passchendale
Flanders Plain
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Scheldt
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Thiel
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Lille Salient
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Saensee
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Poeh
Lee
Gettysburg
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Pickett
Meade
Hindenburge
Windenburg Line
Brandviser
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Mittelaurspa
Bun Plan
Allenby
Turkey
Palestine
D’esperey
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Anatolia
Mesopotamia
Syria
Arabia
Armenia
Danube
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Hungary
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Champagne
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Askub
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Hille
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St .Quentin
Jordan
Euphrates
North Sea
Belgium
Serbia
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