A History of the Great War volume 2
A History of the Great War volume 2
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On the next day, the Belgians are once more in possession of Ostend, while just below the Belgian border in France the French are occupying Lille, which the Germans have practically evacuated some days before. On the next day, the victorious Belgians continue their advance along the coast and occupy Zeebrugge and Bruges. Despite the rapidity of the German retreat, the Allied forces driving northward succeed in cutting off a number of detachments and thus in taking many pris- oners.
We have alre...ady seen that the territory of Holland cuts sharply into Belgium along the seacoast and the wedge driven by the Allies is aimed at the nearest point of the Dutch frontier. It is accordingly necessary for the Germans to abandon all of Belgium between the wedge and the coast, and with that evacuation the Allies have turned the entire west wing of all the German forces. Between October 20 and 25 the Allies cross the Lys Canal and approach Ghent, and 782 A History of the Great War before the end of the month the Belgians have reached the Dutch frontier and are advancing along it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the next day, the Belgians are once more in possession of Ostend, while just below the Belgian border in France the French are occupying Lille, which the Germans have practically evacuated some days before. On the next day, the victorious Belgians continue their advance along the coast and occupy Zeebrugge and Bruges. Despite the rapidity of the German retreat, the Allied forces driving northward succeed in cutting off a number of detachments and thus in taking many pris- oners.
We have alre...ady seen that the territory of Holland cuts sharply into Belgium along the seacoast and the wedge driven by the Allies is aimed at the nearest point of the Dutch frontier. It is accordingly necessary for the Germans to abandon all of Belgium between the wedge and the coast, and with that evacuation the Allies have turned the entire west wing of all the German forces. Between October 20 and 25 the Allies cross the Lys Canal and approach Ghent, and 782 A History of the Great War before the end of the month the Belgians have reached the Dutch frontier and are advancing along it.
What to read after A History of the Great War volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertram Benedict to read onlineMoreLess
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