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The Second Cavalry Corps In Flanders From April 9th to May 3d 1918

R Boullaire

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Translated from the Revue Militaire Generale, July 1921. "General situation- Since March 21st, Germany with all its available forces, had continued the 'Great Spring Battle' the supreme offensive which was to break the resistance of the Allies, and to deliver against France a decisive blow before the American Forces could enter the line and put an end to the war."

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Translated from the Revue Militaire Generale, July 1921. "General situation- Since March 21st, Germany with all its available forces, had continued the 'Great Spring Battle' the supreme offensive which was to break the resistance of the Allies, and to deliver against France a decisive blow before the American Forces could enter the line and put an end to the war."

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Translated from the Revue Militaire Generale, July 1921. "General situation- Since March 21st, Germany with all its available forces, had continued the 'Great Spring Battle' the supreme offensive which was to break the resistance of the Allies, and to deliver against France a decisive blow before the American Forces could enter the line and put an end to the war."

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