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Aisne
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The
French
part
of
the
offensive
was
intended
to
be
strategically
decisive
by
breaking
Bodily_harm
through
the
German
defences
on
the
Aisne
front
within
with
casualties
expected
to
be
around
A
preliminary
attack
was
to
be
made
by
the
French
Third
Army
at
St
Quentin
and
the
British
First
,
Third
and
Fifth
armies
at
Arras
,
to
capture
Conquering
high
ground
and
divert
German
reserves
from
the
French
fronts
on
the
Aisne
and
in
Champagne
.
The
French
part
of
the
offensive
was
intended
to
be
strategically
decisive
by
breaking
Bodily_harm
through
the
German
defences
on
the
Aisne
front
within
with
casualties
expected
to
be
around
A
preliminary
attack
was
to
be
made
by
the
French
Third
Army
at
St
Quentin
and
the
British
First
,
Third
and
Fifth
armies
at
Arras
,
to
capture
Conquering
high
ground
and
divert
German
reserves
from
the
French
fronts
on
the
Aisne
and
in
Champagne
.
The
main
offensive
was
to
be
delivered
Military_operation
by
the
French
on
the
Chemin
des
Dames
ridge
(
the
Second
Battle
of
the
Aisne
,
,
and
)
,
with
a
subsidiary
attack
by
the
Fourth
Army
(
Third
Battle
of
Champagne
,
Battle
of
the
Hills
,
Battle
of
the
Hills
of
Champagne
)
.
The
main
French
offensive
on
the
Aisne
began
Process_start
on
16
April
and
also
achieved
Achieve
considerable
tactical
success
but
the
attempt
to
force
Causation
a
strategically
decisive
battle
on
the
Germans
was
a
costly
failure
and
by
25
April
the
main
offensive
had
been
suspended
Process_end
.
The
line
ran
Self_motion
from
Arras
to
Laffaux
,
near
Soissons
on
the
Aisne
.
Labour
was
transferred
Military_operation
south
in
February
1917
to
work
Being_in_operation
on
the
from
La
Fère
to
Rethel
and
on
the
forward
positions
Placing
on
the
Aisne
front
,
which
the
Germans
knew
Know
were
due
to
be
attacked
Attack
by
the
French
.
Divisions
released
Military_operation
by
Operation
Alberich
and
other
reinforcements
increased
Cause_change_of_position_on_a_scale
the
number
of
divisions
on
the
Aisne
front
to
early
April
.
The
Hindenburg
Line
was
attacked
Attack
several
times
in
1917
,
notably
at
St
Quentin
,
Bullecourt
,
the
Aisne
and
Cambrai
and
was
broken
Bodily_harm
in
September
1918
,
during
the
Hundred
Days
Offensive
.
The
Race
to
the
Sea
(
;
,
)
took place
Process_start
from
about
1914
,
after
the
Battle
of
the
Frontiers
(
)
and
the
German
advance
Motion
into
France
,
which
had
been
stopped
at
the
First
Battle
of
the
Marne
and
was
followed
by
the
First
Battle
of
the
Aisne
a
Franco-British
counter-offensive
.
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