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Data: MAVEN
Trigger word:
Ancre
Event Types (Count):
NegTrigger (8)
Negative Trigger
The
retirement
to
the
Hindenburg
Line
took place
Process_start
as
part
of
the
(
Operation
Alberich/Alberich
Manoeuvre
)
from
February
to
March
1917
,
after
local
withdrawals
on
the
Somme
had
been
forced
on
the
1st
Army
by
British
attacks
Attack
up
the
Ancre
valley
in
January
and
February
.
The
Battle
Hostile_encounter
of
the
Ancre
was
fought
Hostile_encounter
by
the
Fifth
Army
(
Lieutenant-General
Hubert
Gough
)
,
against
the
German
1st
Army
(
General
Fritz
von
Below
)
.
Fricourt
formed
Creating
a
salient
in
the
German
front-line
and
was
the
principal
German
fortified
village
between
the
River
Somme
and
the
Ancre
.
Nine
corps
of
the
French
Sixth
Army
and
the
British
Fourth
and
Third
armies
,
attacked
Attack
the
German
2nd
Army
(
General
Fritz
von
Below
)
from
Foucaucourt
south
of
the
Somme
northwards
across
the
Ancre
to
Serre
and
at
Gommecourt
,
beyond
,
in
the
Third
Army
area
.
On
the
north
bank
of
the
Ancre
,
the
attack
Attack
of
VIII
Corps
was
a
disaster
,
with
large
numbers
of
British
troops
being
shot
down
in
no
man
's
land
.
The
British
reopened
Openness
the
tunnel
beneath
the
Hawthorn
Ridge
crater
three
days
later
and
reloaded
the
mine
with
explosives
for
the
Battle
of
the
Ancre
.
Attacked
Attack
several
times
by
the
Canadian
Corps
during
the
Battle
of
the
Ancre
Heights
,
the
5th
Canadian
Brigade
of
the
2nd
Canadian
Division
briefly
controlled
Control
a
section
of
the
trench
on
1
October
but
was
repulsed
Defending
by
counter-attacks
of
the
German
Marine
Brigade
(
equivalent
to
an
army
division
)
,
which
had
been
brought
Bringing
from
the
Belgian
coast
.
The
redoubt
was
a
German
strong
point
long
and
wide
,
built
Building
in
stages
since
1915
,
near
the
village
of
Thiepval
,
overlooking
Perception_active
the
River
Ancre
.
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