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The
French
divisions
were
forced
Motion
back
and
the
two
divisions
of
the
II
Bavarian
Corps
,
advanced
Cause_to_make_progress
westwards
on
the
north
side
of
the
Somme
,
eventually
being
stopped
Process_end
around
Maricourt
,
Montauban
and
Fricourt
.
Combles
became
Becoming
a
backwater
until
the
Battle
Hostile_encounter
of
the
Somme
in
1916
,
when
it
was
used
Using
as
a
shelter
for
reserves
,
supplies
and
engineer
stores
and
a
staging
area
for
reinforcements
.
The
Capture
Conquering
of
La
Boisselle
(
1–6
July
1916
)
was
a
British
local
operation
Military_operation
during
the
Battle
Hostile_encounter
of
Albert
,
the
name
Name_conferral
given
Giving
by
the
British
to
the
first
two
weeks
of
the
Battle
Hostile_encounter
of
the
Somme
.
The
village
of
La
Boisselle
forms
Coming_to_be
part
of
the
small
commune
of
Ovillers-la-Boisselle
,
located
some
north-east
of
Amiens
in
the
Somme
department
in
Picardie
in
northern
France
.
On
1
July
1916
,
the
first
day
on
the
Somme
,
La
Boisselle
was
attacked
Attack
by
the
34th
Division
as
part
of
the
III
Corps
but
the
bombardment
Attack
had
not
damaged
Damaging
the
German
deep-mined
dug-outs
(
)
and
a
German
listening
Perception_active
post
overheard
a
British
telephone
conversation
Communication
the
day
before
,
which
gave
Giving
away
the
attack
.
In
1916
,
the
Battle
Hostile_encounter
of
Verdun
had
been
a
costly
failure
Earnings_and_losses
for
the
Germans
and
the
Anglo-French
Battle
of
the
Somme
had
forced
a
defensive
Defending
battle
Hostile_encounter
on
the
Germans
,
leaving
Departing
the
western
armies
(
)
exhausted
Expend_resource
.
Construction
of
the
Hindenburg
Line
in
France
was
begun
Process_start
in
September
1916
to
make
a
retirement
from
the
Somme
front
possible
,
to
counter
an
anticipated
increase
Cause_change_of_position_on_a_scale
in
the
power
of
Anglo-French
attacks
Attack
in
1917
.
A
shorter
Western
Front
could
be
held
Defending
with
fewer
troops
and
by
incorporating
Cause_to_amalgamate
the
lessons
of
defensive
Defending
battle
on
the
Somme
,
the
importance
of
troop
dispersal
Dispersal
,
reverse-slope
positions
,
defence
Defending
in
depth
and
camouflage
,
German
infantry
casualties
Catastrophe
could
be
reduced
Cause_change_of_position_on_a_scale
.
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
was
the
final
large
British
attack
Attack
of
the
Battle
Hostile_encounter
of
the
Somme
;
the
Reserve
Army
had
been
renamed
Name_conferral
on
30
October
.
New
German
defensive
Defending
tactics
adopted
Choosing
after
the
Battle
Hostile_encounter
of
the
Somme
of
defence
Defending
in
depth
and
rapid
counter-attack
Attack
,
had
been
enforced
Action
on
the
German
6th
Army
after
the
disaster
Attack
of
9
April
.
II
Corps
asked
Request
for
a
delay
until
19
November
to
move
Motion
artillery
forward
;
five
British
divisions
were
transferred
Military_operation
to
Italy
and
four
British
divisions
on
the
coast
were
sent
Sending
to
take
over
French
positions
south
of
the
Somme
.
The
Butte
de
Warlencourt
is
an
ancient
burial
mound
off
the
Albert–Bapaume
road
,
north-east
of
Le
Sars
in
the
Somme
in
northern
France
.
During
the
Battle
Hostile_encounter
of
Le
Transloy
(
1–20
October
1916
)
,
part
of
the
Battle
of
the
Somme
,
the
Butte
de
Warlencourt
was
the
subject
of
several
attacks
Attack
by
the
British
Fourth
Army
,
which
were
costly
failures
;
attacks
Attack
in
November
also
failed
Earnings_and_losses
.
The
2nd
Australian
Division
occupied
Hold
the
Butte
on
24
February
1917
,
during
the
German
retirements
Departing
made
Action
on
the
Somme
front
,
preparatory
to
Operation
(
)
,
the
German
retreat
Escaping
to
the
Hindenburg
Line
.
General
Ferdinand
Foch
,
commander
of
``
groupe
des
armées
du
nord
''
(
Northern
Army
Group
)
and
co-ordinator
of
the
armies
on
the
Somme
,
was
unable
to
continue
the
sequential
attacks
Attack
by
the
Anglo-French
armies
achieved
Achieve
in
September
,
because
persistent
rain
,
mist
and
fog
grounded
aircraft
,
turned
Change
the
battlefield
Hostile_encounter
into
a
swamp
and
greatly
increased
Cause_change_of_position_on_a_scale
the
difficulty
of
transporting
Military_operation
supplies
Supply
to
the
front
over
the
few
roads
in
the
area
and
the
land
that
had
been
devastated
Destroying
since
1
July
.
The
German
2nd
and
1st
armies
on
the
Somme
managed
Control
a
recovery
Cause_change_of_position_on_a_scale
after
the
string
of
defeats
in
September
,
with
fresh
divisions
to
replace
exhausted
troops
and
more
aircraft
,
artillery
and
ammunition
diverted
Removing
from
the
battle
Hostile_encounter
at
Verdun
and
stripped
Removing
from
other
parts
of
the
Western
Front
.
The
reinforcement
Cause_change_of_strength
of
the
Somme
front
with
troops
and
equipment
Supply
from
Verdun
also
contributed
Causation
to
the
German
defeat
Conquering
in
the
First
Offensive
Battle
Hostile_encounter
of
Verdun
(
)
and
the
loss
Earnings_and_losses
of
forts
Douaumont
and
Vaux
.
The
soldiers
of
the
British
,
French
and
German
armies
endured
miserable
conditions
,
in
which
the
Germans
were
able
to
keep
going
in
the
knowledge
that
the
onset
of
winter
would
end
the
Somme
offensive
Attack
,
despite
the
many
extra
casualties
caused
Causation
by
illness
.
The
Capture
Conquering
of
Mametz
took place
Process_start
on
1
July
1916
,
when
the
British
Fourth
Army
attacked
Attack
the
German
2nd
Army
on
the
Western
Front
,
during
the
first
day
of
the
Battle
of
the
Somme
.
During
the
Battle
of
Albert
1914
the
II
Bavarian
Corps
attacked
Attack
westwards
north
of
the
Somme
but
was
fought
Quarreling
to
a
standstill
east
of
Mametz
.
Reinforced
Cause_change_of_strength
by
the
XIV
Reserve
Corps
the
Germans
on
the
north
side
of
the
Somme
attacked
Attack
again
and
took
Conquering
Mametz
on
29
September
.
Fricourt
is
a
village
that
was
fought
Hostile_encounter
over
in
July
1916
,
during
the
Battle
of
the
Somme
,
which
took place
Process_start
in
France
during
the
First
World
War
.
Fricourt
formed
Creating
a
salient
in
the
German
front-line
and
was
the
principal
German
fortified
village
between
the
River
Somme
and
the
Ancre
.
The
first
day
on
the
Somme
,
1
July
1916
,
was
the
beginning
Process_start
of
the
Battle
of
Albert
the
name
given
Giving
by
the
British
to
the
first
two
weeks
of
the
Battle
of
the
Somme
.
The
first
day
on
the
Somme
,
1
July
1916
,
was
the
beginning
Process_start
of
the
Battle
of
Albert
the
name
given
Giving
by
the
British
to
the
first
two
weeks
of
the
Battle
of
the
Somme
.
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
.
The
German
defence
south
of
the
road
mostly
collapsed
and
the
French
had
``
complete
success
''
on
both
banks
of
the
Somme
,
as
did
the
British
from
Maricourt
on
the
army
boundary
,
where
XIII
Corps
took
Conquering
Montauban
and
reached
Arriving
all
its
objectives
and
XV
Corps
captured
Conquering
Mametz
and
isolated
Fricourt
.
The
German
defeats
Conquering
from
Foucaucourt
to
the
Albert–Bapaume
road
,
left
the
German
defence
Defending
on
the
south
bank
incapable
of
resisting
Defending
another
attack
Attack
;
a
substantial
German
retreat
began
Process_start
from
the
Flaucourt
plateau
to
the
west
bank
of
the
Somme
close
to
Péronne
;
north
of
the
Somme
in
the
British
area
,
Fricourt
was
abandoned
GiveUp
overnight
.
The
German
defeats
Conquering
from
Foucaucourt
to
the
Albert–Bapaume
road
,
left
the
German
defence
Defending
on
the
south
bank
incapable
of
resisting
Defending
another
attack
Attack
;
a
substantial
German
retreat
began
Process_start
from
the
Flaucourt
plateau
to
the
west
bank
of
the
Somme
close
to
Péronne
;
north
of
the
Somme
in
the
British
area
,
Fricourt
was
abandoned
GiveUp
overnight
.
The
French
Sixth
Army
suffered
Bodily_harm
and
the
German
2nd
Army
lost
Orders
were
issued
Creating
to
the
Anglo-French
armies
to
continue
the
offensive
on
2
July
and
a
German
counter-attack
on
the
north
bank
of
the
Somme
by
the
12th
Division
,
intended
for
the
night
of
took
Creating
until
dawn
on
2
July
to
begin
and
was
destroyed
Destroying
.
The
village
became
Becoming
a
backwater
until
1916
when
a
third
line
of
defence
Defending
was
dug
behind
the
Somme
front
,
as
part
of
the
German
preparations
to
receive
Receiving
the
British-French
offensive
being
prepared
GetReady
on
the
Somme
.
The
village
became
Becoming
a
backwater
until
1916
when
a
third
line
of
defence
Defending
was
dug
behind
the
Somme
front
,
as
part
of
the
German
preparations
to
receive
Receiving
the
British-French
offensive
being
prepared
GetReady
on
the
Somme
.
The
Capture
Conquering
of
Trônes
Wood
(
8–14
July
)
was
an
action
in
the
First
World
War
fought
Hostile_encounter
by
the
British
Fourth
Army
and
the
German
2nd
Army
,
during
the
Battle
of
the
Somme
.
The
British
attacks
Attack
were
part
of
preliminary
operations
,
to
reach
Arriving
ground
from
which
to
begin
Process_start
the
second
British
general
attack
Attack
of
the
Battle
of
the
Somme
,
against
the
German
second
position
from
Longueval
to
Bazentin
le
Petit
on
14
July
.
The
German
defenders
fought
Hostile_encounter
according
to
a
policy
of
unyielding
defence
and
immediate
counter-attack
Attack
to
regain
Recovering
lost
ground
,
intended
to
delay
Change_event_time
the
Anglo-French
advance
south
of
the
Albert–Bapaume
road
and
give
Giving
time
for
reinforcements
sent
Sending
to
the
Somme
front
to
arrive
Arriving
.
The
Second
Battle
of
Villers-Bretonneux
(
also
Actions
of
Villers-Bretonneux
,
after
the
First
Battles
of
the
Somme
,
1918
)
took place
Process_start
from
24
to
27
April
1918
,
during
the
German
Spring
Offensive
to
the
east
of
Amiens
.
The
Battle
Hostile_encounter
of
Delville
Wood
was
fought
Hostile_encounter
from
1916
,
one
of
the
engagements
Hostile_encounter
of
the
Battle
Hostile_encounter
of
the
Somme
.
It
was
fought
Hostile_encounter
between
Allied
forces
and
the
German
Empire
in
the
Somme
River
valley
in
northern
France
.
They
were
outmanoeuvred
by
the
French
king
,
Philip
VI
,
who
garrisoned
Control
all
of
the
bridges
and
fords
over
the
River
Somme
and
followed
Self_motion
the
English
with
his
own
field
army
.
Hawthorn
Ridge
Redoubt
was
a
German
front-line
fortification
Defending
,
west
of
the
village
of
Beaumont
Hamel
on
the
Somme
.
Sprung
ten
minutes
before
zero
hour
,
it
was
one
of
19
Mines
on
the
first
day
of
the
Somme
and
was
filmed
Social_event
by
Geoffrey
Malins
.
In
September
1914
,
during
the
Race
to
the
Sea
,
the
divisions
of
the
German
XIV
Corps
advanced
Cause_to_make_progress
on
the
north
bank
of
the
Somme
westwards
towards
Albert
and
Amiens
,
passing
through
Martinpuich
.
The
village
became
Becoming
a
backwater
until
1916
,
when
the
British
and
French
began
Process_start
the
Battle
of
the
Somme
and
was
the
site
of
several
air
operations
by
the
Royal
Flying
Corps
(
RFC
)
,
which
attacked
Attack
German
supply
dumps
in
the
vicinity
.
Much
of
the
ground
fought
Hostile_encounter
over
was
the
wilderness
left
Departing
by
the
Battle
of
the
Somme
in
1916
.
The
action
was
therefore
officially
named
Name_conferral
by
the
British
Battles
Nomenclature
Committee
as
``
The
First
Battles
of
the
Somme
,
1918
''
,
whilst
the
French
call
it
the
``
Second
Battle
of
Picardy
''
(
)
.
Operation
Michael
failed
Earnings_and_losses
to
achieve
Achieve
its
objectives
and
the
German
advance
was
reversed
Change
during
the
Second
Battle
of
the
Somme
,
1918
(
21
August
–
3
September
)
in
the
Allied
Hundred
Days
Offensive
.
The
Capture
of
Schwaben
Redoubt
(
)
was
a
tactical
incident
Catastrophe
in
the
Battle
of
the
Somme
,
1916
.
It
formed
Cause_to_amalgamate
part
of
the
German
defensive
Defending
system
in
the
Somme
sector
of
the
Western
Front
during
the
First
World
War
and
consisting
Cause_to_be_included
of
a
mass
of
machine-gun
emplacements
,
trenches
and
dug-outs
.
The
operation
was
preceded
Process_start
by
the
better
known
rescue
of
and
French
soldiers
from
Dunkirk
in
Operation
Dynamo
On
20
May
,
the
Germans
had
captured
Conquering
Abbeville
at
the
mouth
of
the
Somme
and
cut off
Hindering
the
main
Allied
armies
in
the
north
.
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