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Time Period: The battle of Ypres happened during October 19th and November the 22nd

Casualties:
Belgian: 21,562
French: 50,000–85,000
British:
7,960 killed
29,563 wounded
17,873 missing
2,128 unknown cause
Total: 58,15

Who fought?
British, France, Belgium and Germany  who were trying to get to the english channel. The Allies won the battle after 34 days of fighting.

Result
French, Belgian and British troops were outnumbered by the Germans

Description

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-Time period
21 February 1916 – 18 December 1916

-Casualties
France - 337,231 losses of which 162,308 dead or missing
Germany - 337,000 losses
of which 100,000 dead or missing
Total - 714,231 losses of which 262,308 dead or missing
-Who fought?
The battle of Verdun was fought by France and Germany.
-Result
Casualties mounted on both sides and after early gains of territory by the Germans, the battle settled into a bloody stalemate. The impact the battle had on the French Army was a primary reason for
the British starting the Battle of the Somme in July 1916 in an effort to take German pressure off of the French at Verdun.
-Description

The battle of Verdun fought  from 21 February to 18 December 1916 was the the largest and longest battle of WW1 on the Western Front between the German and French armies.

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The Time Period:
The fist battle:5th of September to the 12th of September of 1914
The second battle: July 15th to 6th of August 1918
Casualties:
There were a lot of casualties that resulted from this battle.
France - 250 000
British - 12 733
Germans - Never stated their amount of casualties.
Who Fought?
The battle of the Marne was fought by France and Britain on one team (allies) v.s. Germany.
Results:
Although there were a lot of casualties, The first battle of Marne was seen as a 'major victory' in the allies p.o.v because they were able to hold the germans back long enough, so that in only a few days the Germans retreated back into there trenches further back.
Description:
The first battle of the Marne: Germany had invaded Belgium and were trying to use the Schlieffen plan. The French army went to defend near the Marne River, but the Germans were still able to get as close as 30 miles from Paris. The french army and the BEF (which is the British Expeditionary army) attacked Germany in the middle so they were in-between Germany's first and second army group and this caused Germany's communication to breakdown leaving them confused until the germans were all ordered to go back to a place near Aisne River, were they built trenches.

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The Time Period:
The fist battle:5th of September to the 12th of September of 1914
The second battle: July 15th to 6th of August 1918
Casualties:
There were a lot of casualties that resulted from this battle.
France - 250 000
British - 12 733
Germans - Never stated their amount of casualties.
Who Fought?
The battle of the Marne was fought by France and Britain on one team (allies) v.s. Germany.
Results:
Although there were a lot of casualties, The first battle of Marne was seen as a 'major victory' in the allies p.o.v because they were able to hold the germans back long enough, so that in only a few days the Germans retreated back into there trenches further back.
Description:
The first battle of the Marne was fought between Germany and the allies, Britain and France
References:
http://www.firstworldwar.com/battles/marne1.htm

www.ducksters.com/history/world_war_i/first_battle_of_the_marne.php

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Time period: 21 February to the 18th December 1916.

Casualties on the first day:
British - more than 57,000
French- Around 7,000

The British and French army fought the German army. The battle of the Somme was one of the largest battles in world war 1.

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Time
between 1 July and 18 November 1916
casualties
the french lost 7000 men
who fought
the british and the french
result
The battle was intended to hasten a victory for the Allies and was the largest battle of the First World War on the western front
description
First world war fought by the armies of the British and French empires against the German empire

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Time Period:
19th October - 22nd November 1914
Casualties:
Belgian; 21,562
French; 50,000-85,000
British; 7,960 killed, 29,563 wounded, 17,873 missing & 2,128 unknown causes
TOTAL; 58,155

Who fought?
Germany, France, Belgium & Britain
Result
The French and British armies were out numbered by the Germans even tho the British had 7 infantry armies (1 reserved) and 3 cavalry armies. After 34 days of fighting the the Allies won the battle
Description
The Battle of Ypres, Belgium was fought under 3 major battles, Battle of Langemarck, Battle of Gheluvelt & Battle of Nonnebosschen. They were critical battles of the 'Race to the Sea'. This is where German and Allied Armies were in attempt to secure and reach the French North Coast. Ypres was attacked as Germany went through Belgium to make it to the coast. These attacks destroyed and demolished the small town of Ypres.

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Time Period:
1 July 1916 - 18 November 1916

Casualties:
- The French had around 7 000 people
- The British had more than 57 000 people

Who Fought?
The British army and French army were allied against the German army.

Result:
Britain and France attempted to break through the German lines after 2 years. The battle lasted for months and resulted with over 1 000 000 deaths

Description:
The battle of the Somme was fought in Northern France and was one of the most gruesome battles of WW1. The British and french army fought the german army over a 15 mile area. The battle of the Somme was an attempt to break the stalemate of the trenches.

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Time Period:
19 October - 22 November 1914
Casualties:
Belgian: 21,562
French: 50,000 - 85,000
British:
7,960 killed
29,563 wounded
17,873 missing
2,128 unknown cause
Total: 58,155
Who fought:
British, France, Belgium and Germany
Results:
British, French and Belgian troops were outnumbered by the Germans who were trying to get to the english channel. The Allies won the battle after 34 days of fighting.
Description:
There were three battles fought in Ypres, Belgium.The town Ypres was always under attack from the germans. Ypres was always under attack because it was a key point in keeping them from the english channel
The first major battle was between the 30th October and the 24th November 1914. The second battle was between 22 April and May 25 1915 and the third battle was between July 31 and November 10th 1917.

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Time period : 19 Oct. 1914 – 30 Nov. 1914

Casualties:

Belgian: 21,562
French: 50,000–85,000
British:
7,960 killed
29,563 wounded
17,873 missing
2,128 unknown cause
Total: 58,15
Who fought?

British, French, Belgium and Germany
Result- French, British and Belgian troops were outnumbered by the Germans who were trying to get to the English Channel. The Allies won the battle after 34 days of fighting, it started trench warfare on the western front.

Description- Three major battles were fought near the town of Ypres, Belgium, in WW1 The town is in western Flanders . It was completely destroyed by the fighting but has since been rebuilt.

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Time Period: 21 February - 18 December 1916
Casualties:
German: 337,000
French: 337,231
Total: 714,231 (262,308 dead or missing)
Missing or Dead:
French: 162,308
German: 100,000
Who Fought:
France
Germany
Result:
As the German army retreated before achieving its objective during the Battle of Verdun, the French army won.
Description:
The Battle of Verdun started on February 21st 1916 and ended on December 16th in 1916. Fought in the Western Front between the German and French armies, on hills north of Verdun-sur-Meuse in north-eastern France. Having many deaths on each side Germany were pushed backed and were forced to retreat. This was a Victory for the French

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Time Period:
19 October – 22 November 1914
Casualties:
Belgian: 21,562
French: 50,000–85,000
British: 7,960 killed 29,563 wounded 17,873 missing 2,128 unknown cause
German: 134,315
Who fought:
Belgium, France, Great Britain, Germany
Result:
British, French and Belgian troops were outnumbered by the Germans who were trying to get to the English Channel where
Description:

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Time:
20 December 1914 – 17 March 1915

Causalties:
France - 90,000
Germany - 90,000 (estimate)
Who fought:
France
Germany
Results:
France (3km of land), although it was so minimal people often say the Champagne Battle had no clear winner.
Description:
- first major attack on Germany between the allies
- French commander / chief (Joffre) wanted to win WW1 quickly so he started a fight with Germany along the entire linr from Nieport (Belgium) to Verdun and in Artois and Chanpagne areas.

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Time Period:
1 July 1916 – 18 November 1916
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Time period - Between the 1st of July and 18th of November 1916

Casualties - For the French the casualties got to over 7000 in the first day. By the end of the battle around  620000 men died and were injured.

Who fought? - The British and French armies fought the German army

Result - After two weeks of trench warfare, the allies attempt to break through German lines on the Western Front. This ensuing battle will last for months and end in over 1 million casualties.

Description - The first battle of Somme was one of the most costly attempts to break the stalemate of the trenches.

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Time period: 1 July 1916 – 18 November 1916

Casualties: the British suffered more than 57,000 casualties, and by the end of the campaign the Allies and Central Powers would lose more than 1.5 million men.

Who fought?

The British and French armies fought the german army

Result:

Battle of the Somme, which began on July 1, 1916, failed to achieve the English and French Allies' hoped-for primary objective of a decisive breakthrough.

Description:

The Battle of the Somme, fought in northern France, was one of the bloodiest of World War One. For five months the British and French armies fought the Germans in a brutal battle of attrition on a 15-mile front.

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Time Period
21 February to 18 December 1916
Who Fought
German and French armies fought
Casualties
German - 337,000
French - 337,231
Total - 714,231
Result
After French forces retaking their lost ground, the German Army retreated.
Description
Fought Between 21 February and 18 December 1916 on the Western Front. It was fought between the French and German armies. It was fought on the hills north of Verdun-sur-Meuse in north-eastern France. The German Army planned to rapidly capture the Meuse Heights, providing them with a good position. It resulted in a stalemate, a mass loss of lives and after almost a year, German retreatw

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Time Period:

July 1, 1916 - November 1, 1916

Casualties:

On the first day, the British suffered more then 57,000 casualties.  In contrast, the French, suffered around 7,000 casualties.

Who fought?

The British and French armies fought the German army.

Result:

After two weeks of trench warfare, the allies attempted to break through German line on the Western Front. This battle lasted for 4 months and ended over 1 millions lives.

Description:

The Battle of the Somme, was one of the largest battles of the First World War, it was also one of the bloodiest military battles in history. The first battle of Somme was one of the most costly attempts to break the stalemate of the trenches.