The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year, Tập 186Edmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1944 |
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... British Second Army south of Tilburg . Further progress was made in Italy during this period , though much less than had been confidently anticipated . The reason was that all the French troops and some of the Americans in Italy had ...
... British Second Army south of Tilburg . Further progress was made in Italy during this period , though much less than had been confidently anticipated . The reason was that all the French troops and some of the Americans in Italy had ...
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... British shipping . Without waiting for the opening of Antwerp General Dempsey's Second British Army had meanwhile been trying to push out in various directions . On September it advanced north - westwards from Nijmegen to the Rhine ...
... British shipping . Without waiting for the opening of Antwerp General Dempsey's Second British Army had meanwhile been trying to push out in various directions . On September it advanced north - westwards from Nijmegen to the Rhine ...
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... British Second Army , having established itself along the south bank of the Maas from the North Sea to the neighbourhood of Venraij , with a salient north of the river at Nijmegen , launched an attack on the German pocket west of the ...
... British Second Army , having established itself along the south bank of the Maas from the North Sea to the neighbourhood of Venraij , with a salient north of the river at Nijmegen , launched an attack on the German pocket west of the ...
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INVASION OF NORMANDY | 33 |
Americans advance from Avranches 73 Canadian Offensive towards Falaise | 74 |
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