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( First World War - The Allies Take The Offensive ) Histoire de la Guerre en Images d'apres le revue americaine le Bystander
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Paris / 1918
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A Caricature of the Hundred Days Offensive

Fascinating series of maps showing a serio-comic set of map images, with a caricature of a German and French solider superimposed on each image.

The map shows the a progression between September 1 and October 26, wherein the French soldier, beginning from a position of weakness, fights back and subdoes his German adversary.

The Hundred Days Offensive, spanning from August 8 to November 11, 1918, marked the conclusive series of Allied offensives that effectively ended the First World War. Initiated with the Battle of Amiens on the Western Front from August 8 to 12, the offensive turned the tide against the Imperial German Army, reversing its earlier advances made during the German Spring Offensive.

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