The document provides details on several major battles during World War 1, including key information about location, dates, commanders, and casualties. Some of the major battles summarized are:
- The Second Battle of Ypres in 1915 in Belgium, which saw the first large-scale use of chlorine gas that was very effective. Casualties totaled around 59,000 British, 10,000 French, and 35,000 German with no clear victor.
- The Battle of Jutland in 1916 at sea between Britain and Germany which involved 27 battleships and resulted in casualties of 15 British and 11 German ships sunk with no clear victor.
- The Battle of Tannenberg in 1914 in East Prussia where
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The document provides details on several major battles during World War 1, including key information about location, dates, commanders, and casualties. Some of the major battles summarized are:
- The Second Battle of Ypres in 1915 in Belgium, which saw the first large-scale use of chlorine gas that was very effective. Casualties totaled around 59,000 British, 10,000 French, and 35,000 German with no clear victor.
- The Battle of Jutland in 1916 at sea between Britain and Germany which involved 27 battleships and resulted in casualties of 15 British and 11 German ships sunk with no clear victor.
- The Battle of Tannenberg in 1914 in East Prussia where
The document provides details on several major battles during World War 1, including key information about location, dates, commanders, and casualties. Some of the major battles summarized are:
- The Second Battle of Ypres in 1915 in Belgium, which saw the first large-scale use of chlorine gas that was very effective. Casualties totaled around 59,000 British, 10,000 French, and 35,000 German with no clear victor.
- The Battle of Jutland in 1916 at sea between Britain and Germany which involved 27 battleships and resulted in casualties of 15 British and 11 German ships sunk with no clear victor.
- The Battle of Tannenberg in 1914 in East Prussia where
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The document provides details on several major battles during World War 1, including key information about location, dates, commanders, and casualties. Some of the major battles summarized are:
- The Second Battle of Ypres in 1915 in Belgium, which saw the first large-scale use of chlorine gas that was very effective. Casualties totaled around 59,000 British, 10,000 French, and 35,000 German with no clear victor.
- The Battle of Jutland in 1916 at sea between Britain and Germany which involved 27 battleships and resulted in casualties of 15 British and 11 German ships sunk with no clear victor.
- The Battle of Tannenberg in 1914 in East Prussia where
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COUNTRY WHEN OTHER
BATTLE COMMANDERS CASUALTIES VICTOR
FOUGHT IN OPENED Launched by 59,000 Germany VON FALKENHAYN British; mainly to test (Germany) Second Battle April 22, 10,000 No Clear its new Belgium SMITH-DORRIEN of Ypres 1915 French; Victor weapon, (Britain) 35,000 chlorine gas, FOCH (France) German which was very effective SCHEER 15 British The largest (Germany) ships, and only full- Battle of May 31, No Clear scale naval Britain BEATTY 11 German Jutland 1916 Victor battle of the (Britain) ships war Taking almost VON FALKENHAYN 550,000 an entire year Battle of February 21, (Germany) French; to play out, France Allies Verdun 1916 PÉTAIN 434,000 this was the (France) German longest battle of the war Was started by 420,000 VON FALKENHAYN the British to British; (Germany) take pressure Battle of July 1, 200,000 France JOFFRE Allies off France the Somme 1916 French; (France) HAIG during the 500,000 (Britain) Battle of German Verdun Almost the entire Russian PRITTWITZ 125,000 Second Army (Germany) Battle of August 26, Russian; Central was wiped out; East Prussia SAMSONOV and Tannenberg 1914 20,000 Powers Germany’s RENNENKAMPF German biggest (Russia) complete victory