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First Battle of Ypres ends in Allied victory 100 years ago today (Nov 22 1914)

November 22, 20141910s, World War Iadmin


Video: 'The First Battle Of Ypres 1914'

(Sunday, November 22, 1914; part of the Race to the Sea on the Western Front of the First World War) — The First Battle of Ypres, fought for the strategically important town of Ypres in western Belgium, ended today with an Allied victory against Germany.

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