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Ypres 1914

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G. C. (Graeme Chamley) Wynne translation

Albert of Würtemburg, Duke, 6;

see also Army, Fourth.

Antwerp: value of, to Entente, 3;

capture of, 5;

retreat from, 7 (note).

Army, Fourth (German): formation of, 6;

advance of, through Belgium, 19;

dispositions on 20th Oct., 20;

task of, 25, 27;

attack on 3rd Nov., 98;

attack on 10th Nov., 104;

order of battle of, 131.

---- Sixth (German): position of right wing of, 7;

failure of attacks of, 25;

attack on 11th Nov., 112.

Army Group Fabeck: constitution of, 60;

plan for, 60;

assembly of, 63;

artillery of, 63;

attack on 30th Oct., 67;

attack on 31st Oct., 73;

alteration of plan,91;

reinforcement of, 92;

offensive on 11th Nov. of, 111;

order of battle of, 132.

---- —— Linsingen: composition of, 103;

task of, 103;

offensive of, 111;

order of battle of, 133.

Army Headquarters (German), meetings at, 25, 26.

Becelaere: Anglo-French counter-attacks at, 55;

XXVII Res. Corps takes, 41.

Belgian population, patriotism of, 100.

---- force, strength of, 12 (note).

Beseler, General von, 5;

see also Corps, III Reserve.

British Fleet, co-operation of, 22 and note, 51 and note, 28 (note), 125.

British force, strength of, 12 (note).

Calais: concentration about, 6;

German objective, 11.

Cavalry, Army (German): objective of, 3;

relief of, near Lille, 64.

Cavalry, Fourth (German) Army, composition of, xvii (note).

---- Sixth (German) Army: composition of, 56, 57;

capture Kruiseik, 57.

Corps (German), III Reserve: captures Antwerp, 5;

screens Fourth Army, 19;

crosses the Yser, 30.

---- —— XV: attack on Zandvoorde, 63;

attack and capture of Gheluvelt, 72;

captures Hill 60, 119.

---- —— XIX, captures Lille, 7.

---- —— XXII Res.-XXVII Res.: formation of, 4;

transport of, 5.

---- —— XXII Res., attacks on Dixmude, 31, 53.

---- —— XXIII Res.: attack on Houthulst Forest, 34;

attack on Langemarck, 99.

---- —— XXVI Res., takes Passchendaele, 40.

---- —— XXVII Res., takes Becelaere, 41.

---- —— II Bavarian, dispositions of, 64.

---- (French) II, arrival of, 62, 64.

---- —— IX, arrival of, 41, 62, 64.

Deimling, General von, wounded,73;

see Corps (German), XV.

Dixmude: topographical, 15;

attack by French Marine division on, 45;

capture of, 108.

Eastern Front, German units leave for, 125.

Emperor, German: proclamation to Fourth Army, 27;

watches attack on Gheluvelt, 73.

Fabeck, General von, see Army Group Fabeck.

French force, strength of, 12 (note).

Gerok, General von, see Group Gerok.

Gheluvelt: attack on, 72;

capture of, 75;

British force holding, 72 (note).

Gloucestershire Regiment at Langemarck, 37 (note).

Group Gerok: formation of, 93;

order of battle of, 133.

---- Urach: formation of, 90;

attack on Wytschaete Park, 95.

Guard (German) Division (von Winckler): marches to Roubaix, 92;

attack of, 116.

Guards, British Life, cut up, 68 and note.

Kemmel, Mount, topography and importance of, 13, 68, 96, 123.

King’s Liverpool Regiment, counter-attack by, 118 and note 2.

Lille: value to Entente, 3;

capture of, 6.

Linsingen, General Baron von, see Army Group Linsingen.

Messines: importance of, 68;

attack on, 79;

British force holding, 80 (note).

Nieuport: topographical, 15;

attack on 11th Nov., 112.

Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire L.I., counter-attack German Guard, 118 (note 2).

Plettenberg’s Corps, attack on 11th Nov., 111.

Urach, General von, see Group Urach.

Worcestershire Regiment, counter-attack at Gheluvelt, 75 and note 3.

Wytschaete: importance of, 68;

German attack on, 78;

Anglo-French counter-attack on, 79;

second German attack, 85;

third attack and capture of, 88;

capture of Park of, 123;

gallant defence by French troops, 87 (note).

Yorkshire L.I. retake Herenthage Château, 124 (note).

Ypres: topographical, 15;

historical, 14;

attack from the north against, 38;

attempt to break through south of, 59;

battle of, begins, 113.

Yser, canal: topographical, 16;

flooding the, 51;

crossed by III Res. Corps, 30.

Zandvoorde: importance of, 67;

capture of, 67.

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