Messines and Memory
Millions paid the ultimate price, both in Flanders and elsewhere on the Western Front, for the failure of pre-1914 European diplomacy.
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Articles by Ronan Thomas
Passchendaele at Ninety
During 1914-18 an estimated one million soldiers died in the Ypres Salient, a bulge roughly 20km square east and south of the medieval Flanders city of Ypres.
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