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The Second Battle of the Marne — The war’s final turning point, 15 July – 6 August 1918
The last German assault broke on the Marne, and on 18 July the counteroffensive was unleashed, Renault tanks leading: the initiative changed sides for good — the same river saved France a second time. (Editorial synthesis)
The Second Battle of the Marne began on 15 July 1918. (source: Encyclopædia Britannica)
The Second Battle of the Marne ended on 6 August 1918. (source: Ministère des Armées)
2 commanders are recorded for the Second Battle of the Marne: Ferdinand Foch (Allied armies) and Erich Ludendorff (German army). (source: Ministère des Armées and Encyclopædia Britannica)
The Second Battle of the Marne ended in the initiative wrested from Germany — the ebb until the armistice. (source: Ministère des Armées)
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