Now and Forever: British, French, and American Soldiers on the Western Front
This presentation, which was delivered 'live' to an online audience by Chris Kempshall is about how relations between the soldiers of Britain, France, and America ebbed and flowed over the course of 1918 and how the alliance narrowly avoided collapse in the Spring, delivered victory in the Autumn, and began to disintegrate following the Armistice.
The final year of the First World War saw British, French, and American forces undertake joint operations on the Western Front. By the end of 1918 the nations of the Entente alliance stood victorious on the Western Front. Through their joint efforts the German army had been beaten into submission. However, the year had begun with a series of German attacks that threatened to bring the alliance to its knees.
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