Second Battle of Villers-Bretonneux, Historical battle in France
The Second Battle of Villers-Bretonneux is remembered for the successful counter-attack during World War I.
This confrontation took place on April 24-27, 1918, marking a significant event in the First World War.
The battle symbolizes the cooperation between Australian and British troops against German forces.
The town Villers-Bretonneux hosts the Australian National Memorial.
First use of tanks in warfare by both sides during the same battle.
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Part of
Western Front of World War I, World War I
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