Third Battle of Artois

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Second Battle of Artois

Part of Western Front (First World War)

Date	15 September 1915 – 4 November 1915
Location	Artois, France
Result	Stalemate

Combatants

Commanders

Auguste Dubail

Crown Prince Rupprecht

Strength

French Tenth Army
6 British Divisions

German Sixth Army

Casualties

48,000 French
50,000 British

20,000 German

Western Front
Frontiers – Liège – Antwerp – Great Retreat – Race to the Sea – Neuve Chapelle – 2nd Ypres – 2nd Artois – Hill 70 – 3rd Artois – Loos – Verdun – Hulluch – Somme – Arras – Vimy Ridge – 2nd Aisne – Messines – Passchendaele – Cambrai – Michael – Lys – 3rd Aisne – Belleau Wood – 2nd Marne – Château-Thierry – Hamel – Hundred Days

A battle on the Western Front of World War I, the Second Battle of Artois is also known as the Loos-Artois Offensive.´The offensive was meant to complement the major French Battle of Champagne.

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