- Le
Catelet (French pronunciation: [lə katlɛ]) is a
commune in the
Aisne department in Hauts-de-France in
northern France.
Communes of the
Aisne department...
- The
siege of Le
Catelet, also
known as the
Capture of Le
Catelet, took
place at the
stronghold of Le
Catelet, in Picardy,
between 20 and 26 June 1595,...
- defences,
crossing the
canal tunnel mound,
breaching the
fortified Le
Catelet–Nauroy Line
beyond that, and
reaching the
Beaurevoir Line (the
final fortified...
- The
canton of Le
Catelet is a
former administrative division in
northern France. It was
disbanded following the
French canton reorganisation which came...
- He
received the
Medal of
Honor for his
heroic actions in
combat near Le
Catelet, France, on
September 29, 1918,
together with John C.
Latham and Thomas...
-
fortresses of Le
Catelet and La Capelle.
Though having large garrisons, La
Capelle surrendered after only six days of
siege and Le
Catelet, one of the strongest...
- Milan). The
restitution of the
places of
Picardy (mainly St. Quentin, Le
Catelet and Ham,
owned by France, but
occupied by Spain). The last two
rounds of...
- War I. He was
killed by
Germans while trying to
rescue others near Le
Catelet,
France on
September 29, 1918. He
posthumously received the
Medal of Honor...
-
launched a
concerted offensive that year,
taking Doullens, Cambrai, and Le
Catelet; at Doullens, they m****acred 4,000 of its citizens. On 24
April 1596, the...
- Franco-Spanish War (1635–1659)
Flanders and
Northern France Les
Avins Leuven Le
Catelet La
Capelle Somme 1st
Corbie 1st
Landrecies 1st
Saint Omer 1st Thionville...
