- to Pontfaverger-
Moronvilliers.
Other parts were
added to Saint-Hilaire-le-Petit and Saint-Martin-l'Heureux. The Camp de
Moronvilliers has been the site...
- 1950, when it
absorbed part of the
territory of
Moronvilliers, its name was Pontfaverger.
Moronvilliers was destro****
during World War I and
never rebuilt...
- the
village hall (Mairie), church, and two
private buildings)
Tahure Moronvilliers Nauroy Sermaize-les-Bains (40/900
homes remained).
About 150 people...
- machine-guns. The
Moronvilliers m****if was a
group of hills,
densely wooded before 1914, to the west of the
Suippes river. The
village of
Moronvilliers lay in a...
- for
local advantage all
summer on the
Chemin des
Dames and
along the
Moronvilliers heights east of Reims. In late October, the
French conducted the Battle...
-
occupies a
large area
north of Châlons-en-Champagne. The
smaller Camp de
Moronvilliers lies to the east of
Reims and the Camp
Militaire de
Suippes lies to...
-
cavalry training,
along with the
neighbouring 2,500
hectare large Camp de
Moronvilliers. It was also
selected to host the
shooting events for the 1924 Summer...
-
French Fourth Army and the
American First Army
attacked on a
front from
Moronvilliers to the
Meuse on 26
September 1918 at 5:30 a.m.,
after a three-hour bombardment...
- (Eingreif divisions), the 23rd
division and one
regiment between Nauroy and
Moronvilliers. On the west bank the
Moroccan Division was
repulsed on the
right and...
-
Plichancourt Plivot Pocancy Pogny Poilly Poix
Pomacle Pontfaverger-
Moronvilliers Ponthion Possesse Potangis Pouillon Pourcy Pringy Prosnes Prouilly Prunay...
