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Wulverghem (also
known as Wulvergem) is a
Belgian village. It is the
smallest village in the
Heuvelland Muni****lity, with 260 people, and a
total area...
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attacks at
Wulverghem (30
April and 17 June 1916) were
German cloud gas
releases during the
First World War on
British troops at
Wulverghem in the muni****lity...
- (Plugstreet to the British) and Hill 63. West of
Messines Ridge is the
parallel Wulverghem (Spanbroekmolen) Spur and on the east side, the
Oosttaverne Spur, which...
- from
being shot
three times in the hips and abdomen, in a
battle near
Wulverghem. He is
buried in the
Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension in Bailleul...
- took
place for
which he was
awarded the VC. On 20
November 1914 near
Wulverghem, Belgium,
Bandsman Rendle attended to the
wounded under very
heavy rifle...
- 25th
Division made its
preparations on a
front from the
Wulverghem–Messines road to the
Wulverghem–Wytschaete road,
facing 1,200 yd (1,100 m) of the German...
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Corps were located. It
witnessed the
German gas
attacks at
Hulluch and at
Wulverghem,
without taking part. In the last few days of May, the
Brigade suffered...
- ("Plugstreet" to the British) and Hill 63. West of
Messines Ridge is the
parallel Wulverghem (Spanbroekmolen) Spur; the
Oosttaverne Spur, also parallel, is to the...
- the area was the site of two
German gas
attacks on
British troops at
Wulverghem. The
Kemmelberg was
important during the
Battle of the Lys, and German...
- When
German troops used
chlorine gas
against the
Allied troops near
Wulverghem (muni****lity of Heuvelland, Belgium) on 30
April 1916 over a
front length...
