First Battle of the Marne
Also known as Miracle of the Marne, Battle of the Marne
1914 First World War battle
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The First Battle of the Marne was a major World War I battle fought in 1914 near Paris, France, between German and Allied forces. It is significant because the Allied victory stopped the German advance into France and prevented what could have been a quick German victory in the war.
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- Battle of the Marne (1914)
- start time
- 1914-09-08
- end time
- 1914-09-12
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1914 in FranceBattle honours of the King's Royal Rifle CorpsBattle honours of the Rifle BrigadeBattles of the Western Front (World War I)Battles of World War I involving FranceBattles of World War I involving GermanyBattles of World War I involving the United KingdomConflicts in 1914Marne basinParis in World War ISeptember 1914 in Europe