‘Plan D’ (the ‘Dyle Plan‘) adopted by French and British High Commands after secret, inconclusive discussions with the Belgians. A German invasion of Belgium to be countered by an immediate Anglo-French advance to the ‘Meuse-Antwerp Line’, South and East of Brussels.
World War One Diary for Saturday, March 29, 1919: France – Peace Process: War Responsibilities Commission’s final report. French government announces no more troops going…
WW2 War Diary for Wednesday, March 29, 1944: Southeast Asia Burma – SIEGE OF IMPHAL: Having crossed Burma-India border, Japanese 15th Army encircles 155,000 British-Indian…
World War One Diary for Sunday, March 30, 1919: France – Peace Process: Wilson refuses Clemenceau Rhineland annexation but concedes Saar mines. Russia: Lenin offers…