Item 02: Arthur Newling diary, 25 September 1917-8 August 1918 - Page 126
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<p>[Page 126]</p><p>advanced at Steenwerck & Estaires.</p><p>THURSDAY 11TH APRIL 1918<br />Weather much finer. Rumours that the Germans have taken Balleul. Seems funny, as we have just left up there, to think of it being in his hands. The 4th Div. have gone up and 1st are about to go. The Tommies seem to have lost a lot of prestige in the eyes of the French</p>
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