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Du 16 au 31 mai 1917 : attaques sur le mont Cornillet...

Du 16 au 31 mai 1917 : attaques sur le mont Cornillet...

Publié le dimanche 14 mai 2017 à 19:35 par Richard Fernandez

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Beaucoup de fumée sur le Mont Cornillet et sur les monts voisins... Des tirailleurs sénégalais qui descendent du Cornillet et qui cantonnent à VILLERS-MARMERY disent que c’est «plus dur qu’à VERDUN et que dans la SOMME !

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