Talk:October 1918

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British bias

This article is written with a strong British bias. A few examples: the Canal du Nord was captured by the Canadian Corps in a famous battle, supported by British divisions - not two British Armies supported by the Canadian Corps. The painting by Will Longstaff depicts Australian soldiers I believe - not British. The French city of Cambrai was in Canadian hands, not British - the city was captured by Canadian forces, some British forces reaching the southern outskirts. It's riddled with these sort of examples. 2001:1C02:1A11:D200:1E8:CB0F:32F4:8A47 (talk) 09:56, 6 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]