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Sanctuary Wood barb wire coil- Ypres.... more
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Sanctuary Wood barb wire coil- Ypres.
Hill 62, also known as Sanctuary Wood, earned its name in October 1914 when it was used during the First Battle of Ypres as a 'sanctuary' to tend to their casualties and for stragglers to wait and rejoin their units. At that time the wood was to the west of and behind the British fighting line. It is believed to have been given its name on the 1914-1918 British Army battlefield maps, called Trench Maps, for that very reason; it was providing a place of sanctuary to the wounded.
This was to be short-lived and its name deemed most inappropriate from November 1914 onwards.
In 1918 the German Army pushed the Allied Armies back towards Ypres again and the two front lines were located to the west of Sanctuary Wood close to Ypres. This meant that the Sanctuary Wood area was now east of and behind the German front line. The movement of front lines backwards and forwards over the same ground is typical of the WWI fighting during...
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