1918—Amiens to Hindenburg Line

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This publication is a part of the series; Australians on the Western Front 1916-1918. It highlights a mighty battle which began in France at 4.20 am on 8 August 1918. Australia, Britain and Canada advanced side by side astride the Somme River. They broke through the German defences and forced the enemy into withdrawal. 

Series: Australians on the Western Front
Full text: 1918—Amiens to Hindenburg Line

Resources in this series

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Australians on the Western Front 1916 –1918: Educational Activities (Educational, Classroom activity)
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1918—Villers-Bretonneux to Le Hamel (Book)
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1917—Ypres (Book)
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1917—Bapaume and Bullecourt (Book)
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1916—Fromelles and the Somme (Book)
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