Examples of 'french losses' in a sentence
Meaning of "french losses"
french losses: Refers to the military defeats or setbacks experienced by France in various conflicts or wars
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French losses are unknown but probably light.
Allied casualties in the bitter fighting exceeded French losses by more than a thousand.
French losses for this period.
Another success with no French losses.
French losses were not higher for several reasons.
British gains in competitiveness and the German and French losses.
French losses were not reported but were probably light.
The latter total includes French losses at Dünzling.
French losses were unknown but light.
This would put the French losses at fifty-three.
French losses were not reported.
The Tahitians suffered many casualties, but the French losses were also great.
French losses were described as light.
The following day, Dubourdieu sent a report to the Minister of War describing the French losses.
French losses were also significant.
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The British reported 538 casualties while French losses were much heavier.
French losses are not known.
The Russians lost 500 casualties in the encounter, while French losses are not stated.
French losses were negligible.
A first crossing attempt on the Schwarze Lackenau on 13 May was repulsed with some 700 French losses.
French losses were insignificant.
The magnitude of French losses is uncertain but they were heavy and decisive.
French losses in the operation were so severe that a repeat effort was never seriously contemplated.
The total French losses were two dead and five wounded.
French losses were a single man killed on Amazone.
In particular, French losses in the Peninsular War in Spain severely weakened the Empire.
French losses during World War One had been even worse than the British.
Immediate French losses amounted to about 1,200 killed or wounded on the battlefield.
French losses for this period, tens of thousands of soldiers.
French losses in the liberation of Ancinnes were,.
French losses for this period, tens of thousands of soldiers . Millions of refugees.
French losses were killed, and from the casualties of the attacks during the Nivelle Offensive.
French losses were also heavy, exacerbating the logistical difficulties that Napoleon encountered in the campaign.
French losses are not known with any precision, but are thought to have numbered about 500.
French losses on Mercure, although unknown exactly, were severe, only three sailors surviving.
French losses and general exhaustion contributed to a wave of mutinies April and May 1917.
French losses were more severe, Minerve suffered 23 casualties and Ceylon eight.
French losses are stated as 319 killed and wounded.
French losses were given as 20 killed.
French losses were minimal, with only four dead and 18 wounded.
French losses were 179 planes, most of which had been destroyed on the ground.
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