Paris, June 7.
Fighting was resumed violently this morning on the entire front from 1 Channel to the middle of the Aisne river.
Alter two days of stilt combat, the situation was summed up as follows by French military experts: South of the Somme, which the Germans Succeeded in erossing at its lower How, Allied troops are firmly establish-along the Bresle river, which ugh Blangy on its' way t More to the centre, the situation remained practically." unchanged in the Amiens area where French troops are continuing to repulse enemy attacks near the town, The position ix also the same as it was near Peronne.
There, the Germans launched an attack with about 1,000 tanks, and some of these succeeded in penetrat~ ing slightly behind the French lines. However at no spot had they advanced further than ten or twelve kilometres and they were not supported by infantry units.
'AN the extreme right wing of the front, fighting was resumed between the rivers Aisne and Ailette. The Germans are attacking violently in this sector, engaging forces estimated at between from four to five mechanized divisions and forty divisions. This effort can be compared violence to the battle along the Meuse on May 19.
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