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Carta tra Brenta e Piave overprinted by Intelligence, British Forces in Italy to...
Catalogue reference: WO 369/433
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- WO 369/433
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1917
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Carta tra Brenta e Piave overprinted by Intelligence, British Forces in Italy to show "Approximate Front Line 25 Dec 1917" [as piece 155] Production: compiled/produced Personal copy of map marked up by Major Coplans in pencil to show formation boundaries to which other maps in this section relate. TL - A
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Note (Additional information about the record)
- Scale 1:100 000 See also personal copy of map from collection of Major Coplans transferred to Intelligence Maps section:- Venezia: 1:250 000 (Anglo-Italian map): British, French and Italian Dispositions on 22 Dec 1917 [piece 154]
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