First Battle of Kemmel Ridge

Target entity: First Battle of Kemmel Ridge
Context triple: [Battle of the Lys (1918), notableEngagement, First Battle of Kemmel Ridge]

• A. Battle of Menin Road Ridge
  The Battle of Menin Road Ridge was a major British-led offensive during the Third Battle of Ypres in World War I, notable for its use of bite-and-hold tactics to capture German positions east of Ypres in September 1917.
• B. First Battle of Ypres
  The First Battle of Ypres was a major 1914 World War I clash in Belgium in which Allied and German forces fought to a bloody stalemate, marking the end of the war’s mobile phase and the onset of entrenched trench warfare.
• C. Battle of Messines (1917)
  The Battle of Messines (1917) was a major First World War offensive by British-led forces near Ypres, notable for the massive detonation of mines beneath German lines that devastated enemy positions and paved the way for the subsequent Passchendaele campaign.
• D. Battle of Neuve Chapelle
  The Battle of Neuve Chapelle was a major early World War I offensive on the Western Front in March 1915, where British and Indian forces launched a concentrated attack against German positions in northern France.
• E. Battle of Loos
  The Battle of Loos was a major British offensive on the Western Front in 1915 during World War I, marked by the first large-scale British use of poison gas and heavy casualties for limited territorial gains.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: First Battle of Kemmel Ridge
Target entity description: The First Battle of Kemmel Ridge was a World War I clash in April 1918 in Flanders, where German forces attacked Allied positions on the strategically important Kemmel Hill during the wider spring offensives.

• A. Battle of Menin Road Ridge
  The Battle of Menin Road Ridge was a major British-led offensive during the Third Battle of Ypres in World War I, notable for its use of bite-and-hold tactics to capture German positions east of Ypres in September 1917.
• B. First Battle of Ypres
  The First Battle of Ypres was a major 1914 World War I clash in Belgium in which Allied and German forces fought to a bloody stalemate, marking the end of the war’s mobile phase and the onset of entrenched trench warfare.
• C. Battle of Messines (1917)
  The Battle of Messines (1917) was a major First World War offensive by British-led forces near Ypres, notable for the massive detonation of mines beneath German lines that devastated enemy positions and paved the way for the subsequent Passchendaele campaign.
• D. Battle of Neuve Chapelle
  The Battle of Neuve Chapelle was a major early World War I offensive on the Western Front in March 1915, where British and Indian forces launched a concentrated attack against German positions in northern France.
• E. Battle of Loos
  The Battle of Loos was a major British offensive on the Western Front in 1915 during World War I, marked by the first large-scale British use of poison gas and heavy casualties for limited territorial gains.
• F. None of above. chosen