Arras

The Battle of Arras lasted from 9th April to 16th May 1917, with a front that stretched from Bullecourt in the south to Vimy in the north. As with most of the action from 1915 onwards, the campaign was intended to break through German defences and put an end to the stalemate - and perhaps end the war in forty-eight hours.

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	A Visitor's Guide: The Battles of Arras North Vimy Ridge to Oppy Wood and Gavrelle	By: Jon Cooksey, Jerry Murland
	A Visitor's Guide: The Battles of Arras South Bullecourt, Monchy-le-Preux, Wancourt and the Valley of the Scarpe	By: Jon Cooksey, Jerry Murland
	Accrington's Pals: The Full Story The 11th Battalion, East Lancashire Regiment (Accrington Pals) and the 158th (Accrington and Burnley) Brigade, Royal Field Artillery (Howitzers)	By: Andrew Jackson
	Against the Tommies History of the 26 Reserve Division 1914 - 1918	By: David Bilton
	Airfields & Airmen of Arras	By: Mike O'Connor
	Amateur Gunners The Great War Adventures, Letters and Observations of Alexander Douglas Thorburn	By: Ian Ronayne
	Amiens 1918 From Disaster to Victory	By: Gregory Blaxland
	Bullecourt	By: Graham Keech
	Byng of Vimy General and Governor General	By: Jeffery Williams
	Cambridgeshire Kitcheners A History of 11th (Service) Battalion (Cambs) Suffolk Regiment	By: Joanna Costin
	Cheerful Sacrifice The Battle of Arras 1917	By: Jonathan Nicholls
	Despatch Rider on the Western Front 1915-18 The Diary of Sergeant Albert Simpkin MM	By: David Venner
	Gavrelle	By: Kyle Tallett, Trevor Tasker
	Graves & Sassoon On the Trail of Poets of the Great War	By: Philip Guest, Helen McPhail
	Horsemen in No Man's Land British Cavalry and Trench Warfare, 1914–1918	By: David Kenyon Foreword by: Richard Holmes

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