II Corps artillery was to pay special attention the demoralisation of the German garrisons of the redoubts and Thiepval village, while certain German trenches intended for the British infantry to occupy were not bombarded sufficiently for destruction.
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They didn't call for Arab flight, but they " were designed to cause demoralisation and the HGS \ Operations proposed to'exploit'this demoralisation ( it didn't say how ) ".
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Additionally, this meant that groups entering Rhodesia for the first time found difficulty linking up with the other members of the group; this led to a demoralisation effect since each guerrilla had to be extremely cautious about whomever he met.
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Starting on 28 April, three days after the Landing at Cape Helles, the attack broke down due to the defensive power of the Ottoman opposing forces, poor leadership and planning, lack of communications and exhaustion and demoralisation of the troops.
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According to the historian Geoffrey Blainey, during the colonial period : " Smallpox, measles, influenza and other new diseases swept from one Aboriginal camp to another . . . The main conqueror of Aborigines was to be disease and its ally, demoralisation ."
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From 1 October 1952 until 26 June 1953, she led the " Parlamentarischen Untersuchungsausschuss zur Pr�fung der unzul�nglichen Einstellungen von Schwerbesch�digten bei den Bundesdienststellen " ( roughly, " Parliamentary Committee of Inquiry to Examine Demoralisation in Heavily Damaged Areas in the Federal Departments " ).
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Conversely, Mondlane's policy of mercy towards civilian Portuguese settlers was abandoned in 1973 by the new commander, Machel . " Panic, demoralisation, abandonment, and a sense of futility all were reactions among whites in Mozambique " stated conflict historian T . H . Henricksen in 1983.
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After the success of the Battle of Bazentin Ridge British Expeditionary Force ( BEF ) General Headquarters ( GHQ ) received intelligence reports of " demoralisation and confusion " among the German defenders but a recovery was noted within three days, particularly due to improvements in the flow of supplies to the German front line.
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Directly after his arrival in England the Prince wrote a number of letters ( known as the Kew Letters ) from his new residence in Kew to the governors of the Dutch colonies, instructing them to hand over their colonies to the British " for safe-keeping . " Though only a number complied this contributed to their confusion and demoralisation.
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The navy, noted Cameron, had not fulfilled that responsibility : Explaining the job offer was anything but superfluous, since it was an entirely new position, and in addition the appellant's subjective condition of suspicion, demoralisation and depression, which was evident to those dealing with him, was materially relevant to how the navy was required by fairness to deal with him.
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