Chapter 878: The Great Retreat of Dunkirk

At this time, Germany could be described as triumphant, having already seized the initiative in this grand war.

After taking control of the entire Belgian Region, on one hand, Germany divided its forces to attack the Netherlands and Luxembourg, while on the other hand, they attempted a deep solo incursion into Amiens to encircle the British, French, and Belgian forces west of Lille and Kortrijk.

According to the data, the combined military forces of these three countries stationed in the area totaled at least 400,000, including 150,000 from the British Army and 200,000 from the French Army.

If they could fully encircle and capture these forces, Germany's attack on France would become much easier, and the British and French military strength would suffer a considerable loss.