Coquet Stop Line
The Coquet Stop Line, which ran from Amble in Northumberland up the valley of the River Coquet, formed part of the defences constructed to meet the threat of a Nazi invasion during the Second World War. It was intended to slow the advance of the German army from the north to give time for a field army to assemble on the Tyne Stop Line around 30 miles to the south.
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Coquet Stop Line
The Coquet Stop Line, which ran from Amble in Northumberland up the valley of the River Coquet, formed part of the defences constructed to meet the threat of a Nazi invasion during the Second World War. It was intended to slow the advance of the German army from the north to give time for a field army to assemble on the Tyne Stop Line around 30 miles to the south.
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Die Coquet Stop Line war eine ...... s sogenannten Pillbox-Bunkern.
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La ligne d'arrêt Coquet (en an ...... ement de la « croûte côtière».
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The Coquet Stop Line, which ra ...... y part of the "Coastal Crust".
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Die Coquet Stop Line war eine ...... s sogenannten Pillbox-Bunkern.
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La ligne d'arrêt Coquet (en an ...... viron 30 miles (48 km) au sud.
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The Coquet Stop Line, which ra ...... around 30 miles to the south.
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Coquet Stop Line
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Coquet Stop Line
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Ligne d'arrêt Coquet
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