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How many German prisoners were captured during the final Hundred Days Offensive under Haig's command?
88,700
188,700
288,700
388,700
Answer
During the final Hundred Days Offensive, the British Expeditionary Force under Haig's command broke through the Hindenburg line, capturing 188,700 German prisoners. This was a significant achievement during the First World War.
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