battle of Nancy
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The <entity_0> in <entity_1> was a 10-day <entity_4> on the Western Front of <entity_2> in which the Third United States Army defeated German forces defending the approaches to <entity_6>, <entity_5> and crossings over the Moselle River to the north and south of the city. The <entity_4> resulted in U.S. forces fighting their way across the Moselle and liberating <entity_6>. Intelligence provided by the French Forces of the Interior informed the U.S. troops that the Germans had evacuated the Forêt de Haye (48°41′39″N 06°05′24″E), and on <entity_1>, the 3rd Battalion, 319th Infantry entered <entity_6> on the Toul Road and pushed through to the eastern outskirts of the city with no opposition. The capture of <entity_6> provided the Allies an important communications center in <entity_5> and the city later served as the garrison of Third Army Headquarters. The German defenders of <entity_6>, however, largely escaped the encirclement of the city and were available for further operations during the <entity_3> Campaign.
['battle', 'siege']