June 7 (Fri.)
French, British, and American troops again counter-attack successfully; the British regain Bligny, near Rheims; the French and Americans recapture Vinly and Veuilly-la-Poterie.
June 8 (Sat.)
A Conference of British and German delegates, to deal with questions relating to prisoners of war, opens at the Hague.
Palestine:—The British capture Turkish positions near the coast.
June 9 (Sun.)
The First Battle of Lassigny (see June 13): a new German offensive is launched on a front of 22 miles between Noyon and Montdidier.
June 10 (Mon.)
In their new offensive the Germans make progress, at great expense in casualties, towards Estrées St. Denis (west of Compiègne) and Ribécourt (south-west of Noyon); they capture Méry, Belloy, and St. Maur.