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@@ -2542,7 +2542,8 @@ Complete files on this case were even supplied to Poincaré by the deputy Engera
 
 Poincaré refused to intervene. The General Staff refused any offensive on Briey's side.
 
-In the absence of an offensive, of retaking the ground, we could have bombed Briey to make the facilities unusable. TODO: insert rest of translation here
+In the absence of an offensive, of retaking the ground, we could have bombed Briey to make the facilities unusable. 
+On the contrary, secret agreements were made between the French and German general staffs so that trains filled with ore heading to Germany would not be bombed under any circumstances.
 
 By the way, let's say that, of course, these same staffs had also decided not to destroy their respective headquarters... 
 These two gangs of mobsters \enquote{played fair}.
@@ -2552,7 +2553,6 @@ French airmen, however, disobeyed the orders received and dropped a few bombs on
 Through what means did the bombing bans had been given? By a certain Lieutenant Lejeune — all-powerful, although a simple lieutenant — who, in civilian life, before the war, 
 was engineer attached to the mines of Joeuf and employee of M. de Wendel.
 
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 \emph{Galtier-Boissière}:
 
 \enquote{So as not to harm very powerful private interests, and to avoid to violate the secret agreements concluded between French and german metallurgists,