Who won the Battle of Mons?

Answer by  Anonymous

The Battle of Mons was the first major battle of World War One. It was also one of the Battle of the Frontiers, the earliest battles fought by the British Expedtionary Force. However this battle did not have a winner as the BEF was forced to retreat by the Germans.

Answer by  MiltonLi (7)

The Germans "won" the Battle of Mons in the end, but the British had successfully delayed them from advancing into France.

Answer by  cmunch (97)

This battle was the first major battle of WW1, however there was no clear winner of this battle. The British were forced to retreat by the Germans, and actually kept retreating for two weeks. Before they launched into the First Battle of the Marne, in which the allies then won.

Answer by  Ktotwf (52)

Technically the Germans won, because they pushed the British out of their position with their larger numbers. However, the British achieved their goal of delaying the Germans.

Answer by  Anonymous

idk

Answer by  Anonymous

The germans did kind of win though it was pretty confusing. It was the first actual battle and the french were out numbered by the British. The british did though make it where the germans could not go ahead. This was also the battle of theI dont know what Imsaying