Derby House, Liverpool
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Derby House in Liverpool is a historic building best known as the World War II Western Approaches Command headquarters, from which Allied naval operations in the Battle of the Atlantic were directed.
Statements (30)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
World War II site
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building → military headquarters → |
| associatedWith |
Allied naval strategy
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Battle of the Atlantic → Western Approaches → |
| category |
World War II military headquarters
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historic sites in Liverpool → naval history of the United Kingdom → |
| country |
United Kingdom
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| hasCity |
Liverpool
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| hasCountry |
United Kingdom
NERFINISHED
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| hasFunction |
anti-submarine warfare coordination
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naval operations control centre → |
| hasName |
Derby House
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| hasRegion |
Merseyside
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| heritageStatus |
historic building
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| historicalPeriod |
World War II
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| locatedIn |
England
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Liverpool → Merseyside → United Kingdom → |
| notableFor |
coordination of convoy protection
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role in Battle of the Atlantic → |
| partOf |
Western Approaches Command
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| usedAs |
Western Approaches Command headquarters
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| usedBy |
Allied forces
→
Royal Navy → |
| usedFor |
Allied naval operations command
→
Battle of the Atlantic operations → |
Referenced by (3)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Western Approaches
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commandHeadquartersLocation |
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Western Approaches Command
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headquartersLocation |
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Western Approaches Tactical Unit
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locatedInBuilding |