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|place=[[Delambre]], [[Luna]] | |place=[[Delambre]], [[Luna]] | ||
|result=[[Neo-Friedenism|Neo-Friedenist]] victory | |result=[[Neo-Friedenism|Neo-Friedenist]] victory | ||
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The '''Battle of Delambre''' was a presumably small-scale conflict | The '''Battle of Delambre''' was a presumably small-scale conflict among the [[Frieden]] [[Fascism|fascist]] movement, between the conservative faction of the organization and the reformist [[Neo-Friedenism|Neo-Friedenists]].{{Ref/Novel|Id=tcp113|[[Halo: The Cole Protocol]]|Page=113}} | ||
==Battle== | ==Battle== | ||
At the conclusion of the [[ | At the conclusion of the [[Rainforest Wars]], certain dissenting groups arose within the Frieden movement that promoted reformist ideals. The Neo-Friedenists were formed in 2162, challenging their original founders and expressing their wish to negotiate a peace treaty with the [[United Nations]] and end the hostilities between them in hopes of retaining some degree of power.{{Ref/Reuse|tcp113}} | ||
As | As forces of the newly-formed [[United Nations Space Command]] approached the Delambre crater, the Neo-Friedenists took up arms against the conservative side of the Frieden movement. It is presumed that the Neo-Friedenists won the brief engagement, as they later attempted to discuss a peace treaty with the UNSC.{{Ref/Reuse|tcp113}} | ||
==List of appearances== | |||
*''[[Halo: The Cole Protocol]]'' {{Fm}} | |||
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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The Battle of Delambre was a presumably small-scale conflict among the Frieden fascist movement, between the conservative faction of the organization and the reformist Neo-Friedenists.[1]
Battle[edit]
At the conclusion of the Rainforest Wars, certain dissenting groups arose within the Frieden movement that promoted reformist ideals. The Neo-Friedenists were formed in 2162, challenging their original founders and expressing their wish to negotiate a peace treaty with the United Nations and end the hostilities between them in hopes of retaining some degree of power.[1]
As forces of the newly-formed United Nations Space Command approached the Delambre crater, the Neo-Friedenists took up arms against the conservative side of the Frieden movement. It is presumed that the Neo-Friedenists won the brief engagement, as they later attempted to discuss a peace treaty with the UNSC.[1]
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo: The Cole Protocol (First mentioned)
Notes[edit]
- ^ According to Halo: The Cole Protocol, the conflict took place "at the close of the Rain Forest Wars", which occurred in 2163.
Sources[edit]
- ^ a b c Halo: The Cole Protocol, page 113
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