Who actually won The Battle of Jutland?

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The most important naval action seen during the First World War was, of course, the Battle of Jutland. The date was the 31st May 1916. A trap had been set by the Germans. Just off the coast of Jutland in Denmark, the largest nautical battle of the First World War was about to take place. The battle, involving 100,000 men and 250 ships, would last close to 2 days. But who threw the first punch? And did Britain actually win the fight? Find out more: How codebreaking developed during the First World War: https://youtu.be/5QHcS29d0H4?si=sd1sWyJg5YIx-5LN More about Jack Cornwall: Jack Cornwell And The HMS Chester Gun | Imperial War Museums (iwm.org.uk) Boy (1st Class) John ‘Jack’ Travers Cornwell VC | Imperial War Museums (iwm.org.uk) More about the Battle of Jutland: Battle of Jutland Timeline | Imperial War Museums (iwm.org.uk) How did the First World War start? https://youtu.be/c7nUDLKKEBY?si=en2TwFfFr71HDZlR Explore these stories with a visit to an IWM site: https://www.iwm.org.uk The First World War Retold: https://shop.iwm.org.uk/p/26674/The-First-World-War-Retold Order and license the HD clips used in this video on IWM Film’s website: https://film.iwmcollections.org.uk/collections/_e4q5lP4A https://film.iwmcollections.org.uk/collections/_e4q2n5EA https://film.iwmcollections.org.uk/collections/_zEw5AXme Follow IWM on social media: Twitter: / i_w_m Instagram: / imperialwarmuseums Facebook: / iwm.lon