Current History, Том 5New York Times Company, 1916 |
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... allied right wing , south of the Somme , is held by the French . After careful artillery preparation the Allies are attacking alternately on the left , in the centre , and on the right . Thus , on Sept. 2 the centre advanced to the line ...
... allied right wing , south of the Somme , is held by the French . After careful artillery preparation the Allies are attacking alternately on the left , in the centre , and on the right . Thus , on Sept. 2 the centre advanced to the line ...
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... Allies , it was only because she was convinced that the Teutonic Powers were on the decline and that the laurel wreath of victory was eventually to be placed on the banners of the Entente . Rumania's Importance From a military ...
... Allies , it was only because she was convinced that the Teutonic Powers were on the decline and that the laurel wreath of victory was eventually to be placed on the banners of the Entente . Rumania's Importance From a military ...
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... Allies , from fear of of- fending Serbia , refused to hand over Macedonia to Bulgaria and order Serbia out of it . They only promised to satisfy the Bulgarian demands after the war , due regard being paid to the compensa- tions in ...
... Allies , from fear of of- fending Serbia , refused to hand over Macedonia to Bulgaria and order Serbia out of it . They only promised to satisfy the Bulgarian demands after the war , due regard being paid to the compensa- tions in ...
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... Allies , hard pressed on other fronts , could do little for their Balkan ally . Few people will deny today that Greece has done for Serbia what no other neutral , with the possible excep- tion of the United States , has done for the ...
... Allies , hard pressed on other fronts , could do little for their Balkan ally . Few people will deny today that Greece has done for Serbia what no other neutral , with the possible excep- tion of the United States , has done for the ...
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... Allies began looking on Greece with suspicion . The workings of the German propaganda brought about the effect earnestly de- sired by Teuton diplomacy ; Greece re- mained a neutral - a benevolent neutral toward the Entente , it is true ...
... Allies began looking on Greece with suspicion . The workings of the German propaganda brought about the effect earnestly de- sired by Teuton diplomacy ; Greece re- mained a neutral - a benevolent neutral toward the Entente , it is true ...
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advance Allies American Armenians army artillery attack Austria-Hungary Austrian Balkan battle Belgian Belgium belligerent Berlin Britain British Bucharest Bulgaria camp campaign captured carried cent Central Powers civil Combles command Cross cruiser Danube declared defense Dobrudja east Empire enemy England English Entente Europe fact fighting fire forces France French front Galicia German Germany's Government Greece Greek Guillemont guns hand Italian Italy King labor land lives losses ment miles military Minister months munitions nation Navy neutral night offensive officers organization passed peace Péronne Poland Polish political population port position present prisoners railroad railway reached Ruhleben Rumania Russian Saloniki sent Sept Serbia shell ships side soldiers Somme Stokhod submarine taken territory Teutonic Thiepval things tion Transylvania treaty troops Turkey Turkish Turks United Verdun vessels victory village whole women wounded