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... If invasion were tried I Bohfems ike Germans must consider L IT is certain that the Germans have their plans worked out for an invasion of this country. It is more likely than not that they will attempt the gambler's throw when their General staff has ...
... AJgean. V/m^ ^U^W'^}/^ V/l 0 5 ID IS !0 The Bulgarian Advances on Demirhissar and on Kavala The above map shows the Bulgarian invasion of Greece by www of the Rupel-Struma Pass and from Xanthi towards Kavala. Forts Rupel, Dragotin. and Spatovo were occupied ...
... If invasion were tried I Bohfems ike Germans must consider L IT is certain that the Germans have their plans worked out for an invasion of this country. It is more likely than not that they will attempt the gambler's throw when their General staff has ...
... THE 35-MILE RETREAT OF THE 2nd and 3rd ITALIAN ARMIES to the TAGLIAMENTO LINE. THE AUSTRO-GERMAN INVASION OF ITALY How the Italians were Forced Back from the Isonzo Since the evacuation of Udine on October 28 the situation on the plain of Friuli has become ...
... THE INVASION OF GREECE BY BULGARIA Great excitement has been caused in Greece by the incursion of a Bulgarian force, which crossed the frontier near Demirhissar, and occupied several forts. One of the garrisons opened fire on the invaders, but orders ...
... lines show the positions at the end of August and September. The war opened in August with Russian invasions of Prussia and Galicia and an Austrian invasion of Poland. On the right the Russians failed, but elsewhere they were brilliantly successful. German ...
... THE INVASION OF GREECE BY BULGARIA Great excitement has been caused in Greece by the incursion of a Bulgarian force, which crossed the frontier near Demirhissar, and occupied several forts. One of the garrisons opened fire on the invaders, but orders ...
... up to the middle of this week. The dark broken line shows approximately the forefront of the Austro-German and Bulgarian invasion. Starting on the extreme left we see that the line rests on Mokagora to east of Visegrad, where for some time the Montene ...
... slow for an attacker. Moreover, as Austria and her forces mobilised before our ally, a diversion was created by the Austrian invasion of south Poland, in which the Germans also took the offensive. Under these circumstances the Russian plan of campaign resolved ...
... of roads and railways from the frontier eastwards, combined with the vast distances to be traversed, renders an effective invasion j'' which the Cm. .00 ,v„ Cm could -tSTS, ^d^ ...
... importance both to Austria and Germany, for it is the last stronghold on the way to Silesia, and its fall would facilitate the invasion of both the hostile countries. Cracow was the caoital of Poland before Warsaw, and for a short period-- from 1815 to 1846-- ...
... of roads and railways from the frontier eastwards, combined with the vast distances to be traversed, renders an effective invasion j'' which the Cm. .00 ,v„ Cm could -tSTS, ^d^ ...