... the losses of the enemy, prove that the objectives of the offensive were to break the Italian front, the destraction cf the invasion of Italian army, and the Ttalian tertitory, with the aim of imposing peace on the Italians, and gathering together booty ...

... where I lived for months at a time. the foe that the German feared before the war was Russia. And, mind you, that Russian invasion of East Prasea was as pregnant with horrors as any perpetrated by Germans in Belgium; of that I am con- vinced. In 1912 2 ...

... Lewis, of said: ~ Phe situation cf Russ compels the United States to take sore attion to add ber in arms and les to repel the invasion nd the intended of Hussrs, absorptron i must invite the Crocho Stovaks, Poles. and other people of who seek nationality to ...

... which bas exploited in its interests the reavy legacy of our old regime, Russa. bleeding at every pore opposes the enemy's invasion (cheers) I bear witness Dere that tbo ple will never recog: nie the treaty of Bree -Litovek, which is burling Russia into ...

... money available | absolutely useless for the Germans to attempt for the State. They wanted to see spreac a raid, let alone an invasion. Our future, the throughout the country reinforced signs of the future of their businesses, depended on our needs of personal ...

... Belgium— and the defence of small nationalities which had become more and more necessary all over the world as the German invasion had spread We entered the war with that object and he thought represented too considerable ideal He did not to say that the ...