Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... 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 attem ...
... THE PROBLEM OF THE WESTERN FRONT The Second and Third Phases After the Great Break. THE BREAKING OF THE LINE PHASE II.-- TENTH DAY We can now show the result of the double attack upon the entrenched line at the end of three days. Two wide gaps have been made in the line. Black's centre is nearly surrounded; his wings are cut off and being forced in opposite directions by the superior White ...
... FROM ERZERUM TO TREBIZOND The Grand Duke Nicholas's Successful Advance. Since the fall of Erzerum the progress of the Russian forces in Armenia has been steady. This winter campaign in Armenia is by far the most arduous operation that has yet been undertaken during the war. The Armenian tableland has a general elevation of over 6,000 ft. above the sea- level. The mountain ranges which cross it ...
... RUSSIA'S FAR-FLUNG BATTLE FRONT I ACROSS TWO CONTINENTS FROM THE BALTIC TO THE EUPHRATES Following upon Russia's splendid achievements in Asia Minor, at Erzerum and Ersingan, where the Grand Duke has ...
... THE ADVANCE OF GENERAL GORRINGE'S FORCE OWARDS BELEAGUERED KUT SPEC I A L ^SP 'HERE^ BIRD S THE ATTEMPT TO RELIEVE KUT-EL-AMARA DURING the last week good news, which we may hope is but the prelude of better, has come from Mesopotamia. On December 3, 1915, General Townshend was surrounded at Kut-el-Amara by the Turks pursuing him from Ctesiphon, and, though he beat off all attacks, General ...
... The STRATEGIC SITUATION in the NEAR EAST Th Importance of the Forces at Various Positions in Europe and Asia. The Asiatic territory of the Turkish Empire, upon which Russian and British forces are now en camped, affords a memor able example of the destruc tion which may be effected by centuries of warfare and misrule. In the past its mountains, valleys, and up land plateaux, its riverine plain ...
... THE STRUGGLE FOR THE RELIEF OF KUT 1 THE SITUATION IN MESOPOTAMIA SHOWN AT A GLANCE I ihe beleagured garrison of Kut, after a four months gallant defence, can now hear the guns of the relief force, wh ...
... THE STRUGGLE FOR THE RELIEF OF KUT 1 THE SITUATION IN MESOPOTAMIA SHOWN AT A GLANCE I ihe beleagured garrison of Kut, after a four months gallant defence, can now hear the guns of the relief force, wh ...
... 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 attem ...
... RUSSIA'S FAR-FLUNG BATTLE FRONT I ACROSS TWO CONTINENTS FROM THE BALTIC TO THE EUPHRATES Following upon Russia's splendid achievements in Asia Minor, at Erzerum and Ersingan, where the Grand Duke has ...