A Short History of the Great War
A Short History of the Great War
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THE BATTLES IN FLANDERS 15. THE ITALIAN FRONT 16. THE BATTLES OF ARRAS AND CAMBRAI 17. THE LAST GERMAN OFFENSIVE 18. THE CONQUEST OF SYRIA 19. FOCH'S CAMPAIGN NOTE The manuscript of this book, except the last chapter, was finished on21 May 1919, and the revision of the last chapter was completed inOctober. It may be some relief to a public, distracted by theapologetic deluge which has followed on the peace, to find how littlethe broad and familiar outlines of the war have thereby been affected....
A. F. P.
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE GREAT WAR CHAPTER I THE BREACH OF THE PEACE On 28 June 1914 the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, heir-presumptive tothe Hapsburg throne, was shot in the streets of Serajevo, the capitalof the Austrian province of Bosnia. Redeemed by the Russo-Turkish warof 1876-7 from Ottoman rule, Bosnia had by the Congress of Berlin in1878 been entrusted to Austrian administration; but in 1908, fearinglest a Turkey rejuvenated by the Young Turk revolution should seek torevive its claims on Bosnia, the Austrian Government annexed on itsown authority a province confided to its care by a European mandate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE BATTLES IN FLANDERS 15. THE ITALIAN FRONT 16. THE BATTLES OF ARRAS AND CAMBRAI 17. THE LAST GERMAN OFFENSIVE 18. THE CONQUEST OF SYRIA 19. FOCH'S CAMPAIGN NOTE The manuscript of this book, except the last chapter, was finished on21 May 1919, and the revision of the last chapter was completed inOctober. It may be some relief to a public, distracted by theapologetic deluge which has followed on the peace, to find how littlethe broad and familiar outlines of the war have thereby been affected....
A. F. P.
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE GREAT WAR CHAPTER I THE BREACH OF THE PEACE On 28 June 1914 the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, heir-presumptive tothe Hapsburg throne, was shot in the streets of Serajevo, the capitalof the Austrian province of Bosnia. Redeemed by the Russo-Turkish warof 1876-7 from Ottoman rule, Bosnia had by the Congress of Berlin in1878 been entrusted to Austrian administration; but in 1908, fearinglest a Turkey rejuvenated by the Young Turk revolution should seek torevive its claims on Bosnia, the Austrian Government annexed on itsown authority a province confided to its care by a European mandate.
What to read after A Short History of the Great War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Af Pollard to read onlineMoreLess
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