History of the World War volume 3
History of the World War volume 3
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But of the two dangers only one was immediate. The German was still fascinated by the splendour of his achievement and enthralled by the brilliance of the prospect while his morale, his will to win, was un- broken. It was only necessary to repel the enemy at the gates of Mit- teleuropa. It was only essential to preserve the edifice by campaigns which, whether defensive or offensive, should bring to nothing the ef- forts of the enemy to burst into the territory of the Central Powers, to isolate ...Bulgaria and Turkey from Austria and Germany, to bring Aus- tria to her knees by invasion and defeat, to compel the German armies to retire from France and eastern Belgium, as a prelude to a retreat to the Rhine and to German territory.
And this danger had been fully met. More than this, the campaign 286 HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR against Rumania had completed the task of rounding out the frontiers of Mitteleuropa. While Rumania was neutral and preserved her economic and political independence, the corridor from Austria to Bulgaria was narrow, the single railway passing through it from Vienna by Belgrade to Sofia and Constantinople was within striking distance of the Salonica army, while the Danube, the true artery of the Central European group, was commanded by Rumanian guns from the Iron Gate to the Black Sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But of the two dangers only one was immediate. The German was still fascinated by the splendour of his achievement and enthralled by the brilliance of the prospect while his morale, his will to win, was un- broken. It was only necessary to repel the enemy at the gates of Mit- teleuropa. It was only essential to preserve the edifice by campaigns which, whether defensive or offensive, should bring to nothing the ef- forts of the enemy to burst into the territory of the Central Powers, to isolate ...Bulgaria and Turkey from Austria and Germany, to bring Aus- tria to her knees by invasion and defeat, to compel the German armies to retire from France and eastern Belgium, as a prelude to a retreat to the Rhine and to German territory.
And this danger had been fully met. More than this, the campaign 286 HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR against Rumania had completed the task of rounding out the frontiers of Mitteleuropa. While Rumania was neutral and preserved her economic and political independence, the corridor from Austria to Bulgaria was narrow, the single railway passing through it from Vienna by Belgrade to Sofia and Constantinople was within striking distance of the Salonica army, while the Danube, the true artery of the Central European group, was commanded by Rumanian guns from the Iron Gate to the Black Sea.
What to read after History of the World War volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank H Frank Herbert Simonds to read onlineMoreLess
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