Italys Contribution to the Great Victory
Italys Contribution to the Great Victory
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X<» one was considered too high or too loyal to be be- smirched by these reports. In addition, hundreds of false orders had been prepared in advance, and were transmitted throughout the Italian lines. The result was inconceivable. Armies that had been uniformly and gloriously successful through three campaigns, suddenly heard news of a tremendous defeat. They could hardly believe it, until the reports of treason reached their ears. These reports seemed to give the only clue to this strange and sudden collapse. They spread like wild fire, gathering momentum and color by the way. When strange and conflicting orders were received, the officer receiving them had no way of knowing whether or not they were genuine orders or forgeries, and, if genuine, whether or not the officer issuing the order was loyal. For a while everything was chaos. General Cadorna, seeing the enemy pouring through the gap in his line caused by the defeat of the Second Army, had the choice of but two moves. If he at- tempted to hold ground on either flank he ran the risk of having his force divided and his entire army annihil- ated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
X<» one was considered too high or too loyal to be be- smirched by these reports. In addition, hundreds of false orders had been prepared in advance, and were transmitted throughout the Italian lines. The result was inconceivable. Armies that had been uniformly and gloriously successful through three campaigns, suddenly heard news of a tremendous defeat. They could hardly believe it, until the reports of treason reached their ears. These reports seemed to give the only clue to this strange and sudden collapse. They spread like wild fire, gathering momentum and color by the way. When strange and conflicting orders were received, the officer receiving them had no way of knowing whether or not they were genuine orders or forgeries, and, if genuine, whether or not the officer issuing the order was loyal. For a while everything was chaos. General Cadorna, seeing the enemy pouring through the gap in his line caused by the defeat of the Second Army, had the choice of but two moves. If he at- tempted to hold ground on either flank he ran the risk of having his force divided and his entire army annihil- ated.
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