Reminiscences of Three Campaigns
Reminiscences of Three Campaigns
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268 REMINISCENCES OF THREE CAMPAIGNS LIX The Isonzo River Barrier At the time of my joining the ItaUan Ambulance, the following was the position of the campaign. Italy was the only one of the Entente Powers who had succeeded in getting foot across the borders of the Central Powers, with exception of a small part of Alsace which had been captured by the French under General Joffre at the outbreak of hostilities ; and Goritzia was the only city of capital importance which had been taken from the ...enemy.
Italy was by fierce fighting overrunning the Austrian provinces of Gorz and Gradisca which belonged to Austria, and of which Goritzia (Gorz) was the chief town ; and the Italian nation and armies were much elated by the feat which had gained for them a part of the hitherto Un- redeemed Italy (Italia Irredenta). It was an important thing to have done, particularly at a time when things were going rather unhopefully for the Entente Allies, and in a region, as I shall presently show, which was one of the most difficult for an assailant.
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268 REMINISCENCES OF THREE CAMPAIGNS LIX The Isonzo River Barrier At the time of my joining the ItaUan Ambulance, the following was the position of the campaign. Italy was the only one of the Entente Powers who had succeeded in getting foot across the borders of the Central Powers, with exception of a small part of Alsace which had been captured by the French under General Joffre at the outbreak of hostilities ; and Goritzia was the only city of capital importance which had been taken from the ...enemy.
Italy was by fierce fighting overrunning the Austrian provinces of Gorz and Gradisca which belonged to Austria, and of which Goritzia (Gorz) was the chief town ; and the Italian nation and armies were much elated by the feat which had gained for them a part of the hitherto Un- redeemed Italy (Italia Irredenta). It was an important thing to have done, particularly at a time when things were going rather unhopefully for the Entente Allies, and in a region, as I shall presently show, which was one of the most difficult for an assailant.
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