The Geography of the Great War
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The Russians Events on the ^^^^^ Italians were also success- east and west ful in opposing the Austrians.
fronts ^jjg balance of the fighting was, therefore, favorable to the Allies.
Roumania, how- who ter defend. Compare the line in Fig. 18 with that in Fig. 11. In this region the Allies in heavy battles won other On the west- \'ictories that were of much ern front importance. Yet no decisive results were reached on this front during the year.
ever, Further prog- ress of the Middle- Europe and... Bagdad Rail- way plans had en- t e r e d the war on the side of the Al- lies, was conquered.
Her rich "w^heat fields and oil wells were taken. She made the third Balkan State that had been added to Teuton territory since the war began. This addition brought the Middle-Europe plan almost to full reali- zation. Greece alone remained neutral.
The war was bring- ing ,its reward.
Events in Turkey also advanced the railway project. A con- siderable British force from India had marched up the Tigris River toward Bagdad (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Russians Events on the ^^^^^ Italians were also success- east and west ful in opposing the Austrians.
fronts ^jjg balance of the fighting was, therefore, favorable to the Allies.
Roumania, how- who ter defend. Compare the line in Fig. 18 with that in Fig. 11. In this region the Allies in heavy battles won other On the west- \'ictories that were of much ern front importance. Yet no decisive results were reached on this front during the year.
ever, Further prog- ress of the Middle- Europe and... Bagdad Rail- way plans had en- t e r e d the war on the side of the Al- lies, was conquered.
Her rich "w^heat fields and oil wells were taken. She made the third Balkan State that had been added to Teuton territory since the war began. This addition brought the Middle-Europe plan almost to full reali- zation. Greece alone remained neutral.
The war was bring- ing ,its reward.
Events in Turkey also advanced the railway project. A con- siderable British force from India had marched up the Tigris River toward Bagdad (Fig.
What to read after The Geography of the Great War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcmurry Frank Morton to read onlineMoreLess
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