The Little book of the War
The Little book of the War
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The Russians did not trouble themselves to make attacks on the fort; they had only to wait until the Austrians within were hungry enough to surrender. The Aus- trians without tried to slip through the Carpathian passes to help their friends. They themselves made sorties, at first trying to break the siege, then trying only to capture supplies. Scores of men were dying every day. At length, after seven months' resist- ance, the Austrians within the fort surrendered to the besieging Russian army....
The 100,000 men who had been carrying on the siege of Przemysl were now free to meet the troops of the Central Powers in the Carpathian passes.
Unfortunately for the Russians, these men were chiefly cavalry and artillery, neither of which is of much use in mountain fighting. The German and Austrian troops swarmed into Galicia. They had 4000 gimsy halt of them of large size. It has been Digitized by Google 66 THE LITTLE BOOK OF THE WAR estimated that shells enough were thrown to average 140 pounds of iron for every Russian engaged in the struggle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Russians did not trouble themselves to make attacks on the fort; they had only to wait until the Austrians within were hungry enough to surrender. The Aus- trians without tried to slip through the Carpathian passes to help their friends. They themselves made sorties, at first trying to break the siege, then trying only to capture supplies. Scores of men were dying every day. At length, after seven months' resist- ance, the Austrians within the fort surrendered to the besieging Russian army....
The 100,000 men who had been carrying on the siege of Przemysl were now free to meet the troops of the Central Powers in the Carpathian passes.
Unfortunately for the Russians, these men were chiefly cavalry and artillery, neither of which is of much use in mountain fighting. The German and Austrian troops swarmed into Galicia. They had 4000 gimsy halt of them of large size. It has been Digitized by Google 66 THE LITTLE BOOK OF THE WAR estimated that shells enough were thrown to average 140 pounds of iron for every Russian engaged in the struggle.
What to read after The Little book of the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tappan Eva March to read onlineMoreLess
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