The Truth About the War
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Here were concentrated the bakeries, the stores of certain provisions and the hospitals. This was the final point in which the presence of woman was allowed, and for this reason there appeared here rest- aurants and other establishments, attracting young officers, who Hised to come here for "recreation" during their short leaves of absence. Drunken orgies and scandals even took place here. I must admit with regret that drunkenness was in general greatly developed among the officers ; but cards,... so prevalent in other wars, found no favor, and tlie officers sent most of their savings home.
94 THE TRUTH ABOUT THE WAR. 95 The reports of the Chinese JBank and of the mail will be very in- teresting concerning this feature.
Kiarbin is our principal nucleus on the Chinese Railway, running south to Port Arthur and east to Vladivostok. Here were concentrnted the droops arriving from Russia, the marching commands of the rank and file, and tlio oflRcers needed for the completing of the units. In general, this was the principal mil- itary etape for all the Manchurian armies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here were concentrated the bakeries, the stores of certain provisions and the hospitals. This was the final point in which the presence of woman was allowed, and for this reason there appeared here rest- aurants and other establishments, attracting young officers, who Hised to come here for "recreation" during their short leaves of absence. Drunken orgies and scandals even took place here. I must admit with regret that drunkenness was in general greatly developed among the officers ; but cards,... so prevalent in other wars, found no favor, and tlie officers sent most of their savings home.
94 THE TRUTH ABOUT THE WAR. 95 The reports of the Chinese JBank and of the mail will be very in- teresting concerning this feature.
Kiarbin is our principal nucleus on the Chinese Railway, running south to Port Arthur and east to Vladivostok. Here were concentrnted the droops arriving from Russia, the marching commands of the rank and file, and tlio oflRcers needed for the completing of the units. In general, this was the principal mil- itary etape for all the Manchurian armies.
What to read after The Truth About the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taburno, Ieronim Pavlovich to read onlineMoreLess
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