They Shall Not Pass
They Shall Not Pass
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From the strongest pointin French defence it became the weakest. When the Germans took St. Mihiel in September, 1914, they cut the north and south railroad thatbinds Verdun to the Paris-Nancy Railroad. When they retreated from theMarne they halted at Varennes and Montfaucon, and from these pointsthey command the Paris-Verdun-Metz Railroad. Apart from a singlenarrow-gauge railroad of minor value, which wanders among the hills, climbing at prohibitive grades, Verdun is isolated from the rest ofFr...ance. Consider what this means in modern war when the amount ofammunition consumed in a day almost staggers belief. Consider what itmeans when there are a quarter of a million men to be fed andmunitioned in this sector.
More than all this, when the lines came down to the trench conditionVerdun was a salient, it was a narrow curve bulging out into theGerman front. It was precisely the same sort of military position asYpres, which the Germans have twice before selected as the point fora great attack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the strongest pointin French defence it became the weakest. When the Germans took St. Mihiel in September, 1914, they cut the north and south railroad thatbinds Verdun to the Paris-Nancy Railroad. When they retreated from theMarne they halted at Varennes and Montfaucon, and from these pointsthey command the Paris-Verdun-Metz Railroad. Apart from a singlenarrow-gauge railroad of minor value, which wanders among the hills, climbing at prohibitive grades, Verdun is isolated from the rest ofFr...ance. Consider what this means in modern war when the amount ofammunition consumed in a day almost staggers belief. Consider what itmeans when there are a quarter of a million men to be fed andmunitioned in this sector.
More than all this, when the lines came down to the trench conditionVerdun was a salient, it was a narrow curve bulging out into theGerman front. It was precisely the same sort of military position asYpres, which the Germans have twice before selected as the point fora great attack.
What to read after They Shall Not Pass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank H Frank Herbert Simonds to read onlineMoreLess
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