What Germany Thinks
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"On the other side of Longwy the German Crown Prince has captured afortified enemy position, and thrown back a heavy attack from thedirection of Verdun. His army is advancing towards the Meuse. Longwy hasfallen.
"New hostile forces from Nancy attacked the Bavarian Crown Prince's armyduring its pursuit of the French army before it. The attack failed.
"General von Heeringen's army is pursuing the enemy in the Vosges, anddriving him southwards. Alsace has been cleared of enemy forces.
"Up till the... present the lines of communication have been guarded by thevarious armies; now the troops left behind for that purpose are urgentlyrequired for our further advance. Hence His Majesty has ordered themobilization of the Landsturm.
"The Landsturm will be employed in protecting the lines of communicationand for the occupation of Belgium. This land which now comes underGerman administration will be utilized for supplying all kinds ofnecessities for our armies, in order that Germany may be spared as muchas possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"On the other side of Longwy the German Crown Prince has captured afortified enemy position, and thrown back a heavy attack from thedirection of Verdun. His army is advancing towards the Meuse. Longwy hasfallen.
"New hostile forces from Nancy attacked the Bavarian Crown Prince's armyduring its pursuit of the French army before it. The attack failed.
"General von Heeringen's army is pursuing the enemy in the Vosges, anddriving him southwards. Alsace has been cleared of enemy forces.
"Up till the... present the lines of communication have been guarded by thevarious armies; now the troops left behind for that purpose are urgentlyrequired for our further advance. Hence His Majesty has ordered themobilization of the Landsturm.
"The Landsturm will be employed in protecting the lines of communicationand for the occupation of Belgium. This land which now comes underGerman administration will be utilized for supplying all kinds ofnecessities for our armies, in order that Germany may be spared as muchas possible.
What to read after What Germany Thinks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Thomas F. A. to read onlineMoreLess
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