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Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1914

Page

6

Fall of Lemberg Drives Russians to Lvov and Halicz

Russian forces describe the August 29 start of fighting around Zisczow and Naked Hill leading to a four day battle and the capture of Lemberg. They detail heavy losses, extreme thirst, and decisive artillery as they encircle Lvov Halicz and gain control of Galicia.

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Russia Talks Peace Terms Amid War News Surge

The Red newspaper in Petrograd editorializes on possible peace terms, urging a final settlement without revenge and with complete national unhappiness removed. It notes Germany’s pressure around Verdun, French retreats, and a British buildup as the war shifts across Europe with battles near Paris and East Prussia influencing outcomes.

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Allied breakthrough threatens German retreat lines

General description notes the Allied enveloping movement turning the German right flank and forcing a reported German retreat toward Soissons, cutting their natural lines of communication. The rapid advance is seen as decisive shaping the German campaign.

Soissons

Allies Push Fronts After Five Days of Marne Battle

French war office dispatches report German forces driven back on the right flank for 37 miles and center Germans routed near St Gond, with heavy fighting near Vitry le François. British raiders seize guns and prisoners as reports of fresh Allied troops moving from Ostend persist.

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