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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1916
Page
7
London reports a British official statement describing shelling toward Belfort and mine detonations near Crater No and Hohenzollern region. It notes three mines deployed north of Carnae and another south of Crater No followed by actions around Bois Bouchet and Belfort.
Petrograd reports a general front revival with notable Russian progress in the Stripa region southeast of Tsebrost capturing heights that overlook the main line between the Chodoroy and Styr rivers. Further gains east of Tcheme rine near Rovno and Lutsk signal resumed offensives after prior German fortifications slowed advance.
Military experts attribute renewed Russian artillery power to successful improvements on all fronts. German forces retreat at points in Galicia as Russian onslaught intensifies. Official communique details recon, bridge demolition, blockhouse mine explosions, and repulsed enemy counterattacks south of Lubta, near Isebroff and in Volhynia. Coast bombardments continue with torpedo boats, while Caucasus progress halts enemy offensives.
Reports from London and Petrograd outline renewed trench actions northwest of Vimy and south of the Somme with French efforts failing to recapture lost trenches After hours of shelling French assaults failed and Alsos operations near the Aisne and Champagne feature ongoing artillery duels The Russian front sees a strong division repulsed while the Balkans report little to add Bulgarian plans threaten Salonika and Greece Bulgaria contemplates offensive actions and the war’s broader theater continues with internments and territorial moves in Africa and Albania南京
Berlin dispatch notes from February 11 state there have been no important events. The Temps' Geneva desk estimates Austrian forces in Albania at about ten thousand, with Prince William of Wied rallying Albanians on the frontier, reportedly with Austrian and German funds. Turkish briefings claim artillery and infantry actions on the Irak front, counterattacks on the Caucasus, and naval exchanges near Jenighehir and Tekke Burnu.
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