Brest Attacks Result of Spite and Court Martial Fallout
Washington reports reveal General Pershing released a cas legram exposing a wave of violent newspaper attacks on the Brest camp after Major Alfred F. Birdsall was reprimanded reduced and fined for striking a prisoner. The record shows Birdsall’s 1918 conduct and a 1919 note that he threatened to “get someone in Brest” as criticism grow.
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Arranging Frontiers for Germany and Poland
Interallied mission to Poland arrives from Warsaw for talks with Germany over demarcation lines and Polish treatment in areas assigned to Germany. M. Noulens heads the group with General Kernan of the United States. Bromberg suggested by German representatives. The mission is welcomed in Posen with Noulens declaring Posen part of Poland.
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