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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
14
The article reports 90,000 Austrians captured with over 3000 artillery pieces and large stores of war material seized. Austrian forces retreat along the Piave while seeking the Tagliamento for relief as the Alpine front collapses and a wedge opens between mountain and plain armies.
In the mountains the Allies press a sharp wedge northeast of Belluno while driving Austrians from the Piave region. Western fronts see limited heavy fighting. air operations hint at major battles to come. The Serbians advance over the Danube as Turkey surrenders in Mesopotamia, reshaping eastern power dynamics and threatening a broader Entente advance.
Copenhagen officials reported to Exchange Telegraph that the German Emperor has abdicated. The Copenhagen correspondent added that there was no information about the crown prince.
At a joint meeting in Berne on October 31 the Hungarian Diet adopted a motion stating that constitutional relations between Hungary and Dalmatia, Slovenia and Fiume had ceased to exist. It also declared that Croatia and Austria are no longer connected. A new independent state's constitution will be determined by a constituent assembly.
A stark forecast that Turkey will lose all European lands and Constantinople, become confined to Anatolia, and face independence for Armenia Palestine and Syria under foreign influence. The piece argues Germany capitalized on Young Turks, Turkey’s decline, and a historic falling out with Europe, ending with a view of Turkish demise and memory of Osmanli glory.
The article reports Charles V fleeing to Budapest then Vienna amid riots and turmoil. It describes Hungary’s break with the empire, promises to subject peoples, and Austria’s army desertions as allies advance. An armistice is deemed urgent to avert chaos and potential disintegration.
The Turkey quits the war and armistice signed at Mudros with terms including free passage of the Dardanelles to the allied fleet and immediate repatriation of British war prisoners. Forts at the Dardanelles and Bosphorus to be occupied to ensure passage for Allied ships. Armistice mediated by Vice Admiral Calthorp after Turk envoys arrived. Austrian discussions in progress with pourparlers led after Italian rejection at Vienna.
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