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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1919

Page

12

Ludendorff's Bluff Tactics at Hindenburg Line Retreat

In October 1918 Ludendorff pursued a high stakes bluff, pressuring Berlin for peace while persuading allies the German army could still mount a long defense. Propaganda framed the Hindenburg line retreat as defensive, as Foch pressed Germany to delay, yet the line was breached before ready.

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Dictated Review of World War Fronts and Ludendorff's Rhetoric

General Erich von Ludendorff narrates ongoing western front battles from late September, detailing Allied pincer tactics, German retreats to the Hermann line, and army reallocations. He condemns morale strain, evacuees, and logistic strain while criticizing Wilson notes and Allied offenses.

Expert analyzes Ludendorff story by US Army colonel

Colonel Robert Charles Goetz of the 14 Artillery, Boston Post commentator, discusses the military diplomatic and historical aspects of Ludendorff's Own Story. A West Point graduate, Goetz once served with Major General Edwards staff and now heads Harvard military science from a recent European battlefield tour.

Robert Charles Goetz Artillery Boston Post Ludendorff Clarence R. Edwards Goetz West Point Post Department of Military Science Harvard University War Department S$ Department Onnare France Flanders Chateau Thierry Meuse-Argonne St. Mihiel

Death Knell of the German Empire in World War I Rally

A Boston Post article by Colonel Robert C. Goetz profiles the Allied western front offensive and the rapid German collapse. It notes July 18 as the turning point at the Marne, with subsequent Allied advances and German retreats through late summer 1918, highlighting Ludendorff's faltering leadership.

Paris Brussels Entente Wilson Western Front Marne Ludendorff

Three Day Campaign to Raise 10000 for Dorchester Y

A three day effort launches in Dorchester Centre to raise 10000 for a two year community Y work programme. A dinner and rally will mobilize 100 workers in 26 teams across Harvard Cod-Lower Mills Ashmont districts. The management committee includes Frederick A. Gaskins chairman and George H. Doggett secretary with other named members.

Dorchester Centre Harvard Cod Man Square Ashmont Dorchester Frederick A. Gaskins George H. Doggett Albert H. Curtis William EE. Noyes Williaml. Anderson W. W. Howe R. H. Mair W. M. Picken George Eddy J. L. Barney Reuben Swan Miner C. Cone Wayne Shipman J. H. Richardson T. E. Cushing

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