Progress of The War From Salt Lake Tribune
The week featured strong German resistance west of Cambrai with shifting British gains and heavy near ruin at Fontaine Notre Dame Bourlon wood and Bourlon village. Tanks were destroyed or abandoned amid counterattacks as Germans pressed near Cambrai while British lines trembled and the wedge faced renewed assault.
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la Vacquerie
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Petrograd
Caucasus
Black Sea
Maude
Mesopotamia
Secret Entente Letter Grants Italy War Entry Rights
Petrograd reports published text of a 1915 accord by France Great Britain Russia and Italy granting Italy to annex Trentino southern Tyrol Trieste Istria and Dalmatia upon entering the war. It envisions Italian control over Albania Libya Muslim holy places in Arabia and expanded Africa holdings, with naval support and £50 million borrowing. Additional clauses mention Greek isles and Asia Minor.
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