Progress of the War in Europe and Balkans Narrative
The Salt Lake Tribune describes a widening European war theater with Russian, Bulgarian, Turkish, and Austro German forces maneuve ring around Serbia and a renewed push at Gallipoli. It notes Russian offensive potential, Allied difficulties at Saloniki and Dardanelles, and the strategic aim to reach Constantinople while detailing Balkan troop movements and railway logistics amid a shifting balance of power.
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Russia doubles Siberian railway to speed wartime supply lines
During the war Russia advances on the world’s longest route, the Siberian railway from Moscow and Petrograd toward the Pacific at Vladivostok. Double-tracking aims to speed delivery of supplies from Japan, China and America despite severe climate and costly labor.
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