Landing at Gallipoli Under Armistice Armistice Forces Occupy Peninsula
British troops landed unopposed at Gallipoli per armistice terms. From Lemnos on November 10, H Collinsson Owen describes contrasts with 1915 and notes Turks welcome the troops while the minesweeping task and naval movements, including Cape Hellas, Chanak, and the Narrows, unfold. The voyage recalls the River Clyde landing and the enduring memory of a grave campaign.
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Hungary Under Ironworkers Rule Amid Chaos Say Hungarian Officer
A Hungarian officer arriving via Stockholm describes Hungary under the ironworkers party, with sixteen Budapest soldiers councils seizing property and enforcing orders while attempting to restore some discipline. He notes widespread shortages, high transport costs, and state salaries with privileges, and warns Transylvania may be ceded to Romania at the peace conference, leaving Hungary with limited access to rail and sea routes. The piece also reports on Riga’s distress as German troops pull back and Bolshevik influence grows in the Baltic region.
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