Armistice Reported as Turkey Agrees to Unconditional Surrender
Allied armistice terms with Turkey are reported as complete capitulation, taking effect at noon. British and other dispatches cite surrender of divisions in Mesopotamia, with proposals for naval passage of the Dardanelles and trials for alleged war crimes.
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London
Turkey
Reuters Agency
Great Britain
Ismail Hakki
Tigris
Mesopotamia
Evening Standard
Standard
Saloniki
Govr T
Marshal Koch
Berlin
Vossische Acitung
Copenhagen
Allied War Council
Daily Express
Express
Dardanelles
President Wilson Expected to Send Notes to Allies
An Oct article from Paris reports a editorial noting renewed Austrian plea and suggests terms for armistice. Potential conditions include internationalization of the Bosphorus and Dardanelles and occupation of enemy ports.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Austria
Paris
Bosphorus
Dardanelles
Germany expected to surrender under Allied terms
A London dispatch reports government circles in London believe Germany will surrender, though many doubt the army is ready to lay down arms on terms offered by the Allies. Public opinion splits between relief at ending the war and reluctance to concede under current terms.
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Hungary
Lansing
United States
Turkey
Germany
Austria
Ekengren
Sweden
Count Andrassy
Wilson
Mexs
Washington
France
Gemany
LuneMiCn
Hhfladsphin Muhlie Ledger
The
Public Ledger Co
London
Kaiser
Lrge
Valentine
Knowledge of Defeat Breaks German Spirit Says Prisoners
Prisoners in occupied areas report German retreat plans as they acknowledge defeat. Civilians describe decayed morale, starving troops, and harsher officers while learning liberty from French towns. Observer notes widespread Weariness and looming surrender amid ongoing pursuit near Tournai and Valenciennes.
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Germany
Philip Gibbs
San Antonio
New York Times Co
Tournai
Valenciennes
Belgium
Pratee
Owever
Germain
Upo
Hindenburg
Lille
Roubaix
Gistoie
Trench
Theorthern
Ander Anay
Budapest Advent of Croatian Statehood Sparks Break with Hungary
Reports from Azurieh and Geneva describe Croatian parliament in Agram voting for full separation from Hungary. Agram celebrates in national colors as the Croatian national council assumes administration with the Hungarian military governor unable to defend Budapest. Fiume remains Hungary’s main seaport. Berlin Vienna rail line cut near Bodenbach. Basel date noted in continental policy coverage.
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Agram
Fiume
Budapest
Vienna
Berlin
Lodenbach
Sehnadan
Azurieh
Slavonia
Dalmatia
Hungary
Geneva
Matin
S Hungary
Croatia
Save
Bodenbach
Bohemia
Front Crashes Back Austrian Forces in Italy
Fifteen Austrian divisions on the Italian front have had their retreat cut off after the Vedal pass fell, as Italian and allied troops reconquer more than 1000 square kilometers. Rome dispatches report stubborn Austrian resistance and a northward front shift toward Feltre and Grappa.
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Washington, D. C
Brenta
Piave
Vadal
Rome
Quero
Valdobbiadone
Feltre
Grappa
Lower
The
Monticano
Livvenga
Vedal Pass
Allies Drive Austrians Back Across Front in Italy
Anglo French and Italian forces push along the entire front from Lake Garda to the Adriatic as Austrians retreat toward the Isonzo. American troops join the Tenth Army near Sacile while prisoners rise near 40,000 as Italians seek to outflank the enemy in the Alpine foothills.
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Associated Press
St. Elvio
Adriatic
Lake Giarda
Piave
Masterno Venetia
Anny
Sacile
Dpiave
Isonzo
Vittorio
Halian ‘Third Army
Oderza
Belduno
Alps
Trentino
Lake Garda
Enta
Vadal Pags
Italian Front Ablaze as All Armies Reach The Front
An official war office bulletin from London reports all Italian front armies in action. British forces east of the Piave reach the Givenna River at Francenigo and the Taligns occupy Oderzo. The British war office notes Italian General Vennilta leads troops into Asiago.
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Francenigo
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War Office
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Asiago
British War Office
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German Empire
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Exchange Telegraph Company
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