Rumania's War Entry and... Eastern Front Shifts Discussed
Historian Eugene J. Young analyzes Romania's entry into World War I and the potential impact of Ludendorff's revelations. The piece details German Austrian and Romanian maneuvers in Transylvania and the Carpathians, with emphasis on missteps, shifting command, and planned offensives aimed at crushing Romanian forces and securing routes through the Transylvanian Alps.
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Eugene J. Young
Rumania
Balkans
Entente
Germany
Russia
Transylvania
Hungary
Bucharest
Ludendorff
Romania
Petrograd
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Transylvanian
Alps
Salonica
Galicia
Carpathians
Red Tower
Archduke Charlies
von Ars
Marea
Klausenburg
Ninth Army
von Falkenhayn
Karlebure
Muhbach
Orseva
Schassburg
Ninth
Tiermannetadt
Kreietadt
Transylvanian Alps
Wallachia
Hermannstadt
Alpine Corps
Red Tower Pass
Alpinista
Dobrudja
Mackensen
Pape's Diapepsin touted for quick relief of indigestion
The advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin rapidly relieves dyspepsia gas heartburn and sour stomach from fermentation. It promises near magical relief once the tablet contacts the stomach and notes the low cost of a box at drug stores. It contrasts a wartime report about Ludendorff with this tonic claim.
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Pape
My Thoughts and Actions by General Ludendorff
Excerpted reflections describe German war strategy on the Eastern Front in 1916 1917 and 1918 contests detailing German troop movements against Romania and Russia. Ludendorff recounts planning delays heavy Soviet pressure in Galicia Carpathians and the strain of coordinating Austrian forces with German aims.
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von Conrad Maltered
Transysylvania
Hungary
Archduke Charles
General von Seeckt
Archduke
Carpathians
von Hoem-Ermolli
Count von Bothmera
Ress
Alpine Corps
Rotenturmpasa
von Falkenhayn
First
Mackensen
Dobrudja
Black Sea
Ter
Petrograd
Ludendorff
Galicia
Archduke Chariea
Count von Bothmer
Zlota Lipa
Narajovka
Tartar Pass
Bukovina
Kirlibaba
Volhynia
Romania
Transylvania
Kusela
von Conrad
Isonzo
Tyrol
Teschen
Linsingen
Kovel
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promises Quick Relief Name
An old advertisement urges buyers to insist on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin stamped with the Bayer Cross for genuine aspirin. It claims physicians have prescribed it for over eighteen years and that millions have found it safe. A tin box of twelve tablets is advertised for a few cents with larger packages sold by druggists.
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