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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1915
Page
4
The Washington Post reports Kaiser's inner war council urges rapid invasion options against England, including a drive on Paris or Gallipoli, plus seven possible western offensives. Strategic aims center on Verdun, Soissons, and Calais, with naval and land actions shaping a broad German campaign strategy.
A 1910s style analysis outlines potential German help to Turkey in a broader Balkans strategy. It discusses a rapid invasion of Serbia beginning at Semendria, possible rail passage through Bulgaria, and the political gains, including fears of Greek or Turkish separate peace.
The piece speculates that if Germany punishes Italy for treason it will push through Austrian Tyrol into Trentino to strike Italian cities along the Adige and threaten northern Italy. It discusses potential campaigns, possible Russian setbacks, and the likelihood of combined eastern and western operations including strikes on Odessa Verdun and the Dardanelles by autumn.
Analysis outlines Germany's aim to break British sea power by an Atlantic raid and the west front options along the Meuse, Solasons, and Flanders. It considers Jellicoe's pursuit, the potential for forcing peace, and why frontal assaults on the Meuse and Rhine areas would impact rail links and bases, signaling decisive but uncertain outcomes.
A study outlines a potential campaign to strike from Kiev through the Dniester toward Odessa. Austrian troops could participate while targeting Russia’s Black Sea port, aiming to cripple grain exports and blunt Western campaigns. The plan hinges on twelve to fifteen army corps and could lessen the impact of Constantinople’s fall.
Berlin August 14 The admiralty refused to confirm reports that the German submarine U-30 was sunk off the Ems mouth and later raised, noting lack of official verification and stating no details about the crew’s fate.
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