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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1917
Page
2
The article notes Austria-Hungary gains in morale and resources with Ottoman troop deployment, citing abundant clothing and food, stronger leadership, and closer army cohesion. It discusses civilian weariness toward the war, a shift toward front-line life as a profession, and the psychological toll on families awaiting soldiers.
Copenhagen dispatches quoted by Danish papers report British action settles the coal dispute with Norway. The exchange telegram says Norway is now better supplied with coal and food than at any time during the war.
Rome reports a allied conference may seal Italy s entry into the Balkan campaign if King Constantine rejects the latest protest. General Cadorna, chief of staff of the Italian army, is expected to take personal command of a large force to invade Greece if needed. Rumors say he is favored by his troops and preparations are underway on a grand scale.
In a 1917 discussion, the German government signals openness to improving ties with the United States while denying plans for a ruthless submarine campaign. It notes internal power shifts, argues Germany does not aim for a break with America, and reflects on Tirpitz’s fall from power as part of Berlin’s foreign policy stance.
German emperor replies to Württemberg king praising Swabians loyalty. He thanks the king for support and urges endurance with blood and treasure until enemies are defeated by the Fatherland and its allies. Dated Berlin January 27, reporting on imperial stance after Entente reply to Wilson note.
In a private letter printed by La Croix Cardinal Mercier says Belgium su ffer s as never before and that neutrals would not merely voice remonstrances if they knew the full truth. He notes Belgians are low in spirits yet not discouraged and seek victory through peace.
Samuel Wiley, after two years in Europe, reports a 3 inch trench gun that fires a shell with the explosive power of a 6 inch shell. He says the British have an apparatus to drop projectiles on Zeppelins tearing off their casings. Wiley describes a near miss at Deadmans Hill near Verdun where a shell burst 200 yards away, burying them in earth but causing no injuries other than torn clothing.
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