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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
13
Ludendorff urged strong reliance on the German navy and faced disappointment as English海 defenses and fee losses in the Skagerrak battle stirred public lament. A German commander defends submarines as part of the blockade strategy amid taunts of misfortune and calls for harsher action against the Allies.
The British and German fleets clash as the German high seas battle group breaks out after two years. Jellicoe withholds pursuit amid mined waters, while German leaders tout victory as steady losses unfold on both sides.
General Erich Ludendorff reflects on the June 1916 naval victory in the Skagerrak, noting heavier losses than reported and the navy's role as a fighting weapon alongside the army. He discusses fleet activity in the Mediterranean and Baltic, Austrian and Italian actions, and the strategic aim of safeguarding merchant shipping and fuel operations through access to Baltic and North Sea bases.
A war era overview discusses England’s blockade and naval actions against Germany, noting British avoidance of large fleet battles, German submarine warfare, and the legal disputes over international law. It cites Admiral Scheer, U boats, and the 1914 1916 naval campaigns, plus effects on neutrals and the United States.
Long Gottlieb known as the scapegoat of Verdun era dies at his Brandenburg estate aged 83. Relied religious with fearsome reputation among French troops, resigned Metz command in 1911 amid Kaiser era tensions.
Paris and London push for a settlement of the Italo American Fiume dispute. American opposition to modified Italian proposals remains, while Secretary Lansing and Premier Clemenceau stress coordinated diplomacy. Elections in France reflect annexationist tensions, with Italy guarding the town and two American reporters detained briefly amid coercive atmosphere in Fiume.
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