Ludendorff cites Hans demand to sink Yankee troopships
The report, from the second page, notes widespread weariness and discontent within the army as agitators at home influence leave men and new drafts. Irregularities among drafts from Bavaria and the east are alleged, with Beverloo camp units valued for former service. Officers claim efforts to restore morale were hindered by home office opposition.
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Akil
Bavaria
East
Bevertoo
Au ‘Thorities
War diary notes heavy army weariness and strategic aims
The account describes soldiers returning from the front weary yet loyal, facing home agitation and discontent. It outlines Austro Hungarian and German plans in Italy and Greece, notes food shortages, and details Turkey’s Caucasus ambitions, Palestine actions, and Batum negotiations affecting supply and war aims.
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Arave
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Russia
von Arz
Chemin Des Dames
Entente
Baden
Ialy
Austria
Ukraine
Neerless
Germany
Roumania
Georgian ties and aims in Armenia 1914 policy shift
The document recounts Russo German efforts to use Georgia for strategic leverage in Armenia and the Caucasus, seeking rail control at Tiflis, mobilizing Georgian troops, and balancing Turkish hostility. It notes Berlin's cautious stance and compares allied wartime caution with Russia's aims amid Turk policies.
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Iirregulara
Armenia
Sinco
Belcome Enis
Georgia
Caus Casus
Turkey
Tiflis
Persia
England
Alexeieff
Caucasus
Ment
Jiebshevil
Russia
Imperial
Berlin
Yen l Lossow
McClure
Harper and Brotherx
Hutchtonen and Company
Spain
Messrs. Seix and Bartel
Italy
Fratel? Treves
Canada
Australia
France
Belgium
Stauschaylan
Luden-bergf
Chemin Des Dames
Paris
General Neville Stays In Charge At Marine Headquarters
Marine General Wendell C. Neville is assigned to duty at Marine Headquarters in this city, relieving Col. John W. Russell who moves to duty with the Marine Brigade in Haiti. Other orders name Col. Randolph Berkeley of Charleston bound for Haiti, and Rear Admiral A. W. Catlin, former Haiti commander, has retired.
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Marine Headquarters
Wendell C. Neville
Marine Corps
John W. Russell
Marine Brigade
Haiti
Col
Randolph
Berkeley
Charleston
Traiti
Bris
A. W. Catlin
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