Ludendorff defends reports on Saint Mihiel and retreat
Ludendorff rejects accusations of untruthfulness in his war communiques and argues his midday and evening reports served duty to army and nation. He notes evacuation of the Saint Mihiel salient began September 8 and the US attack followed, with heavy fighting and losses on the Combres and Moselle fronts.
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St. Mihiel
von Gallwitz
Moselle
Army Group
Salient
Longrago
G. BR. Q
Seventeenth
Wolff
Berlin
Woevre
Michel
Ludendorff
Bt. Mihiel Salient
Combres
Landwehr
Meuse
Cote Lorraine
Thieucourt
Ludendorf
Ludendorff’s Remarks on American Troops and Balkan Collapse
The document critiques Ludendorff’s reports on American forces at St Mihiel and outlines German diplomacy as Bulgaria collapses. It details shifting fronts from Lorraine to the Meuse, the Hindenburg line, and Austrian- German moves while Bulgaria and Turkey face Entente advances. The text notes Bulgarian demoralization, German efforts to shore up Balkan defenses, and looming peace proposals to President Wilson.
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von Scholtz
Cerna
Vardar
Roumania
Krivolac
Lake Presha
Lukow
Struma
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
U. S
Bnnarian
Sli
G. H
Macedonia
Balkans
Turkey
Palestine
Ahenby
Jerusalem
Jordan
Damascus
Constantinople
Enver
Talaat
Entente
Syria
Maritza
Caucasus
Ukraine
Black Sea
Danube
Serbia
Hungary
Austria
Balkan
Sofia
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Sebastopol
von Arz
Thither
West Front
Alpine Corps
Nish
Smcclure
Great Britain
Hutchinson & Co
London Times
Spain
Mesars
Seis and Barlel
Italy
Juletti Treves
Canada
Australia
France
Belgium
Helland
Russia
Scandinavian
Swudemdorff
Wilson
Liege
Antwerp
Naumur
Paris
Calais
England
Holland
German Prisoners of War Return on Pocahontas
Hundreds of German POWs including crew from the Moewe and Prinz Hiter Friedrich board the Pocahontas in New York to repatriate home after hostilities. The vessel formerly Prinzess Irene carries 1,782 people, led by Captain Hans Berg.
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War Existmerg
Eeeter
New York
Pocahont
Germany
Hans Berg
Washburn Dies at 61 Former Washburn-Grosby executive
John 8 Washburn, president of the Wash burn Grosby Floggr Mille Company of It made no difference whether our this city, died suddenly Thursday at age 61 in Livermore Falls Maine. Local reports say he was a bold leader in the west and at the Livermore plant.
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Minneapolis
Minn
John
Washburn
Washburn-Grosby Floggr Mille Company
Macedonia
Livermore Faile
King Albert's US visit aims to secure Belgium's survival
Ex attache reports Belgium seeks US political and economic backing to counter Dutch obstruction over the Scheldt and Terneuzen canal, gain German reparation, and rebuild industry. King Albert travels with the queen and heir to urge American support, warning that Belgium's national life depends on success.
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Albert
America
Belgium
Scheldt
Terneuzen
Limburg
Helgrem
King
Brussels
Atlantic
Hoboken
Duke of
Brabant
United States
Europe
Holland
Germany
Versailles
Great Britain
France
Italy
Netherlands
Terheuzen
Holyland
St. John
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Lys Pla
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Hindenburg
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Moeuvres
Holnon
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Vienna
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Pocahontas
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Hile
Bruesela
Jonkheer van Swinderen
Hague
Batch Court
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House of Waldeck
Meckienburg-Schwerin
Potsdam
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Germa
East 3S
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the Hague
Vaterland
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Elizabeth
Rotterdam
English Channel
North Sea
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Ghent
Terniezen Canal
Kingdom of the Netherlands
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