War Conditions Week in Review From World War Dispatches
A June 28 to July 1 roundup notes unconfirmed reports of Bolshevik upheaval in Moscow with Korniloff and Kaledines leading counterforces and Grand Duke Nicholas as proclaimed emperor, while Austrian unrest spreads. Fronts in France, Belgium, Italy show local Allied gains, German raids on Paris, and growing air activity. French and British forces punch forward, seize prisoners, and tighten lines near Soissons and the Lys sector as German preparations for a counteroffensive loom. American units near Cantigny and Apremont forest report gains and prisoners amid heavy fighting on multiple fronts.
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Copenhagen
Ove Magnt
Moscow
London
Korniloff
Kaledines
Nicholas
Arties
Berlin
Tages Zeitung
Kerensky
Russia
Austria
Rasch
Pecs
Paris
Soissons
Fosse En
Bas
Curry Ravine
War Office
Rheims
Zligny
Mondidier
Cantigny
Apremont Forest
Pershing
St. Michel
Seicheprey
Nieppe Forest
Lys
Hazebrouck
Flanders
Aisne
Ambleny Montgochet
Compiegne
Villers-Cotterests
Nipe Forest
Merville
Merris
Noyon- Montdidier
Marne
Uns
Petain
Belleau Wood
Passy-En-Valois
Chezy-Vinly
Mosley
Laversine
Curry
Albert
Somme
France
Pyres
Brenta
Diaz
Asiago
Monte di Valbella
The Drive for Amiens by E G Pipp
A 1918 eyewitness account surveys ruined Belgian and Northern French cities along the German front. It contrasts shell damage with deliberate destruction, discusses Amiens as a strategic objective, and cites Italian and Austrian front actions. It ends by critiquing German militarism and suggesting heavy costs of war.
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Belgium
France
Cel
Somme
Hindenburg
Amiens
lAmiens
Heuce
Ameri
Germany
Napoleon
Western Front
Russia
Ger
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