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· fighting 1& gomg ag:a iI\st
her Allies,
they obtain
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h.1vy blows at the
Armies sirl'e e j M~ch
pushW our Armi~
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, II1rn in doing 'so. They '
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peppll!\! who ~:::1itl~
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cannot go orl" , for the A'j,'PT'i"".n~
any he&rt in
pouring in, ahd soon
nOW tllat
i' stronger;than:'the~. f So
pn,pJ.l8llU SO soon is
bu.l~y :who .i sl a coward
if it were a.elnieve.ll
i'.f ter ' eacl;i,,,J~()I:W:~1 that
wors~ than it
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they would
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answer nto I
question : It I !~~~t
Gennady 8ay. t¥* must~ ,
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nasty knock '
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cpndition
self, it 18 V"'1Y unlikely that .he
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have embuked I on the offensive
'Italy wbich h~ led hM',to such a
d,isasber· , , S~.., did it beca,use
neede,l., a mil ta.ry operation on
scale in Italy that would divert
th.& ,drength of the Allies from
western jFron , and w""ld, if sU,,,,,,,!Ij['l!
help 'the politi al offenSive which a."'m'' 'nv,
w~' hopinl(to , ~~lop before the .AJ:.ne,Ii~a,jJI
Armi.,. in Fr nee are ·filled
effectua11 :proPortions,
and haa failea, and some of
offer aijlogi."j for ·her failure , say
this was partly due tb the' ~lin~
rhora],and mil{tary of the Austrian[trorbnii.
and to t~e facti tha~ .Hindenb;U
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or would not reIease any Ger n div'ial,on.
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that is tile \case, we ,can imagine
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war , ~ahce ' tion didr. the Cjlermans grudging(f '(
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at last y bitter experiencj, what Germm
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and Hungarlana
are l · _1. •• 1.
loyalty reallYI.amounta
to·1 Reaa
Membe of tIHl 'HutI~rian farliament
only Alsa.ce about i only & forttiight a~:...J
.snatclled ftom
"The Gerntal'" have a queer' .
. the No~h~Jn loyalty. Th~_pect: privata "','1'O,...,.,t:Ir

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Bdti.hlEmpire" .... DmI' f&iled to reQ09ci

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to .. II.... AJIl!8&.l from ~n1 ' "!l8,
in lBieces.
i8 to get,into . AIIi_. for ~~" ~.:r -t~
his hands
pointed ::..~~ +~a."t...
at · the heart of 1(n1~lal~ra,~:·r;;:;~~-NNapoleon ,AmeriC'aa DaI;ion it ~in tIie
l' called it. So
To
l~oI ~ Joytll:ly. WeIl,may we Njc!iAje,
peace on these
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the millnlile ..., ...... of. ..
them would be
!fel had
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had the
m . our biada
the AJJiaa • •
history, and
we ',Ilave udttJUlli.
n1wtJb.t.
not had I
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