History of the World War, Vol. 3 by Francis A. March;Richard J. Beamish
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CHAPTER VI. HOW THE BALKANS DECIDED Ferdinand of Bulgaria Insists Upon Joining Germany--Dramatic Scene in the King's Palace--The Die is Cast--Bulgaria Succumbs to Seductions of Potsdam Gang--Greece Mobilizes--French and British Troops at Saloniki--Serbia Over-run--Roumania's Disastrous Venture in the Arena of Mars 145 CHAPTER VII. THE CAMPAIGN IN MESOPOTAMIA British Army Threatening Bagdad Besieged in Kut-el-Amara--After Heroic Defense General Townshend Surrenders after 143 Days of Siege--New British Expedition Recaptures Kut--Troops Push on Up the Tigris--Fall of Bagdad the Magnificent 187 CHAPTER VIII. IMMORTAL VERDUN Grave of the Military Reputations of von Falkenhayn and the Crown Prince--Hindenburg's Warning--Why the Germans Made the Disastrous Attempt to Capture the Great Fortress--Heroic France Reveals Itself to the World--"They Shall Not Pass"--Nivelle's Glorious Stand on Dead Man Hill--Lord Northcliffe's Description--A Defense Unsurpassed in the History of France 209 |
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