These reasons are considered to be of such importance that the plan of action by which it is hoped they will be realized is to be carried out in spite of the great difficulties confronting Austria in Galicia. The occupation of Servian ferrite: even at great cost, and at the n Austria's position is considered by Austria to be the key of the campaign, both from the strategical and the political points of view.
It has been proved by the whole action of the German army, the writer observes, that political reasons are sometimes the dominating factor in the calculations of the German military leaders, The movement on Warsaw, for example, had more political than military significance, Warsaw being the centre of Polish life, but a town of no military importance. The capture of Warsaw was attempted moral effect," and similar effects are looked for from the occupation of Servian territory. The writer 2oncludes that while such an achieve:
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