Germany's Failure in 1914
Lieut.-Colonel Repington has contributed to the "Morning Post" the following review of "The March on Paris and the Battle of the Marne," by General von Kluck General von Kluck seemed to our public at the opening of the war the Commander of all the German Armies, because his Army fell upon our Expeditionary Force almost isolated at Mons, and overthrow it by dint of superior numbers and armament, Actunlly, of course, von Kluck only commanded the First or Right German Army. - To him fell the main operative task during the Black Week of August 22 to 29, 1914, while at the Marne there fell to him the task of resisting the attacks of Maunoury and the British.
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