The Archive · 1915

Significance of the Plan

But it is significant, the writer continues, when considered in connexion with the campaign in the western theatre of war. The total losses of the Prussian army official: ly announced up to the end of De-comber were 753,200, of the Bavarinn army 750,000, and the Saxon and Waurtemburg army £00,000. Com: pared with the Prussian army, the losses sustained by the other' two armies are altogether out of proportion to their relative peace strength, and it can only be concluded that the Bavarians, Saxons, and Wurtembergers have been sent to the most dangerous positions, in. Servia and before where odds against them were as one to three, the Prussian troops being largely reserved for the Original from

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