The War. London
At the revolt in Cr[?] armed peasants entered Nan[?] and displaced the Greek authorities after a fight…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1916
365 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers · page 17 of 19
The War. Sydney
A French communique says that the Germans in a big counter- attack north of the Somme on Wednesday, suffered the…
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General Sir Douglas Haig reports: Monday's operatious were entirely successful. We took 1500 prisoners. We entered Combles on…
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The capture of Combles has driven the Germans from an area six miles deep, comprising 117 square miles and 44 villages. Combles is now a…
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Calling up the Cooma District men for examination. All men who are liable will present themselves at the Drill…
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General Sir Douglas Haig reports: We carried out over 16 successful raids between Ypres and Neuve Chapelle. We…
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General Haig reports: There is intermittent night shelling continued of Ancra. The London [?]torial Division carried…
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It is reported that the Germans last week sent all available submarines to the English Channel with the object of fulfilling the German boast that…
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M. Venirelos is on route to Salonica. He received an ovation at Sames, an island off the west coast of Asia Minor…
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A meeting of the Cooma Xmas Cheer Committee was held at the Commercial Bank on Thursday last, for the purpose of…
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General Haig reports: We took a number of prisoners and carried out five night raids at Messiues, Creaier Wood, and…
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The Allies have taken charge of the Greek fleet, the arsenal in Kersatini Gulf, the northern railway, port of Piraeus, and have insisted on the…
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General Sir, Donglas Haig reports: We made an important, advance northward and weet ward of Schwaben Redoubt and…
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Private J. J. Richardson, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Richardson, of Lower Bendoc, sends the following interesting notes to his…
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The British ambassador, Mr. Elliott, had am interview with King Constantine. It is believed they discussed the withdrawal…
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An Amsterdam report states that wild statements are published in Germany of the gigantic damage done in England by the two recent Zeppelin…
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A Russian communique says: A stubborn battle is raging north of Kisslin. The enemy is violently attacking north of…
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A Petrograd message says the Car has given a personal pledge that all Russian resources will be utilised in repelling the…
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A well-known neutral correspondent is reported to have stated that the German authorities admit that the war is lost and that sooner or later the…
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An Athens correspondent says there is a betterment in the relations which is due to the Greek Government's assurances…
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