Die Neue larned Geschichte zur Einsichtnahme, Lesen und Forschung; die tatsächlichen Worte der besten Historiker der Welt, Biografen und Spezialisten: ein vollständiges System von Geschichte für alle Anwendungen, die sich auf alle Länder und Themen und vertritt das bessere und neuere Literatur der Geschichte;. Lüftungsschlitze der Kampagne in Serbien, und die besagt, dass 9993 sein Ziel erreicht worden war, sobald Kom- munikation mit Bulgarien und der türkischen Empirehad o|) bis ened. Die serbische Armee, Es wasstated, tapfer gekämpft hatte, aber hatte 100.000 Gefangene verloren, und da es in die Flucht mainoperations gesetzt worden war gekommen,

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The new Larned History for ready reference, reading and research; the actual words of the world's best historians, biographers and specialists: a complete system of history for all uses, extending to all countries and subjects and representing the better and newer literature of history; . vents of the campaign in Serbia, and stating that 9993 its object had been achieved as soon as com-munication with Bulgaria and the Turkish Empirehad been o|)ened up. The Serbian Army, it wasstated, had fought bravely, but had lost 100, 000prisoners, and since it had been put to flight mainoperations had come to an end. ... It would ap-pear that from this date Field-Marshal Mackenscnleft Generals Koevess and Bojadjeff to continuethe pursuit of the Serbians into Albania, whilehe drew off General Gallwitzs Army for operationselsewhere. On November 2Qth the Bulgarians cap-tured Prisrend. . Koevess with his Austro-Hungarian troops meanwhile continued his advanceacross the Lim river, but not without eiicounter-ing a tough resistance from the Montenegrin Army, which was bravely keeping the field under commandof the old King Nicholas. The Montenegrin fron-tier was crossed on December ist, and Plevlie, the former headquarters of the Austrian Armywhen in occupation of the Sanjak, was occupied. BALKAN FRONT, 1915Overrunning of Serbia by tbe Austro-GcrmanBulgarian armies and on the 2nd. Farther south the Bulgarians, follow-ing up the retreating Serbians, occupied Dibra onDecember 4th, Djakova on the 7th, while theGerman troops of Koevesss Army reached Ipekon the same day. The pursuit then slackened, while the Serbian troops, diipersed and broken upinto small detachments, found their way as bestthey could along the mountain tracks converging onScutari, where the leaders hoped to rally the rem-nants of the army. . The Serbian army wascompletely broken up and had lost the bulk ofits arms and equipment but its fighting spirit re-mained as strong as ever. The Italian Govern-ment sent supplies to the A

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