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Title: The Times history of the war
Year: 1914 (1910s)
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Subjects: Times history of the war Times history and encyclopaedia of the war World War, 1914-1918
Publisher: London
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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rtil ShehHi*-bttcliet) in thiur pui-uuit of the rt^treatingenemy reached the village of Tuenioff, nurth-east of U^hezliany, and approached the ZlutaLipa near Zavaloft. in the extreme Houth,close to the Dniester, where their niovementuwere supported by the previous quickeradvance of General Lttchitakyu Army southof tliat river, they broke on the same dayacross the Zlota Lipa, near Toubtubaby, andcaptured the village of Mariampol, at thejunction of the Zgnily Potok with the Dniester. von Klxin, forming the extreme right wing ofthe Second Austro-llungarian Ainiy. Northof the village of Koniukhy and of Hill 404,at the eastern edge of vast oak-forests whichin tliat region border on the Iodolian steppes,began the line of the German Army of theSouth. At Koniukhy, on a small streambearing the same name, its front reached thesystem of tho Zlota Lipa : it followed fromhere tho stream Koniukhy to the River Tsoni-ovka, and the Tsoniovka to its confluencewith tho Zlota Lipa. Next to the confluence
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REPAIRING A BRIDGE BLOWN UP BY THE AUSTRIANS. Two or three days later a short lull super-vened on the entire front. The defeated armyhad received considerable reinforcements anda new balance was established. The front of Cotmt Bothmers Army nowextended for about 50 miles from south-eastof Pluhoff to Halitch. Its centre lay roundBzhezhany, which since the autumn of 1915had been the headquarters of General CountBothmer, but now lay only* a few miles behindthe front. It was soon to find itseK actuallyin the firing Line. The Zlota Gora, the key ofthe enemy positions in the Pluhoff-Zboroffdistrict and also the hills south-west of theZlochoff-Tarnopol road were held by thegroup of divisions under the GeiTnan General of these two rivers lies the important railwaystation of Potutory, the junction of the Lvoff-Podhaytse line and the railway running fromTamopol to Halitch and Khodoroff. TheTseniovka, which runs between high woodedhills rising about 300 feet above the level ofthe valley, is line

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