German Views of Operations.
Australian and N Z Cable Assoc Rec July 22, 1 10 pm
London, July 21 The Kaelnische Zeitung, after declaring that a deserter was utilised with a knowledge of tl c planned operations to b;tray the Fatherland, says ifc is impossible to deny that the offensive has failed. The German people are anxiously patient and await new decisions demanded by the situation. The Frankfurter Zeitung states: " General Foch warded oft the German blow at the expense of great losses, but the counter-offensive has failed,' the freedom of action remaining in German hands." The Cologne gazette remarks: " We must concede the loss of prisoners and guns, but the enemy's leading idea, to break through, was not attained. Ihe counter-ofiensive was held up before it attained any strategic advance worth mentioning
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 7012, 22 July 1918, Page 3
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