THE OFFENSIVE.
GERMAN ATTACKS ON YERDUN
MAINTAINED IN FACE OF HEAVY LOSSES
THE JNEMY GAIN NO GROUND
NEW NAYAL BASE IN GREECE
FRANCE AND BRITAIN TAKfI UNITED ACTION
COMINjG COMMERCIAL CONFERENCE
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF BRITAIN'S ATTITUDE
Press 'Association— By Teb«[raph—Copyright.
LONDON, April 11. Writing in The Times, Colonel Repington says: The Germans have not had the ■wit to make the most of their successes to secure a favourable peace, their military pride being their obstacle. Now they are unable to deliver a successful general offensive in the west or to recommence operations against Russia "without unduly weakening their forces on the British and Italian fronts. The German situation needs a desperate remedy, which may be sought either by-an attack in Flanders or the attempted invasion of Britain. ' The Times' parliamentary correspondent understands that the Chief of the General Staff and the military members of the Army Council have furnished Cabinet with a definite statement of their immediate in men..
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16668, 13 April 1916, Page 5
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159THE OFFENSIVE. Otago Daily Times, Issue 16668, 13 April 1916, Page 5
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