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December 19, 2015

Despair And Mutiny On The Italian Front I THE GREAT WAR – Week 73

Filed under: Europe, History, Italy, Military, WW1 — Tags: , — Nicholas @ 10:33

Published on 17 Dec 2015

The morale of the Italian Army at the Isonzo Front is on an all time low. Catastrophic defeats against the Austrians, bad and broken equipment, unsanitary conditions, no supplies, no front leave and recreation for the soldiers. This week the first troops under Luigi Cardona are mutinying. At the same time the Entente is in real trouble against Bulgaria on the Macedonian Front and the evacuation of Gallipoli is still in the planning phase.

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