The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 250A. Constable, 1929 |
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Page 274
... Falkenhayn was an indefatigable worker , but knew how to unbend out of office hours , and liked to see guests in his mess at night . He was popular with his own staff and subordinate generals , though he had not the personal charm and ...
... Falkenhayn was an indefatigable worker , but knew how to unbend out of office hours , and liked to see guests in his mess at night . He was popular with his own staff and subordinate generals , though he had not the personal charm and ...
Page 276
... Falkenhayn was enthusiastic about the re- conquest of Baghdad , until he came to study the Palestine front . The commander of that front , also a German , Colonel Freiherr Kress von Kressenstein , reported that the British had been re ...
... Falkenhayn was enthusiastic about the re- conquest of Baghdad , until he came to study the Palestine front . The commander of that front , also a German , Colonel Freiherr Kress von Kressenstein , reported that the British had been re ...
Page 281
... Falkenhayn climbed the stairs to Colonel Hussein Husni's bedroom on the top floor of the hospice and invited his senior Turkish staff officer to walk with him in the garden . Falkenhayn confessed that he had not slept , but he looked ...
... Falkenhayn climbed the stairs to Colonel Hussein Husni's bedroom on the top floor of the hospice and invited his senior Turkish staff officer to walk with him in the garden . Falkenhayn confessed that he had not slept , but he looked ...
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