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HistoryGreece seems to have grown quieter, and has ac- cepted the domination of her affairs by the Entente Powers. The independent movement under Venizelos is making fur- ther progress with allied assistance. Italy has scored a distinct success on the Carso plateau and is now within striking distance of Trieste, which seems destined ultimately to fall into Cadornas hands. There has been sanguinary fighting all along the eastern front, from Riga to the Carpathians. The advance of the Russians has been checked, and they have met with some reverses; the fighting in the vicinity of Halicz has been particu- larly severe, and the advantage seems to rest with the Germans, for the moment, but the bloody struggle still continues. prev next |