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The Week
June 1, 1918 issue

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The article discusses German expansion plans. From all indications, the German drive is on again and in a new sector. For some time past, it has been suspected that the Germans would not be content without striking a blow further south, for it cannot be believed that they will give up without having made one more attempt to reach Paris. It was, however, suspected that the blow might come on the Marne River; the German General Staff has not, however, as yet been tempted there, as well it might for sentimental reasons.

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MILITARISM; COLONIZATION; IMPERIALISM; MARNE River (France); FRANCE; GERMANY
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