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July 20, 1918 issue

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The article focuses on various news briefs related to western front allies. On the western front the Allies up to July 14 had succeeded in delivering numerous blows against the enemy and harassing him by minor operations. The most notable military achievement of the past week has been the advance in the Balkans, where the new Allied offensive in Albania has been successful in advancing beyond Berat. This new line of attack has been carried forward mainly by the Italians, aided by the French, and assisted by British monitors on the Adriatic coast.

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MILITARY art & science; ARMED Forces; ENEMIES (Persons); ITALIANS; FRENCH; BERAT (Albania); ADRIATIC Coast (Italy); ITALY
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