War of Attrition On The Italian Front - The Ninth Battle of the Isonzo I THE GREAT WAR Week 119
The dust of the 8th and even 7th battle hasn't really settled on the
Isonzo Front, but
Luigi Cadorna is already unleashing the 9th
Battle of the Isonzo River. The Austro-Hungarian troops under
Svetozar Borojevic von Bojna can only look forward to the onset of winter because that will give them the long needed rest on the mountainous battlefield.
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