Showing Progress of Campaigns on All Fronts and Collateral Events from Jan. 7 to and Including Jan. 31, 1915
CAMPAIGN IN EASTERN EUROPE
[Continued from the Last Number.]
Jan. 8—Germans are trying to carry the Russian lines near Bolinow by the use of steel shields to protect riflemen.
Jan. 9—Germans renew offensive from direction of Mlawa; fighting on the Rawka and in the north; Russians enter Transylvania; Austrians meet delays near Nida River.
Jan. 11—Russians are strengthening their lines.
Jan. 12—Russians are pressing the Austrians near the Nida; Austrians are fleeing from Bukowina.
Jan. 13—Russians occupy several villages in the Masurian Lake region and threaten Mlawa; Austrians state that Russians lost heavily in Przemysl siege.
Jan. 14—Russians push north from Warsaw; Germans retake several positions on Bzura River; it is reported that Germans are short of supplies.
Jan. 15—New Russian army marches north in Poland; Germans near Mlawa are in peril; von Hindenburg declared in danger.