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Description: | Concept: cartography, propaganda, railways Description: whole: the main image occupies the majority, with smaller images positioned in the upper right. The title is separate and positioned along the top edge, in black set within a grey area. The text is partially integrated and occupies the majority, in black, with some text set within a grey area. All held within a series of black borders and set against a white background. image: the main image is a map of north-east France and Belgium, illustrating the German Army's railway through the region. The smaller images depict the sites of various battles in this area, such as Armentières, Marne, Somme and Flanders. text: Die Eisenbahn, der Lebensnerv des Heeres Durch die deutsche Offensive 1918 für die Entente verlorene oder unbenutzbare Bahnlinien! [map has various French and Belgian place names] Unser Geländegewinn im Früh-jahr 1918: 6820 Km. Schlacht bei Armentieres April 1918 Die grosse Schlacht in Frankreich Ende März 1918 Der Vorstoss zur Marne Ende Mai 1918 Geländegewinn der Feinde an der Somme u. in Flandern: 500 Km. Schlacht in Flandern 1917 Somme - Schlacht 1916. v. Sartor 1918 Die grosse Schlacht in Frankreich März/April 1918. Raumgewinn...3450 qkm Gefangene...94400 Mann Geschütze...1300 Maschinengewehre.12000 (einschl. der Schlacht bei Armentières). Die Schlacht bei Armentières April 1918. Raumgewinn...650 qkm Gefangene...30575 Mann Geschütze...300 Maschinengewehre.(siehe Bemerkung zu 1). Der Vorstoss zur Marne und die Schlacht an der Oise Mai/Juni 1918. Raumgewinn...2720 qkm Gefangene...85000 Mann Geschütze...1200 Maschinengewehre.3000 Gesamtbeute 21. März bis 21. Juni 1918 Raumgewinn...6820 qkm Gefangene...212000 Mann Geschütze...2800 Maschinengewehre.15000 Nach vorsichtiger Schätzung betragen die blutigen Verluste unserer Feinde 1 Million Mann! Die Reserve der Feinde ist vernichtet. 21. März - Drei Monate Offensive! - 21. Juni Druckstock Bauer u. Gemberg Berlin N.54. Hofbuchdruckerei Hermann Bergmann, Berlin SW 48 [The railway, the living nerve of the army. Railway lines lost or made unusable for the Entente through the German offensive of 1918! Our terrain wins in spring 1918: 6820 km. Battle of Armentieres, April 1918. The great battle in France, late March 1918. The push to the Marne, late May 1918. Enemy terrain wins at the Somme and in Flanders: 500 km. Battle of Flanders 1917. Somme - battle of 1916. The great battle in France March/April 1918. Area won: 3450 sq. km. Prisoners: 94,400. Artillery pieces: 1300. Machine guns: 12,000 (incl. the battle of Armentières). The battle of Armentières, April 1918. Area won: 650 sq. km. Prisoners: 30575. Artillery pieces: 300 Machine guns (see comment to 1). The push to the Marne and the battle by the Oise May/June 1918. Area won: 2720 sq. km. Prisoners: 85,000. Artillery pieces: 1200. Machine guns: 3000. Total won, 21 March to 21 June 1918: Area won: 6820 sq. km. Prisoners: 21,2000. Artillery pieces: 2800. Machine guns: 15,000. According to careful estimates, the bloody losses of our enemies total 1 million men! The enemies' reserves are destroyed. 21 March - three months' offensive! - 21 June. Plates: Bauer and Gemberg Berlin N.54. Court book printers Hermann Bergmann, Berlin SW 48.] Object: map | Subjects: | poster | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Artist: von Sartor Printer: Bauer und Gemberg, Berlin N54 Hofbuchdruckerei Hermann Bergmann, Berlin SW48 | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=3261... | Go to resource |
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