Chapter 116: Countdown (4)

He's right. If Western Europe's Great War changes to Eastern Europe's Great War, it might be better to withdraw.

"Of course, even with just a slight signal, France will use death-defying effort to enter German territory. No, from the start it would be difficult for enemy main force to leave the Western Front."

So Kuropatkin reassured me not to worry much about that part.

While I looked at the two fronts strategically from Germany's position, Kuropatkin thoroughly viewed them politically.

Who was right would have to be seen with time.

Time flowed and mid-August, already over 2 weeks since war's start.

While Commander-in-Chief Brusilov heated up expansion with momentum to eat even Danzig.

On the Western Front, border battles between France and Germany were in full swing.

Battle lasting about 10 days from August 14 to 24.

"...Didn't Belgium buy enough time? Disappointing."

France's border was broken.