Germany's western front was bent but never broken in World War I. Her surrender followed quickly after the collapse of her southern frontin the Balkans and Italy. Last week Germany's southern front was again a disjointed strategical nightmare where anything might happenand where much was happening.
The news last week from the tactically disconnected sectors of this interconnected front, stretching a thousand crazy miles from west of Genoa to the mouths of the Danube:
In Western Italy, Italian partisans, officially recognized and directed by General Sir Henry Maitland Wilson, organized under the...
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