Grodek

He was now unquestionably withdrawing to his defenses on the Wereszyca and the so-called Grodek position.

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A cavalry regiment of the Guard, with the cannon and machine guns assigned to it, succeeded on the 16th of June, on the road Jaworow-Niemirow, in making a surprise attack on a Russian infantry brigade marching northward to the Grodek position and in scattering it in the forests.

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From the Great Headquarters we have received the following telegram about the battle for Grodek and the Wereszyca position:

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Lemberg; they take the strongly fortified town of Grodek, and cross the River Tanew; they take Komarno, twenty miles southwest of Lemberg.

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Grodek and Wereszyca position, German divisions and allied troops struck these supporting works.

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Grodek position should be penetrated and have to be given up, a strongly fortified supporting work had been built.

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This the Russians displayed above all in the Grodek position which, joining the Wereszyca on the north at Janow, stretches for a distance of more than 70 kilometres in a northwestern direction as far as the region of Narol Miasto.

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Early in the morning the decisive onslaught was made on the Grodek position and in the evening on the Wereszyca line.

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Galician capital is raging along a fortified line at Grodek, sixteen miles west of Lemberg; Austro-Germans drive Russians across the frontier of Poland near Tarnogrod, which falls into the hands of the

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They began promptly to develop Lemberg into a great fortress and for the further protection of their new possession to construct the fortified lines of Grodek and Wereszyca.

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