Rumania's sacrifice; her past, present, and future . oncluded peace. The Rumanian Government has not hesi-tated to punish with the greatest severity allthose who failed in their duty even throughimprudence. How, then, can we admit that itcommitted on top of so many imprudences thegravest thoughtlessness,—^worse than -the crimeof treason,—that of allowing the country toslip into an abyss? We cannot believe it with-out seeing the Green Book. 63 CHAPTER VITHE STRUGGLE DURING the night of August 27, 1916,the Rumanian Army received the or-der to cross the Carpathians. With admirable enthusiasm, pas
Rumania's sacrifice; her past, present, and future . oncluded peace. The Rumanian Government has not hesi-tated to punish with the greatest severity allthose who failed in their duty even throughimprudence. How, then, can we admit that itcommitted on top of so many imprudences thegravest thoughtlessness,—^worse than -the crimeof treason,—that of allowing the country toslip into an abyss? We cannot believe it with-out seeing the Green Book. 63 CHAPTER VITHE STRUGGLE DURING the night of August 27, 1916,the Rumanian Army received the or-der to cross the Carpathians. With admirable enthusiasm, passing eight-een mountain peaks, it penetrated deeply intothe territory of Transylvania, repulsing every-where the advance forces of the Austro-Hun-garian Army. The Rumanian populationeagerly welcomed the army of King Ferdinand,and the first impressions were favorable forthe action of the Rumanian press of the Alhes greeted this move withenthusiasm and even spoke of the end of theWorld War, thanks to the intervention ofRumania. 64i.
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