Part,  Chapter

 1     I,     VII|      whiskey; the Suabians or Germans, beer; the Ugro-Fins or
 2     I,    VIII|     positions being filled by Germans and Bohemians. I did not
 3     I,       X|    head and show its colours. Germans and Bohemians, who for many
 4    II,     XII| outpost service. Next day the Germans attacked Marshal Douay at
 5    II,     XII|    ought to have attacked the Germans with an overwhelming force,
 6    II,     XII|   crushing superiority of the Germans, vainly hoping that the
 7    II,     XII|   they were forced out by the Germans, and had to defend themselves
 8    II,     XII|   opposing the advance of the Germans. All this while I felt that
 9    II,     XII|      French, the backs of the Germans. All at once the Prussian
10    II,    XIII|       quickly disabled by the Germans, and even the head gunner
11    II,      XV|    house and in us. We are no Germans, no enemies, but Hungarians,