Celebrating the Gorlice-Tarnow Offensive that ultimately pushed Russian forces from Polish Russia and Galicia. German, Habsburg, and Hungarian flags fly over portraits of German General August von Mackensen and Austro-Hungarian General Archduke Friedrich, commanders of the Central Power campaign. Beneath them German and Austro-Hungarian artillery are at work. The offensive began with a four-hour hurricane bombardment by 950 guns along a 30-mile front.
Generaloberst von Mackensen, Erzherzog FriedrichGeneral von Mackensen, Archduke FriedrichZum großen Karpathensieg, Anfangs Mai 1915To the great Carpathian victory, begun May 1915Reverse:Feldpost, field postmark, Feldpostbrief 9/222, message dated November 30, 1915
"Celebrating the Gorlice-Tarnow Offensive that ultimately pushed Russian forces from Polish Russia and Galicia. German, Habsburg, and Hungarian flags fly over portraits of German General August von Mackensen and Austro-Hungarian General Archduke Friedrich, commanders of the Central Power campaign. Beneath them German and Austro-Hungarian artillery are at work. The offensive began with a four-hour hurricane bombardment by 950 guns along a 30-mile front."
Sunday, May 2, 1915
May, 1915
Gorlice-Tarnow Offensive, Karpathen, Carpathians, Carpathian Mountains, Mai, 1915, Archduke Friedrich, Friedrich, 1915-05-02, May, flag, flags, Zweibund, Dual Alliance,
von Mackensen, Mackensen, August von Mackensen
