Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Vardar Offensive that took place between 14 and 29 of September 1918 was the last major military operation on the Macedonian Front during World War I.After much preparation the multinational Allied Army of the East was able to break the deadlock that had been reigning on this theater for several years, by breaking through the enemy lines in the Battle of Dobro Pole on 14-15 September.After this victory, the Entente army continued to liberate southern Serbia. On 21 September Demir Kapija was liberated, on the 23rd Prilep, on the 25th Kruševo, on the 26th Veles and finally on the 29th Skopje. The German 11th Army fled towards the north-west in the direction of Tetovo, while the Bulgarian First Army fell back on Sofia.This offensive forced the capitulation of Bulgaria, thus decidedly turning the strategic and operational balance of the war against the Central Powers."@en }
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- Vardar_Offensive abstract "The Vardar Offensive that took place between 14 and 29 of September 1918 was the last major military operation on the Macedonian Front during World War I.After much preparation the multinational Allied Army of the East was able to break the deadlock that had been reigning on this theater for several years, by breaking through the enemy lines in the Battle of Dobro Pole on 14-15 September.After this victory, the Entente army continued to liberate southern Serbia. On 21 September Demir Kapija was liberated, on the 23rd Prilep, on the 25th Kruševo, on the 26th Veles and finally on the 29th Skopje. The German 11th Army fled towards the north-west in the direction of Tetovo, while the Bulgarian First Army fell back on Sofia.This offensive forced the capitulation of Bulgaria, thus decidedly turning the strategic and operational balance of the war against the Central Powers.".