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Historically the Austro-Hungarians split their forces between two armies, one attacking from Tyrol the other across the Piave. This led to neither being decisive and both being defeated in detail. The Piave thrust was the most successful and inflicted the heaviest losses on the Italians, so what if this thrust was given the proper support? Could it have been more effective and driven the Italians back, perhaps shaping a different post-war peace deal?
The situation was strategically and logistically hopeless for the AHs, which means the Italians will win eventually, but at what cost? Will they be too badly ground up to grab so many AH troops in November 24 hrs before the armistice?
The situation was strategically and logistically hopeless for the AHs, which means the Italians will win eventually, but at what cost? Will they be too badly ground up to grab so many AH troops in November 24 hrs before the armistice?