Chapter 453: Austro-Hungarian Empire Surrenders, Full-scale Counterattack_2

But the problem is, Germany currently is not in a position to end the war early, unless it does so in the attitude of a defeated party.

You see, the current German government is controlled by the military, and those soldiers and the Junker nobility could never accept defeat.

The Germans' delusional hope to end the war with a phased victory will never be accepted by the Allies. This means that the Allies must fight Germany to a conclusive result, until either party is left with no room to fight back.

In early August 1917, three American divisions were transported to the Western Front, pushing the total number of Allied forces there past 10 million for the first time.

On August 6, an order from the temporary headquarters of the Allied forces sent millions of troops spread across the frontlines in Belgium and France into a full-scale attack on the German defenses.