MOVES:
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
Vienna -> Galicia (bounce)
Romania S Bulgaria (support cut, unit dislodged, must retreat or disband)
Bulgaria S Romania (support cut)
Serbia S Bulgaria
Greece -> Aegean Sea
ENGLAND
English Channel -> Brest (bounce)
Irish Sea -> MAO
Norway -> Sweden (bounce)
North Sea -> Skagerrak
Belgium -> North Sea
FRANCE
Civil Disorder. All units hold.
GERMANY
Silesia S Warsaw -> Galicia
Gascony S Marseilles -> Spain
Burgundy -> Paris
Belgium -> Helgoland Bight (unit does not exist)
Denmark -> Kiel
No move listed for Holland. Unit holds.
ITALY
Marseilles -> Spain
Tyrhennian Sea -> Western Med.
Tunis Holds
Ionian Sea -> Eastern Med.
Naples -> Ionian
RUSSIA
Sweden -> Norway (bounce)
Warsaw -> Galicia
Ukraine -> Romania
Stevastopol S Ukraine -> Romania
Moscow S Stevastopol
TURKEY
Constantinople -> Bulgaria (bounce)
Black Sea S Ukraine -> Romania
Armenia -> Ankara
RETREATS:
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY must either retreat Romania to Budapest, or disband the unit.
FRANCE must either retreat Spain to Portugal, or disband the unit.
WINTER ADJUSTMENTS:
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY controls the following supply centers: Budapest, Vienna, Trieste, Serbia, Greece, Bulgaria (6 total). Austria-Hungary may build 1 unit.
ENGLAND controls the following supply centers: Liverpool, Edinburgh, London, Norway, Belgium (5 total). England neither builds nor destroys units.
FRANCE controls the following supply centers: Brest (also Portugal if France retreats Spain to Portgual). France must either destroy 1 unit or 2, depending on his retreat.
GERMANY controls the following supply centers: Berlin, Munich, Kiel, Holland, Denmark, Paris (6 total). Germany may build 1 unit.
ITALY controls the following supply centers: Rome, Venice, Naples, Tunisia, Marseilles (6 total). Italy may build 1 unit.
RUSSIA controls the following supply centers: Moscow, Warsaw, Stevastopol, St. Petersburg, Sweden, Romania (6 total). Russia may build 1 unit.
TURKEY controls the following supply centers: Constantinople, Smyrna, Ankara (3 total). Turkey neither builds nor destroys units.
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