SUBJECT | DATE | INFORMATION | FRONT | MENU |
1915- | Famous for his eleven attacks along River Isonzo. | IF | ||
March 1921 | Mandates established. No independence for Arabs. | Versailles | ||
Nov- | 1st mass attack by tanks, but no break- | WF | ||
Oct 1918 | Seized during the Allies’ Hundred Days Offensive. | WF | ||
Aug 1914 | Six land campaigns, and War at Sea and in the Air | ~ | ||
May 1918 | The first major encounter by American forces. | WF | ||
Dec 1915 | Allies agree to give mutual assistance as needed. | ~ | ||
April 1915 | Gallipoli Campaign: First landing on the Peninsula | GC | ||
Nov 1914 | Black Sea: Battle between Russians & Ottomans. | SEA | ||
Oct 1917 | Italians are routed and forced back to River Piave. | IF | ||
May 1915 | Crew of 4, speed 75 mph, range over 340 miles. | IF | ||
Dec 1914 | Galicia: Russians stopped from invading Hungary. | EF | ||
1914- | Plus the greatest world depression of 20th century. | ~ | ||
1914 - | Fought between Russia and the Ottoman Empire. | ME | ||
Apr 1917 | Russian Revolution ends the fighting on this front. | ME | ||
Oct 1915 | Executed for assisting Allied prisoners to escape. | WF | ||
Dec 1914- | French held back by strong German resistance. | WF | ||
Sep – Nov 1915 | French advanced but then swiftly forced back. | WF | ||
April 1917 | Diversionary action to support Nivelle Offensive. | WF | ||
Sep – Oct 1922 | A brief but sharp dispute between British & Turks. | Versailles | ||
1914- | Followng the 4 treaties of the Versailles Settlement | Versailles | ||
Aug 1914 | The French are defeated. Allies forced to retreat. | WF | ||
July 1918 | Operation Friedensturm: A notable Allied victory. | WF | ||
Sep 1914 | A rugged ridge of land north of the River Aisne. | WF | ||
Oct 1918 | Honoured for saving the lives of 191 Americans. | WF | ||
Aug 1917 | And sends China Labour Corps (CLC) to the WF | WF | ||
Dec 1914 | Troops from both sides meet up to celebrate! | WF | ||
May 1916 | Demoted following failure of Gallipoli Campaign. | GC | ||
1917 | American composer, famous for his “Over There”. | ~ | ||
1914- | For major contestants, and losses incurred. | AIR | ||
Nov 1918 | Held in Compiègne Forest, 40 miles north of Paris. | WF | ||
Jan 1916 | Introduced by Britain to meet needs of the forces. | WF | ||
Mar 1915 | Russia to acqure the city in a postwar settlement. | ME | ||
From July 1917 | Loss of Allied merchant ships greatly reduced. | SEA | ||
May 1917 | Employed by Allies to reduce merchant ship loses. | SEA | ||
Nov 1914 | A German naval victory over British in the Pacific. | SEA | ||
1914- | Enormous cost in human life, military and civilian. | ~ | ||
Nov 1914 | British commander, killed in the Battle of Coronel. | SEA | ||
Jul - | The Somme: British use this tactic for first time. | WF | ||
3rd - | Ancient Persian monument in Mesopotamia. | ME | ||
Nov 1915 | Mesopotamia: British are forced back to Kut. | ME | ||
Oct 1914 | Committed by Germans in Portuguese Angola. | AF | ||
Aug 1914 | First use of mobile radiology units, western front. | WF | ||
Dec 1914 | This was the very first combined sea and air strike. | SEA/AIR | ||
Nov 1914 | British send in troops to defend its Protectorate. | ME | ||
1894- | The divine, autocratic leader of the Russian Empire | EF | ||
Jul 1918 | At Ekaterinburg, together with his entire family. | EF | ||
Sep 1915 | The Czar takes over command of his army. | EF | ||
Oct 1918 | The Czech and Slovak States claim independence. | IF |