SUBJECT | DATE | INFORMATION | FRONT | MENU |
Oct 1914 | Air attacks upon ground targets develops rapidly. | AIR | ||
Nov 1914 | Brtish- | AF | ||
Nov- | Much need for improvement but future is assured. | WF | ||
Aug 1914 | East Prussia: Russians completely overwhelmed. | EF | ||
Aug 1914 | Taxis used to take men to the defence of Paris. | WF | ||
Aug 1915 | Kamerun: British defeat Germans at border. | AF | ||
Oct 1914 | Minor engagement just south of Heligoland Bight. | SEA | ||
June 1915 | Taken by French after four weeks of bitter fighting. | WF | ||
Sep – Oct 1914 | Fight to gain strategic positions north of the Aisne. | WF | ||
May 1915- | Name given to the alpine zones of the Italian Front. | IF | ||
July 1915 | Kamerun: German opposition begins to weaken. | AF | ||
Aug 1914 | German colony seized by British and French. | AF | ||
1933 | Autobiography: I was a German. | WF | ||
1915- | Commander of the Mesopotamian Campaign. | ME | ||
April 1916 | Captured by Russians in Caucasus campaign. | ME | ||
1914- | Mainly on the WF, but also employed elsewhere. | WF | ||
1918- | Chief of the Royal Force until retirement in 1929 | AIR | ||
May 1915 | Italian Front: together with the Isonzo River Region | IF | ||
June 1920 | Hungary. A drastic reduction in size and influence. | Versailles | ||
1917- | Plays a major part in the success of the Red Army. | ~ | ||
Aug – Nov 1914 | Japanese expel Germans from their Far East base. | FAR EAST | ||
1920- | Turks reject Sèvres Treaty and fight for Anatolia. | Versailles | ||
Sep 1914 | His action is restricted after defeat at Heligoland. | SEA | ||
Aug 1914 | Re. planning of the first Battle of Heligoland Bight. | SEA |