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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 2014

Page

8

World War I recalled in a Mini Page feature

A hundred years ago the First World War began with Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination and Austria Hungary's war on Serbia. The conflict grew to nine nations by 1914, lasted to 1919, and reshaped global history as trench fighting, naval blockades, and unprecedented casualties.

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World War I Alliances and Early Conflicts

The text outlines the shift from European power dominance to a looming global conflict. It lists the Allies France Great Britain Russia and the Central Powers Germany Austria Hungary Ottoman Empire. It notes the chain reaction of mobilizations after Austria Hungary declared war on Serbia and Serbia fought Serbia along the border.

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Food and fuel strain shape early World War I morale

As war began leaders and troops hoped for a quick victory while armies on both sides were well supplied. German soldiers rationed meat and bread but by mid 1916 meat days were cut, civilians used ration tickets, and women and children labored on farms. Shortages, riots, and hunger affected German cities as imports stopped and disease rose. The United States urged conservation after entry, with Meatless Monday aiding wartime needs.

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