Principal events in third year of the war
A dense timeline from August 1916 to July 1920 lists major World War I events. It notes battles and fronts across Verdun Somme Gallipoli and Dobrudja, shifts in leadership, Romania joining the war, naval engagements, U boat activity, American entry and mobilization, Russian upheavals, and Allied advances plus key political changes in Britain France Italy and Russia. Names include Verdun Somme Romanians and Germans with dates and casualty notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Somme
Kovel
Fieury
Verdun
Roger Casement
London
Thinumont
Komani
Suez Canal
Sereth
Graberka
Gorizia
Kousslain
Letchitaky
Stalians
Stapislau
Stanlalau
Dolran
Balkan
Strypa River
Tustobaby
Jablonitza
Carpathian Pass
Hungary
Thiepval
Balkans
North Sea
Saloniki
Cremen
Mush
Armenia
Transylvania
Italy
Germany
Kaiser
von Hindenburg
von Falkenhayn
Danube
Rustchuk
Bulgaria
Hermannstadt
Zeppéling
Orsova
Austria
Dobrudja
Turtukal
Dobrunja
Venizelos
Athens
Constantine
Newport
Narragensett
Fee
Ieece
France
Teutons
Conataunen
Principe
Roumanian
Nareguvka
Prench
Verdus
Carnavoda Filla
Nelle Channel
New London
Kingdom of Poland
Ancre
England
Monastir
Macedonia
Roumaniana
Alt River
Roumania
Junction
Alexandria
Beatty
Jellicoe
Bucharest
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Deutschland
Russia
Nivelle
Switzerland
Wilson
Greece
House of Representatives Rules Committee
Wall Street
Sereth River
Riga
Moewe
South Atlantic
Entente
Yarrowdale
Senate
United States
Laurentic
Trisa
Kavestone
Gerard
T—Tritieh
Callifornia
Ireland
Spain
Washington
Kut-el-Amara
Mesopotamia
New York
Falmouth
Laconia
Congress
Kutel-Amuara
Mexico
Japan
Tokyo
House
Hamadan
Persia
Britiah
Berlin
Mexco
Bagdad
Petrograd
China
Czar
Grand Duke
Michael of
Dumain
West Front
Memphis
Illinois
Healdton
Holland
Navy
Stokhod River
Cuba
Austria-Hungary
Vimy Ridge
Vimy
Brazil
Herbert C. Hoover
Hindenburg
Dent
Ladies Board
Champagne
Ahion Donegal
Lantiano
Prohibition
Mongolia
Balfour Commission
French
Reg Alors
Britain
Balfour
iDill Me-ieuse
Guatemala
Petain
Joffre
United States Army
Lansing
Palestine
Craonne
the Aisne
Dover
Folkestone
Chang Hsun
Brusiloff
Messines Ridge
General Pershing
Baker
United States Nore
Lord Northcliffe
Alexander
Pershing
Paris
Elihu Root
Ivers
Duma
Sims
Liberty
Red Cross
Lena
Haig
Lens
Harwich
Peking
Gotha
Britsh Foreign Office
United States Shipping Board
Eucoast
Baluaz
Bethmann-Hollweg
G. B. Michaelis
Courcy
Howse
Reims
Lodzlany
Kalnaz
Melancourt
Novica
Slam
Kerensky
Chemin Des Dames
Goethals
Denman
White
Shipping Board
Capps
E. N. Hurley
Bainbridge Colby
Moc-Adoo
Stanislau
Traitrous
Korniloff
Lenine
Timeline of World War I events 1914 1917
A compact list of key WWI milestones from June 28, 1914 through mid-1917, noting assassinations, mobilizations, declarations of war, major battles, naval engagements, political shifts, and early U.S. involvement with dates, places, and principal actors such as Austria Hungary, Serbia, Germany, Russia, France, Britain, Italy, Japan, Romania, Greece, and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archduke Ferdinand
Austria
Sarajavo
Bosnia
Princip
Serbia
Germany
Russia
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Mons-Charleroi
Japan
Louvain
Tannenburg
Prussia
The
Marne
the Alsnes
Antwerp
Ypres
Turkey
Cradlock
Chill
Wet
Northsea
East Prussia
Preemyal
Galicia
Dardanalles
Lusitania
Italy
Teutons
Praemyal
Warsaw
United States
Grand
Qsur
Nicholas
Ruslan
Galliproll
Ercerum
Verdun
Trebizond
Dublin
Kut-el- Amara
Mesopotamia
Jutland
Lord Kitchener
Hampshire
Scotland
Czernowitz
Bukowina
Mecca
New Kingdom
Baltimore
Brody
Gorlizia
Stanislau
Roumania
Entente
Transylvania
Bucharest
Wilson
Moewe
South Atlantic
Congress
Kutel-Amara
Cuba
Austria-Hungary
Vimy Ridge
Brazil
Aisne River
Mongolia
Carso
Chang I'sun
Messines Ridge
London
General Pershing
England
Constantine
Greece
Liberty Loma
Gghela
Kerensky
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Pinsk
Belgrade
Hsun
Regation de Saat
von Bethmann-Hollweg
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