Principal events in third year of the war
A chronological list of wartime milestones from Aug 1 1916 to July 25 1917, including battles, invasions, capitulations, political moves, and key military and diplomatic developments across Europe and beyond. Contains dates, places, nations, leaders, and troop movements.
100 Most Important Events In The Great War
A chronicle of major milestones from June 28 1914 to July 21 1917 detailing Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination, declarations of war, key battles, territorial changes, naval engagements, and political shifts across Europe and beyond with numerous nations and leaders named. The timeline notes battles such as the Marne and Ypres, the U boats and the Verdun opening, and U.S. entry actions and diplomacy.
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Roumaniaa
Cernavoda Falls
Danube
English Channel
New London
Kingdom of Poland
Gorizia
Teutons
Dobrudja
Ancre
England
Germany
Monastir
Macedonia
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Charles Francis
Craiova
Roumania
Turnu-Severin
Orsova
Alt River
Venizelos
Bulgaria
Junction
Alexandria
Beatty
Jellicoe
Verdun
Switzerland
Wilson
Constantine
Greece
Tcernla
Mediterranean
House of Representatives Rules Committee
Wall Street
Sereth River
Riga
Moewe
South Atlantic
Entente
Yarrowdale
Senate
United States
Laurentic
Poriey
Washington
Holland
Kut-el-Amara
Mesopotamia
New York
Falmouth
Ancrefront
Ireland
Congress
Katel Amara
Mexico
Japan
Tokyo
House
Hamada
Persia
Somme
Berlin
Bagdad
Petrograd
Vigilancia
Whkison
Healdron
Northsea
Navy
Stokhod River
Cuba
Austria-Hungary
Vimy Ridge
Vimy
Brazil
Herbert C. Hoover
Hindenburg
Ladies Board
Donegal
Lanfranc
Wight
Mongolia
Balfour Commission
Great Britain
Britain
Balfour
Guatemala
Petain
Nivelle
Jofre
United States Army
France
Lansing
Musb
Armenia
Palestine
Craonne
the Aisne
Russia
Italy
Dover
Folkestone
Chang Hsun
China
Brusiloff
Messines Ridge
London
General Pershing
Baker
Alexander
Pershing
Paris
Elihu Root
Liberty Boan
Doctor Ivers
Duma
Sims
Red Cross
Kerensky
Haig
Lens
Harwich
Peking
Kalusz
West
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Fies
Jay
West Front
Bethmann-Hollweg
G. E. Michaelis
Courcy
Brench
Germams
Reims
Lodztany
Kaluss
Melancourt
Roumanian
Novica
Hurtebise
Michaelis
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Treutons
Galicia
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Chemin Des Dames
Goethals
Denman
White
Shipping Board
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McAdoo
Stanislau
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Korniloff
Lenine
Archduke Ferdinand
Sarajavo
Bosnia
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Serbia
Belgium
Mons-Charleroi
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Tannenburg
Prussia
Marne
Antwerp
Ypres
Turkey
Admiral Cradlock
Chili
de Wet
Falkland Islands
North Sea
East Prussia
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Dardanelles
Teutona
Przemyal
Warsaw
Oszar
Grand Duke Nicholas
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Erzerum
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Dublin
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Lord Kitchener
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Scotland
Czernowitz
Bukowina
Mecca
New Kingdom
Deutschland
Baltimore
Brody
Stanistan
Transylvania
Teutons Teke
Bucharest
Kutel-Amara
Ozar
Geremany
Aisne River
Corso
United States Liberty Loan
Wiilson
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Reaign
Georg Michaelis
Looff
Russie
Kerenaky
United States Senate
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Sir Roger Casement
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Romani
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Letchitzky
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Balkan
Strupa River
Tustobaby
Jablonitza
Carpathian Pass
Hungary
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Balkans
Saloniki
Bremen
Mush
Kaliser
von Hindenburg
von Falkenhayn
Rustchuk
Hermannstadt
Zeppeling
Turtukal
Silistria
Struma River
Florina
Dobrundja
Venizelos Eaves
Athens
Combles
Mackeesen
Cerna River
Newport
Narragansett
Constanza
Narayavka River
Gerard
British Foreign Office
United States Shipping Board
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Yser River
Halics
Pinsk
Syspia
Belgrade
Serbie