Chronology of Great War Events Across 1914 1915
A dense chronology listing battles, declarations, occupations, and strategic moves across Europe and beyond. It covers German, Austrian, British, French, Italian, Russian, Bulgarian, and Ottoman actions, naval engagements, troop movements, and key diplomatic shifts from 1914 through 1915. Names include von Hindenburg, Haig, Mackensen, and Briand, with places like Verdun, Ypres, Warsaw, Bucharest, and Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anehttee
Perdinand
Asmestarte
Marafevo
Tery
Hungary
Cermn
Proce
Cirer
Germany
Felwidtes
D-Cermne
Fontier
Vtaty
Rusk
Alféeroo
Cennaas
Liexe
Great Britain
Ectiteh
France
Austria
Reitain
Monstenecro
Fagsa
Utiwatum
Ceede
Degen
Tsingiapris
Marne
Zeggeies
Ces
Russia
Aisne
Germee
Bette
Soissons
Antwerp
Metin Aloeg
Rast
Chile
Denman Craiger Emden
Puliland Islands
Lse
Fearbuinnch Hortie
Whitty
Enrich
Ackrig
Berbisa
Jaly
Avion
Albanuia
Ypres
Ritish
Ireland
Arras
Italy
Przejmyal
la Bassee
Riva
Lake Garda
Tolmine
Tpres
Vosges
Uly
Warsaw
Lublin
Turk
Bernstorff
United States
Dumba
Serbia
Turkey
Vilna
Champagne
R Ting
Kaiser William
Bulgaria
Mackensen
Edith Cavelle
Falennia
Constantinople
Franconia
Nantucket
Maan
Nliles
England
Constanza
Romania
Douaumont
Thiamont
Haudremont
Calllette
Verdun
Carso Plateau
Fort Vaux
Kingdom of
Poland
Arabia
Cardinal Mercier
Transylvania
Volhynia
Somme
Ancre
Beaucort
Monastir
Transylvania Alps
Rumanian
Aegean Sea
Bucharest
Orsova
Turnu-Severin
Jaasy
Herbert Asquith
David Lloyd George
Gten
von Mackensen Capoe
Prahova
von Bethmann- Hollweg
Reichetag
Aristide Briand
Robert Georges Nivelle
Baron Burian
Count Czernin
Wilson
Wallachia
Rumania
Moldavia
West Front
Folasons
A. Reims
Cantigny
Paria
Ivance
Paris
United States Chant
Aink
Marny
Chateau Thierry
Garmans
Noyon
Martes
Italans
Ip River
Plaveis
von Aug
Angeel
Amerivane
Vasle
St. Mihiel Aalent
North Sea
Hindenburg
World War Timeline Fragments 1916 Events Span Months
Fragmentary 1916 chronology listing events from January to October. Mentions British at Kut el Amara, Verdun battles, Austrians, Irish insurrection, Jutland, U-boat warfare shifts, Wilson notes, Greece, Italy, Romania, and battles across Europe with various strategic moves and fatalities.
World War I Timeline Highlights 1915 Military Movements
A compact chronicle of 1915 actions with Allied and Central Powers fighting across Europe and the Middle East. Entries reference battles, troop movements, sieges, naval actions, and prisoner counts, noting events from the Argonne front and Warsaw region to the Suez Canal and Neuve Chapelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen
t-Britis
Jestip
Suss Raqai
Quintans
Tarnow
Qelie
Sues Canal
Cullnolo
Durdagettes
Tor- Ags
Orga
Agchaik
Piock
Thiel
Camas
Champagne
Germaine
Beechan
Macuriam
Brena Mockade
Engtiah
Breuc
Gilliats
Pamiard
Amerese
Evelyn
Aunic Boeth
Chemanner Offler
CoMutrad
Engamweste
Dresden
Erst Inn
Carpsigans
Prine Fitet
Newport News
Italy
Seeweme
Ecrome Tyree Coma
American Navy Headquarters in French Port Described
A Breton coast naval base serves as a combined Washington style hub and large yard. Vice Admiral Wilson commands American forces in French waters from a central headquarters facing Place President Wilson. The port hosts 80 ships, transport fleets, and a vast shore establishment with aerodromes, coal, and fuel tanks, while wireless, telegraph, and telephone links connect Paris London and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Breton
Navy Department
Washington
American Seaboard
Wilson
Frenc
President Wilson
Americas
Naval Administration
Six Nations
Indiana
Canada
New Luxuries Tax Sparks Battle Over What Is Needed
Hazel V. Carter reports in New York World that wartime taxes redefine luxuries from stockings and pianos to pajamas and parlors. The 100 percent levies strike dirk knives, bowie knives, daggers, and box seats, while many items shift status from luxury to necessity, with framing, talking machines, and chewing gum receiving varied scrutiny and modest rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel V. Carter
New York World
Senate
Billy
George
Milady
Washingtons Discipline in the Military Journal
Thatcher notes the army’s lash as standard punishment with some hangings or executions in the Military Journal. Whippings followed by drummers and fifers ensuring enforcement. Example sentences include 100 lashes for theft of sheep, 35 for missing roll call, 100 for assaulting an officer, and 100 for trading with the enemy. Some deserters faced 100 lashes in 1878, two days in a row, with salting afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thatcher
Military Journal
Barrett
Peace prospects shift as Bulgaria capitulates and Serbian hopes fade
Serbian officers arrive under a truce probe for official word on suspending hostilities. A prior intimation sparked staff anger as the prospect of Sofia occupation vanished. A later message announced Bulgaria's unconditional capitulation and willingness to accept Allied terms, pacifying Serbs and dampening revenge thoughts. Representatives of nine Protestant denominations in the United States accept an invitation to an interdenominational council in Philadelphia to advance church union efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Sofia
Bulgaria
Serbia
Herbe
Presbyterian Church
United Sea America
Philadelphia
Oie Senaider
Ec Union
United Presbyterian Chy of
North America
Disciples of Marint
Evangelical Bynod of
Moravian Church In
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Ancona
Ford
Europe
Macedo
Sir John Douglas Haig
Sir John French
Selc Amas Lara Mae
Kut-el-Amlan
Gallipoli Law
Hontancere
Scutari
Albania
Portugal
Austria-Hungary
Archer Sussex
Conarees
Dublin
Kut-el- Amara
Trentino
Danjah
Jutland
Lord Kitchener
a “_tenced
Baltimore
Kuropatkin
Riga
Delville Wood
Bulgars
Macedonia
Fleury
Roger Casement
Thiaumont
Buez Canal
Isonxo
Monte Sabotino
Monte San Michele
Bitlis
Mush
Goerz
Stanislau
Doiran
Salonii
Augerman
Nottingham
Yalmouth
Maurepas
Armenia
Roumania
Marshal von Hinden
von Pale
Carpathian
Iti
Sien Teamene Teett Tutan
Silis
Tamka
von Mackensen
Cunard
Vernil
Trepoff
Golitzin
Hous&tonic
von Bernstorff
General Maude
Kut-el-Amara
Laconia
Congress
Lansing
Zimmerman
Mexico
Maude
Flagdad
Petrograd
Nicholas
Alexander Ribot
Arch
Pergian
Healdton
General Murray
Holy Land
Gaza
United States Senate
House
United Staton
Vimy Ridge
Guatemala
War Department
Ing Senate
Pershing
Une
Constantine
Greece
Dune
Libert
Papi
von Rethmann- Hollweg
Newman
Michaelia
Siam
Kerenaky Givingin
United States War Indusstries Board
Isonzo
Pope Benedict
Korniloff
Kerensky
New Republic
Haig
Tasker H. Bilss
United States Army
Udine
Pune
Laxburg
Verenski
Polsheviks
Jacob Jones
Jerusalem
Allenby
Balkans
St. Quentin
Holland
Lille
Doual
Argonne
Cambrai
le Cateau
Otranto
Foch
Laon
Waere
Prague
Bohemia
Alliea
Oise
Valenciennes
Scheldt
Tagliamento
Versailles
Kaiser Wilhelm
Frederick Wilhelm
Rmany
Goeben
Brealau
Hussia
Toul
Tuscania
Bolshevist
Bolo Pasha
Slan
Reval
Rus- Pskov
van Hertling
Intoreichstag
Tou
Brest-Litovsk
Odessa
Russian Congress of Soviets
Flanders
Measinea Ridge
Pasha
Zeebrugge
Ermans
Mount Kemmel
Independence
Biamarck
Bismarc
Quentin
Leroburg