First Year Of War In The West
A compact wartime chronology describes the Western Front from September through spring. It notes German advances after the Marne, the Aisne–Oise siege pattern, battles at Mons Charleroi Ypres and Verdun sectors, major losses, and spring offensives including Hartmannsweilerkopf and Neuve Chapelle with British actions noted.
War of Campaigns in the West at Front Lines of Marne
French forces fall back to the Marne line while Paris garrison rides to strike Von Kluck on his flank. Foch attacks from the Verdun zone and the German retreat forms along a line north of the Aisne to the sea. Gas attacks near Ypres and heavy combat around Soissons and the Labyrinth plague allied efforts as Poland tides shape 1914 campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marne
Aisne
Oiso
Kaiser
Luxemburg
Belgius
von Einem
Liege
Brussels
Antwerp
Ghent
Mons-Charleroi
Thionville
Lorraine
Vosges
Upper
Alsace
Peronne
Guise
Paris
von Kluck
Foch
Verdun
Aisne River
Chalons
Argonne
Woevre
Flanders
Ostend
Lille
Ypres
Belgium
Neuve Chapelle
Soissons
St. Mihiel
Arras
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Souchez
Crown Prince
Frederick William
Argonne Forest
Francis of
Austria
Germany
Luxem
England
Linng
France
Ser
Cigium
de Serbia
Vndlans
Namu
Monatory
Vicjanes
Krasnik
Japan
Mons
Muelhausen
Louvais
Baettle
Helgoland
Sev
Radom
Turkey
Russia
Dardanelles
Tsingtau
Lipno
Kutno
Vietslavek
Vala
Jevo
Belgrade
Lodz
Gerade
Bel- 40
Germnan
Komorougsh
Hartlepool
Bzura
North Sea
Binecher
Tabriz Ure
Warsaw
East Prussia
Seat
Great Britain
Bukowina
Przemysl
Friussia
Dukla Pass
Hungary
Miniel Salient
Sztropka
Tarnow
Gallipoli Peninsula
Lizerne
Libau
Baltic
Italy
Grodno
Sienawa
Washington
London
Przemysl Falls & Mans
Stanisiaa
U. S
Monfalcone
Gradisca
Tornograd
Meizeral
Arris
Lemberg
Deiester
Halicz
Halles Falls
Windan
Gottland
Tolmina
Berlin
Prananyse
Warsnow
Uly
Russiakum
Birace
Grobec
Great Events of the War Chronicle
A long wartime chronology outlines major actions from June 1914 through July 1920 detailing assassinations, declarations of war, battles, occupations, naval actions, and key dates. It lists Austrian, German, British, French, Russian, Italian, Turkish, and Japanese moves, with national casualties and the first year cost totaling about 16.5 billion dollars.
German Maneuver Drives Russians Toward Warsaw and Lemberg
The text details a sweeping German offensive across East Prussia Galicia and Poland. Von Hindenburg defeats Samsonoff and Rennenkampf, Russians push into Galicia and Hungary, with Grodek Lemberg Przemysl and Warsaw threatened by a vast German campaign from Prussia to the Vistula. Numerous battles mark a high tide of invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia
Samsonoff
Tannenberg
Galicia
Tarnopol
Gaila-Lipa
Krasnik
Lublin
Gaila- Lipa
Lemberg
Rawa Ruska
Poland
von Hindenburg
Rennenkampf
East Prussia
Tarnow
Hungary
Hlindenburg
Silesia
Warsaw
Ivangorod
Hindenburg
Grodno
Ossoweta
Pultusk
Mlawa
Przasnys2z
Lodz
Carpathian
Przemysl
Przemysl von Mackensen
Mosciska
Grodek
Ivangorod -Brest - Litovsk
Windan River
Baltic
Radom
Vistula
Lublin-Cholm
First Year of War in the East Reviewed
A condensed account of the first year of World War I on the Eastern Front. It covers German and Austrian advances into Russia, Russian counteroffensives, key engagements at Gumbinnen Lodz and Warsaw, and heavy casualties as both sides struggled for strategic advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Stow
Germany
Thorn
Lublin
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Kovno
Grodno
Ossowetz
Novo Georgievsk
Warsaw
Ivangorod
France
Belgium
Nicholas
Samsonoff
Eest Prussia
Rennenkampf
East Prussia
Gumbinen
East
Prus
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Yver
Calais
Meuse
Champagne
Trentkh Treans
Hartmannsweilerkopf
Hill No. 60
Bruges
Anest
Cerusaci
Teutonic
Entente
Nburg
Sosen
Breslau
Miles
Rofz
Cracow
Erman Hightide Rsaw
Kev
The
Carpathians
Priemysl
Silenia
Pleschen
Pruseis
Wines
Rawa
Nida
Siever
Emor