Nation formally steps from war ends hostilities declared
The article reports that Russia has decreed the war over on all fronts and signed a separate treaty with Ukraine, signaling demobilization. It notes Bolshevik negotiations with central powers lacking, while Brest-Litovsk terms imply end of war. It also covers pressure on Roumania to seek peace, and German advances in oil and mineral lands in Eastern Galicia.
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Russia
Ukraine
Bolsheviks
Brest-Litovsk
Roumania
von Mackensen
Germany
Ukrainian Republic
Galicia
Russia and Germany Move Toward Demobilization War End
AMSTERDAM February 11 Russia declares the state of war ended and orders demobilization of forces on all fronts. President states Russia will not sign a formal peace treaty yet but ends hostilities with Germany Austria Hungary Turkey and Bulgaria. London February 14 Bolshevik leader Trotsky says Russia must sign a separate peace and war with the Great Powers would be terminated soon.
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Amsterdam
Thussia
Brest
Germany
Austria- Hungary
Turkey
Bulsaria
Jhussiart
London
Breal-Silveelegu
Correspondeil
Leon Trotaty
Forcia
Itussia
Russia
Enwila Steps Out Of War Under Bolshevik Government
A chaotic report indicates the Bolshevik government in Petrograd seized power last November and began peace negotiations with Central Powers. It notes authority in Moscow is nearly unchallenged, with Russia and Ukraine forming peace moves and distant fronts in the east reshaped as Bolshevik influence grows.
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Enwila
Bolshevitst
Vetrograd
Prea
Netinero
Itussia
Howe Adides
Jang Hae
Ukraine
Ria
Brest-Litovsk Peace Talks Reported To Resume
A Brest-Litovsk dispatch describes the peace conference between the Quadruple Alliance and the Ukrainian People's Republic. Negotiations continued after delegation return, aiming for final treaty signings. German and allied representatives met with Ukrainian officials, with hopeful forecasts for a lasting settlement.
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Amsterdass
Brest-Litovsk
al Comunggions
Hans
Weather item for Hun Aubusla region
Fragmentary weather note mentions imprecise location Hun Aubusla and vague conditions. No clear date or forecast details are readable.
Turbulent Distress Among Prisoners in War Camps
Eyewitness reports from multiple German camps describe routine starvation and brutal treatment of prisoners from Dulmen Westphalia to Martins. Witnesses recount bayonet threats and killings over soup, with many starved on daily rations of bread and water.
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Sutevision
Gowalan
Thy Dulmen
Westphalia
Waly
Rogilsi Prikgiers
Dulmenbury
Cine
Fsa
Martins
Delyen
Zerustenbalt
Howelamp
Mroidrichstetde
Brimficburg
Traliens
Hauilly Vavnlting
Jiameiburrh
Standad
Dobors
Wambure Pit
Reported author of Barbarous Mexico executed by Calles
Taso Gulies de Lint of Los Angeles and John Turner, both linked to San Antonio, allegedly aided by Carranza opponents, traveled via Blexico and were said to have produced Barbarous Mexico. The magazine’s author is reported executed at Altas Sonora by order of General Lulas Calles, with related figures Jelipe Gutierres des Tars and associates connected to Mexican revolutions.
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Taso Gulies de Lint
Los Angeles
California
San Antonio
John Turner
Blexico
Mexico
3 Ele
Forfiria Dias
Altar Sonora
Lulas Calles
Jazaro Gutierres de Lara
Carranza
Millere
Diaz
Doe Lara
Jelipe Gutierres Des Tars
Hunt
Speed Mail Service Delayed by WWII Prisoner Testimonies
reports from British soldiers freed from German camps describe systematic brutality toward Italian prisoners. independent sources confirm the testimony across multiple German centers. U S army notices show mail distribution disrupted as postal staff fired and transport hampered by enemy action.
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Lusdon
Reuters, Limited
Hhese
Germany
PATHS
Epaineeti
United States Army
Pussuitien
Thotiltes
Frabee
Ty Tukal
Mebruney
British Losses Reported in Weel Weel Battles
Confused dispatches from London describe British casualties and wounded officers in the week’s fighting. The report notes many killed or wounded, with unclear totals and multiple names garbled by the OCR.
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London
West
Bago
Cadorna Removed as Italian Delegate to War Council
The report states General Cadorna is replaced as Italian delegate to the Supreme War Council by General Gaetano Giardina. General Cadorna opposes use of asphyxiating gas amid tensions in the war council. In Brane, Switzerland, the Red Cross appeals to belligerents to abandon poisonous gas.
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Paris
Med
Cadorna
Comemandvee
Matinn Army
Ima
Supreme War Council
Gaetano Giardina
Statt
Generil Lh
Brane
Switzerland
Reg Cross
Wilson Rejects Germanys Plan For Patched Up Peace
President Wilson rebukes Germanys reply to his war aims. He argues a lasting peace must be universal and just, not a patchwork peace. He contrasts Count von Hertling and Count Czernin with the Allied vision and calls for a comprehensive settlement involving all nations and guarantees of national rights.
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Wilson
Germany
Gebdeniey
Congress
Great Britain
Count Czernin
Austels
Ceernin
Jamunty
Belersing
Mirposes
Hertling
von Herting
Brests Lustoral
Iits
Milita Party
Iar
Ferman Coloniies
Mranre
Austin
Nin
Anatela
Turkey
League of Nations
Ehinkeller
Viena
Vou dTerling
Count von Hemling
Senta
Coun
United States
Frerdam
Provident
Aupe
Khig Lyelly
Dalal
Hettling
President Wilson Defies Autocracy with Four Peace Principles
President Wilson addressed Congress warning Germany and Austria that peace must rest on justice and permanency. He urged continued mobilization, declared U S resolve unyielding, and outlined four principles for a just settlement including non‑barter of peoples, territorial fairness, and full satisfaction of national aspirations. He hailed universal rights and pledged decisive action against autocratic powers.
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