President Wilson Replies to Teuton Premiers in War Emancipation
President Wilson reaffirms that peace must rest on justice and permanence and that the US will not pause in mobilizing military power. He critiques German leaders Czernin Hertling and outlines four principles for a lasting settlement, urging self determination and a new international order to end autocratic rule and the war for emancipation.
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Ukraineforms peace with Quadruple Alliance in Brest-Litovsk pact
A Brest-Litovsk dispatch reports Ukraine's独 independence and a signed treaty with Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey ending hostilities. Dr Von Kuehlmann opened the ceremony and signatures appeared by 2 20 am. the Ukrainian delegation praised a democratic peace that begins a new era for the nation.
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Russia Exits World War Quietly After Armistice
Russia declares itself out of the war through Brest-Litovsk with Central Powers, ending fighting on the Eastern front. American troops at St Mihiel and Italian fronts report heavy artillery duels as peace talks advance.
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Formal Announcement of Cessation of Hostilities on the Eastern Front
A War era dispatch from Amsterdam reports Russia declaring demobilization on all fronts and ceasing formal war actions with the Central Powers. The Bolshevik government seized power in Petrograd last year and signaled an end to major hostilities while continuing limited front actions and peace talks with the Central Empires.
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