World war I:
topics  |
| 23 July,
1914: the Austro-Hungarian ultimatum to Serbia , 25 July,
1914: the Serbian response to the Austro-Hungarian ultimatum |
| Alliance systems
before and during World War I |
| Armistice
demands set by the allied powers for the armistice |
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Battlefield
Colloquialisms of the Great War (WW1) by Paul Hinckley |
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Belgian War Graves |
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Blindganger in Dutch |
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Britain and World War One- 1914 - 1918 |
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British Posters of
World War I |
| Canadian
Great War |
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Canadian posters from the first World War |
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Canadian
war posters |
| Conference
at The Hague: signed -- 18 October 1907 |
| Death tolls for the man-made megadeaths of the twentieth century |
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Deutschland 14-18 in German |
| English
songs popular during the first world war |
| Germany during world war one
the great war, world war one, consisted of two stages: conventional warfare
that lasted from 1914 to 1916, and a war of desperate expedients, when both
sides struggled for their own existences, lasting until the end |
| HILL 60 |
| Imperial war museum |
| In
Flanders fields worldwar I: Dutch and English |
| Internment
of Ukrainians in Canada 1914-1920 |
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La
situation de l'Europe en 1914, les alliances |
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Le front Ouest en 1914 |
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Le front Ouest entre 1915 et 1916 |
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Le front Ouest en 1917 |
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Les offensives allemandes sur le front Ouest en 1918 |
| Market Harborough in the
great war an East Midlands town in the first world war |
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MASSACRES OF THE TURKS AND MASS GRAVES pdf file |
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Medals of the Great War nearly all of the nations involved in the Great War
had medals and awards which they bestowed upon their citizens and allies for
meritorious service or specific acts of bravery. Many of these awards existed
long before the war. Some had long and complex histories. Some were newly
instituted during the war |
| Medical
front, WWI concerned with all medical aspects, military and civilian, of the
great war |
| Medical front |
| Medical:
lnseedlancers.com |
| Médecins de la grande guerre
en Français |
| Passchendaele
Remembered |
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Political cartoons |
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Propaganda world
war 1 Propaganda world war 1 |
| USSR war
atlas |
| Sint-Juliaan
gedurende de eerste wereldoorlog in Dutch |
| Soldiers died in world war 1 |
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SPANBROEKMOLEN MINE-CRATER |
| The diggers
voor geïnteresseerden in de geschiedenis van Wereldoorlog I in de streek van
Ieper, en meer bepaald in prospectie en opgravingen van oorlogsrelicten te
velde, in Dutch |
| The
treaty of Brest-Litovsk, status of the Russian fleet, 1918 |
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Trench Warfare |
| Versailles treaty June 28, 1919 |
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World War I:
Technology vs. Tactics |
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Zimmermann telegram |
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Horizontaal |
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World war I: Biographies |
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Baron Manfred Von
Richthofen |
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Cahier de guerre 1914-1918 de Constant Vincent |
| General Friedrich von
Bernhardi: the next war Friedrich von Bernhardi (1849-1930) |
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Guldenboek der vuurkaart Het bevat namen en foto's van oorlogsveteranen die
in het bezit waren van een Vuurkaart |
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Historische
Portraits bedeutender Persönlichkeiten |
| Jack
Turner's war |
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Jozef Klemens
Pilsudski 1867-1935 |
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Jozef Klemens
Pilsudski 1867-1935 |
| Kyles world war I a tip |
| Lawrence of Arabia, 1918 |
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Lothar Freiherr von Richthofen |
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Manfred von
Richthofen |
| Ooggetuigen van
den oorlog luisterden naar mensen, burgers en soldaten, die de eerste wereldoorlog aan het Belgische front hebben
meegemaakt, in Dutch |
| The Lawrence of Arabia factfile
contains biographical information about T. E. Lawrence |
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The Red Baron
Rittmeister Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen, Manfred von Richthofen
was born on May 2, 1892 in Breslau, Germany (now Wroclaw Poland). He died on
April 21, 1918, age 25, in the skies over Vaux sur Somme, France. His people
called him 'der rote Kampfflieger', The French called him 'le petit rouge', and
he is known in the English speaking world as 'the Red Baron', Red Baron,
Blue Max |
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Who killed the Red Baron? |
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Horizontaal |
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World war I: Causes of world war I |
| Armenian genocide
Armenian genocide |
| Armenian
genocide exhibit in 1915, during the First World War, the Turkish
government resolved the "Armenian Question" by eliminating this
population from the Ottoman Empire. In February of 1915 the government ordered
Armenian men serving in the army disarmed. They were organized into labor
groups and eventually were killed |
| Assassination in Sarajevo
28-Jun-1914 Sarajevo |
| Assassination
of An Archduke, 1914 |
| Assassination
of An Archduke, 1914 28 June, 1914 the Assassination of Archduke Franz
Ferdinand, 4 August, 1914 President
Poincaré's war message |
| Balkan causes of
World War I the assassination of Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914, did policy-makers
let the crisis escape their control, why did a Balkan crisis lead to a world war
in 1914, when other crises had not? |
| Causes of the first world war thte scramble for Africa,
the dispute over Alsace Lorraine, the Russo-Turkish war, the naval race: Britain and Germany were competing to have the most powerful navy in the world, the assassination
of Franz Ferdinand, nationalism |
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Causes of the
first World War |
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Causes of World War I
World War I was the result of leaders' aggression towards other countries which
was supported by the rising nationalism of the European nations. Economic and
imperial competition and fear of war prompted military alliances and an arms
race, which further escalated the tension contributing to the outbreak of war |
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Causes of World War I |
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Clemenceau calls
France to arms |
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President
Poincaré's war message a august 1914 |
| Serbia, Balkans, Macedonia 1914-18
the assassination of an Austrian Archduke by a Serbian inspired student in June 1914 led to World War II |
| Who started world war I? |
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