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==1915==
==1915==
*{{WF}} Germans attack Belgians on Yser canal and are repulsed.
*{{WF}} - Germans attack Belgians on Yser canal and are repulsed.
*{{EF}} '''Russians fall back towards Narev. Great Austro-German offensive from Baltic to Bukovina begins'''. Enemy capture Przasnysz (Narev).
*{{EF}} - Russians fall back towards Narev. Great Austro-German offensive from Baltic to Bukovina begins. Enemy capture Przasnysz (Narev).
*{{SF}} Montenegrins repulse Austrian attack at Grahovo (Montenegro).
*{{SF}} - Montenegrins repulse Austrian attack at Grahovo ([[Montenegro]]).
*{{AE}} Turks driven from Nasriya (Euphrates) by British force from Kurna.
*{{AE}} - Turks driven from Nasriya (Euphrates) by British force from Kurna.
*{{PO}} '''National Registration Bill passes''' House of Lords.
*{{PO}} - National Registration Bill passes House of Lords.


==1916==
==1916==
*{{WF}} British attack German second line; capture Longueval and Bazentin-le-Petit, and the whole of Trones Wood. '''End of first phase of Battle of the Somme'''.
*{{WF}} - British attack German second line; capture Longueval and Bazentin-le-Petit, and the whole of Trones Wood.
*{{EF}} End of Battle of Baranovichi.
** End of first phase of Battle of the Somme.
*{{EF}} - End of Battle of Baranovichi.
*{{NO}} British force under General Sir C. Crewe captures Mwanza, on Lake Victoria Nyanza. General van Deventer takes Mpondi (on Central Railway).
*{{NO}} - British force under General Sir C. Crewe captures Mwanza, on Lake Victoria Nyanza. General van Deventer takes Mpondi (on Central Railway).


==1917==
==1917==
*{{WF}} German attacks repulsed in region of Lombartzyde (Nieuport).
*{{WF}} - German attacks repulsed in region of Lombartzyde (Nieuport).
**French gain and hold against counter-attacks German trench system on Moronvillers, east of Reims.
** French gain and hold against counter-attacks German trench system on Moronvillers, east of [[Reims]].
**German thrust on Chemin des Dames and Cerny partially resisted north of the Aisne.
** German thrust on Chemin des Dames and Cerny partially resisted north of the [[Aisne (river)|Aisne]].
*{{AE}} Successful British raid on Turks near Gaza.
*{{AE}} - Successful British raid on Turks near Gaza.
*{{PO}} '''Herr von Bethmann Hollweg resigns'''; succeeded as German Imperial Chancellor by Dr. Michaelis.
*{{PO}} - Herr von Bethmann Hollweg resigns; succeeded as German Imperial Chancellor by Dr. Michaelis.
**U.S. House of Representatives votes ''nem. con.'' £128,000,000 to send 22,000 aeroplanes and 100,000 airmen to [[Western Front]].
** U.S. House of Representatives votes ''nem. con.'' £128,000,000 to send 22,000 aeroplanes and 100,000 airmen to [[Western Front]].
**The King and Queen return from visit to Western Front.
** [[George V|The King]] and Queen return from visit to Western Front.
**Sir Douglas Haig made K.T.
** [[Sir Douglas Haig]] made K.T.


==1918==
==1918==
*{{SF}} French capture Austrian positions on River Devoli (Albania).
*{{SF}} - French capture Austrian positions on River Devoli (Albania).
*{{AE}} Defeat of Turks at passages of Jordan and on Abu Tellul ridges, 510 prisoners.
*{{AE}} - Defeat of Turks at passages of Jordan and on Abu Tellul ridges, 510 prisoners.
*{{PO}} Provisional agreement between British and German delegates to Hague ''re'' Prisoners of War.<ref>Hague Conference ''re'' Prisoners of War: Combatants to be exchanged man for man, rank for rank. Better treatment of prisoners on line of Franco-German agreement of April, 1918.</ref>
*{{PO}} - Provisional agreement between British and German delegates to Hague ''re'' Prisoners of War.<ref>Hague Conference ''re'' Prisoners of War: Combatants to be exchanged man for man, rank for rank. Better treatment of prisoners on line of Franco-German agreement of April, 1918.</ref>


==References/notes==
==References/notes==

Revision as of 13:11, 5 June 2018

July

Lonsdale Battalion events that took place on 14 July.
For events that took place elsewhere, see 14 July on The Great War wiki.

1914

Events preceding British Declaration of War

  • Government of Ireland Amending Bill passed by House of Lords.

1915

  • Template:WF - Germans attack Belgians on Yser canal and are repulsed.
  • Template:EF - Russians fall back towards Narev. Great Austro-German offensive from Baltic to Bukovina begins. Enemy capture Przasnysz (Narev).
  • Template:SF - Montenegrins repulse Austrian attack at Grahovo (Montenegro).
  1. REDIRECT Template:Ae - Turks driven from Nasriya (Euphrates) by British force from Kurna.
  • Template:PO - National Registration Bill passes House of Lords.

1916

  • Template:WF - British attack German second line; capture Longueval and Bazentin-le-Petit, and the whole of Trones Wood.
    •  End of first phase of Battle of the Somme.
  • Template:EF - End of Battle of Baranovichi.
  • Template:NO - British force under General Sir C. Crewe captures Mwanza, on Lake Victoria Nyanza. General van Deventer takes Mpondi (on Central Railway).

1917

  • Template:WF - German attacks repulsed in region of Lombartzyde (Nieuport).
    •  French gain and hold against counter-attacks German trench system on Moronvillers, east of Reims.
    •  German thrust on Chemin des Dames and Cerny partially resisted north of the Aisne.
  1. REDIRECT Template:Ae - Successful British raid on Turks near Gaza.
  • Template:PO - Herr von Bethmann Hollweg resigns; succeeded as German Imperial Chancellor by Dr. Michaelis.
    •  U.S. House of Representatives votes nem. con. £128,000,000 to send 22,000 aeroplanes and 100,000 airmen to Western Front.
    •  The King and Queen return from visit to Western Front.
    •  Sir Douglas Haig made K.T.

1918

  • Template:SF - French capture Austrian positions on River Devoli (Albania).
  1. REDIRECT Template:Ae - Defeat of Turks at passages of Jordan and on Abu Tellul ridges, 510 prisoners.
  • Template:PO - Provisional agreement between British and German delegates to Hague re Prisoners of War.[1]

References/notes

Lord Edward Gleichen (1918–1920). Chronology of the War. Volumes I, II & III. Constable & Company, London. (Copyright expired)

  1. Hague Conference re Prisoners of War: Combatants to be exchanged man for man, rank for rank. Better treatment of prisoners on line of Franco-German agreement of April, 1918.
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