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==1915==
*{{WF}} - Failure of Germans in attempt to reach left bank of Yser results in heavy losses.
*{{EF}} - New German offensive towards Riga develops. Germans storm line south of Zielovna (near Przasnysz), and force Russians to retreat towards the Narev.
*{{SF}} - Italian offensive in Upper Cadore develops (Dolomites).
*{{PO}} - Strike of Welsh miners begins.
 
==1916==
*{{WF}} - British advance continued; '''capture of Delville Wood''', penetrate to Bois des Foureaux and outskirts of Pozieres; 2,000 prisoners taken; second defence lines penetrated; British cavalry in action.
** South of [[Somme]], Germans re-enter Biaches and La Maisonette, and are again driven out by French.
*{{EF}} - Riga front Russians, supported by sea and land [[artillery]], make slight advance west of Kemmern.
** Southern Lutsk salient Russians under Sakharov, anticipating Austrian offensive, attack them on Upper Styr.
*{{AE}} - Russian right wing, under General Yudenich, occupies Baiburt; the left drives back Turks south-west of Mush.
 
==1917==
*{{WF}} - German assault on captured positions on Mont Haut (Moronvillers) defeated.
**British [[air raid]] on [[Belgium]].
*{{EF}} - Enemy opposition stiffening in [[Galicia]]; slight enemy success south of Kalusz.
*{{SF}} - Italian raid in the Carso, 275 prisoners.
*{{PO}} - Crisis in [[Russia]]: resignation of four Ministers of Cadet Party, as protest against recognition of the Ukraine.
 
==1918==
*{{WF}} '''- Second Battle of the Marne begins'''. Great German offensive on front of 50 miles east and west of [[Reims]], from Chateau-Thierry on west to Main de Massiges on east. On east Germans held in check. On west Germans penetrate two or three miles on 20-mile front; cross Marne between Dormans and Fossoy (west of Chateau-Thierry).
** Americans repulse Germans at Vaux.
*{{NO}} - British transport ''Barung'' sunk by German submarine. French transport ''Djemnah'' torpedoed and sunk in Mediterranean, 442 lost.
*{{PO}} - Field-Marshal Conrad von Hotzendorf ([Austria]]) placed on retired list.
 
==References/notes==