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==1914== |
==1914== |
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===Precursor to British Declaration of War=== |
===Precursor to British Declaration of War=== |
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*Austria issues manifesto and declares war on Serbia at noon: refuses proposals of mediation or Conference: has no quarrel with Russia. |
*[[Austria]] issues manifesto and declares war on [[Serbia]] at noon: refuses proposals of mediation or Conference: has no quarrel with [[Russia]]. |
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*Russia says mobilisation of Southern Corps will be announced tomorrow, but she has no aggressive intentions against Germany. |
*Russia says mobilisation of Southern Corps will be announced tomorrow, but she has no aggressive intentions against [[Germany]]. |
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*Russian Ambassador at Vienna wires to M. Sazonov that Austrian general mobilisation order has been signed. |
*Russian Ambassador at Vienna wires to M. Sazonov that Austrian general mobilisation order has been signed. |
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*[[Kaiser]] wires to Tsar he will use his influence with Austria. |
*[[Kaiser]] wires to [[Nicholas II of Russia|Tsar]] he will use his influence with Austria. |
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*Germany conciliatory, but throws responsibility of possible war on Russia. |
*Germany conciliatory, but throws responsibility of possible war on Russia. |
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*End of Caillaux trial: Madame Caillaux acquitted. |
*End of Caillaux trial: [[Madame Caillaux]] acquitted. |
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==References/notes== |
==References/notes== |
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Revision as of 14:20, 4 January 2018
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1914
Precursor to British Declaration of War
- Austria issues manifesto and declares war on Serbia at noon: refuses proposals of mediation or Conference: has no quarrel with Russia.
- Russia says mobilisation of Southern Corps will be announced tomorrow, but she has no aggressive intentions against Germany.
- Russian Ambassador at Vienna wires to M. Sazonov that Austrian general mobilisation order has been signed.
- Kaiser wires to Tsar he will use his influence with Austria.
- Germany conciliatory, but throws responsibility of possible war on Russia.
- End of Caillaux trial: Madame Caillaux acquitted.
References/notes
Lord Edward Gleichen (1918–1920). Chronology of the War. Volumes I, II & III. Constable & Company, London. (Copyright expired)