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==1915==
*{{WF}} - German success at Vaux Fery (Meuse). French recapture position on heights of the Meuse.
** British capture [[trench]]es near Pilkem.
*{{EF}} - Archduke Josef Ferdinand beaten near [[Krasnik]]. Russians take 15,000 prisoners between Krasnik and [[Lyublin]].
*{{SF}} - Battle for Carso plateau developing.
*{{NO}} - [[South Africa]]'s offer of Imperial Contingent gratefully accepted by Government.
*{{PO}} - Anglo-French Conference at Calais.
 
==1916==
*{{WF}} - British win ground on slopes of [[Thiepval]]; two successful raids on Loos salient.
** French again repel attacks at Belloy; lose a small wood north of Hem. [[Artillery]] active at [[Verdun]].
*{{EF}} - Between the Styr and Stokhod Germans fall back in disorder from Chartorysk salient.
*{{SF}} - Italian pressure on the Trentino and Isonzo fronts continued.
*{{PO}} - Ministerial changes: [[Mr. Lloyd George]] becomes Secretary of State for War. Lord Derby, Under Secretary for War. [[Sir Edward Grey]] raised to Peerage as Viscount Grey of Falldon.
 
==1917==
*{{WF}} - Aerial activity south of [[Ypres]]. German towns bombed by French aeroplanes.
*{{EF}} - Russian attack in Galicia spreading in region of Stanislau. Heavy fighting near [[Brzezany]].
*{{NO}} - British destroyer torpedoed in [[North Sea]], 8 lost.
*{{PO}} - Crisis in Germany owing to the demand in the Reichstag for reforms in domestic and foreign policy and a peace without annexations or indemnities.
** Second reading of Conscription Bill in [[Canada]] carried.
 
==1918==
*{{EF}} - Cossacks fight Bolsheviks north-west of Nikolsk (between Vladivostok and Khabarovsk) and Czecho-Slovaks take Nikolsk.
** Assassination of Count Mirbach (German Ambassador at Moscow).
*{{SF}} - Piave delta cleared of Austrians by 23rd Italian Corps; 21,000 men and 63 guns, etc., taken by Italians since [[15 June]].
*{{PO}} - Publication of Mantagu-Chemsford Report ''re'' Indian Constitutional Reforms.
** U.S. first large aeroplane launched near New York.
** Silver Wedding of Their Majesties.
 
==References/notes==
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