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HISTORY
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28th June | Franz Ferdinand Assassinated at Sarajevo. |
29th June | Austro-Hungary send despatch to Vienna accusing Serbian complicity in the killing. |
5th July | Kaiser Wilhelm promises German support for Austria against Serbia. |
20th July | Austria-Hungary sends troops to the Serbian frontier. |
25th July | Serbia mobilises its troops, Russia sends troops to the Austrian frontier. |
28th July | Austria-Hungary Declares war on Serbia. |
29th July | Austrians bombard Belgrade and German patrols cross the French border. Britain warns it cannot remain neutral. |
1st August | Germany declares war on Russia. Italy and Belgium announce neutrality. French mobilisation ordered. |
3rd August | Germany declares war on France and invades Belgium (Schlieffen plan). Great Britain mobilises. |
4th August | Britain declares war on Germany and Austria-Hungary (after ultimatum to stand down). US declares neutrality. Germany declares war on Belgium. |
6th August | First British casualties with the HMS Amphion sunk by German mines in the North sea. 150 men dead. |
7th August | First members of the BEF (British Expeditionary Force) arrive in France. |
11th August | Start of enlisting for Kitcheners New Army Your King and Country Need You. |
20th August | Brussels is evacuated as German troops occupy the city. |
23rd August | The BEF started its retreat from Mons. Germany invades France. |
26th August | Russian army defeated at Tannenburg and Masurian Lakes. BEF suffers over 7000 casualties at the Battle of Le Cateau forced to retreat. |
6th September | Battle of the Marne starts; checks German advance, but at the cost of 13,000 British, 250,000 French and 250,000 German casualties. |
19th October | First Battle of Ypres. |
29th October | Turkey enters the war (on Germanys side). |
22nd November | Trenches are now established along the entire Western Front. |
8th December | Battle of the Falkland Islands. |
19th January | First Zeppelin raid on Britain (Great Yarmouth and Kings Lynn killing 5). |
18th February | Blockade of Great Britain by German U-boats begins. All vessels considered viable targets, including neutrals. |
22nd April | Second Battle of Ypres begins. Widespread use of poison gas by Germany. |
25th April | Allied troops land in Gallipoli. |
2nd May | Austro-German offensive on Galicia begins. |
7th May | The Lusitania is sunk by a German U-Boat creating US/German diplomatic crisis. |
23rd May | Italy declares war on Germany and Austria |
31st May | First Zeppelin raid on London, killing 35 and shaking morale. |
30th June | German troops use flamethrowers for the first time, against the British at Hooge, Ypres. |
5th August | Germany captures Warsaw from the Russians. |
21st August | Final British offensive in the Dardanelles (Scimitar Hill, Gallipoli). They lose, and suffer 5000 deaths. |
25th September | Start of the Battle of Loos and Champagne. The British use gas for the first time, but the wind blows it over their own troops, resulting in 2632 casualties. |
31st October | Steel helmets introduced on the British Front. |
15th December | Sir Douglas Haig replaces Sir John French as Commander of the BEF. |
8th January | Allied evacuation of Helles marks the end of the Gallipoli campaign. |
21st February | Start of the Battle of Verdun German offensive against the Mort-Homme Ridge. The battle lasts 10 months and over a million men become casualties. (Finishes 18th December, the longest and costliest battle of the Western Front). |
9th March | Germany declares war on Portugal. Six days later, Austria follows suit. |
31st May | Battle of Judand lasts until 1st June. German High Seas Fleet is forced to retire despite having inflicted heavier losses on the Royal Navy (14 ships and 6,100 men). German fleet irreparably damaged. |
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