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| | Biographies |
Addison, Christopher
Aitken, William Maxwell
Albrecht of Wurtemberg
Alexeiev, Mikhail Vasilevich
Allenby, Henry Hynman
Asquith, Henry Herbert
Ataturk, Maustafa Kemal
Averescu, Alexandru
Baldwin, Stanley
Balfour, Arthur James
Beatty, David
Bernstein, Eduard
Beseler, Hans von
Blomberg, Werner von
Boselli, Paolo
Brooke, Rupert
Brusilov, Alexy
Buber, Martin
Buchanan, George
Bukharin, Nikolai
Byng
Cadorna
Carden, Sackville Hamilton
Carson, Edward
Casement, Roger
Chamberlain, Neville
Chang, Tsolin
Charles I
Chetwode, Philip Walhouse
Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer
Collins, Michael John "Mick"
Connolly, James
Constantine I
Coolidge, Calvin
Curzon
Czernin, Ottokar
Daubler, Theodor
Ebert, Friedrich
Einstein, Albert
Elles, Hugh
Ewart, Gavin Buchanan
Falkenhayn, Eric von
Feng, Kuo-Chang
Ferdinand I
Fisher, Andrew
Foch, Ferdinand
Franz Josef I
Gallwitz, Max von
Gaulle, Charles Andre Marie Joseph de
George VI
Goto, Shimpei
Griffiths, Arthur
Groener, Karl Eduard Wilhelm
Guderain, Heinz
Haig, Douglas
Haile Selassie I
Harris, Arthur Travers
Heath, Edward Richard George
Heidenstam, Verner von
Helfferich, Karl
Henderson, Arthur
Hess, Rudolph
Hindenburg, Paul Ludwig Hans von
Hipper, Franz von
Hitler, Adolf
Hoffman, Maximilian
Holland, Henry Edmund
Horne
Hotzendorf
Hughes, William Morris
Ibanez, Vicente
IshII
Jinnah, Mohammed Ali
Kai-Shek, Chiang
Khia Dinh
Kitchener, Horatio Herbert
Kolchak, Alexander
Law, Andrew Bonar
Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov
Lloyd George, David
Ludendorf, Erich von
Mackensen, August von
Marshall, William Raine
Martov, Yuly Osipovich
Masaryk, Thomas Garrigue
Maude, Frederick Stanley
Maxwell, John
Milner, Alfred
Montagu, Edwin
Montgomery, Bernard Law
Neurath, Constantin Freiher von
Okuma
Pakenham, William Christopher
Pearse, Patrick
Petain, Henri Philippe
Pilsudski, Josef Klemens
Polinavov, Alexei
Pound, Dudley
Rakovsky, Khristian Georgiyevich
Rasputin, Grigor
Rawlinson, Henry Creswicke
Rupprecht
Rushworth, John Rushworth
Sanders, Otto Victor Karl Liman von
Scheer, Reinhard
Seeckt, Hans von
Shuvaev, Dmitri Savelovich
Siegbahn, Karl Manne Georg
Simpson, Wallis
Singh, Giani Zail
Smuts, Jan Christian
Steiner, Rudolph
Straussenberg
Sturdee
Sturgkh, Karl von
Sturmer, Boris Vladimirovich
Taisho
Teh, Chu
Terauchi, Matasake
Theobald, Bethmann Hollweg von
Tilak, Bal Gangadhar
Tindley, Charles Albert
Townshend, Charles Vere Ferrers
Trepov, Alexander Fyodorovich
Valera, Eamon de
Weizmann, Chaim Azriel
Wells, Herbert George
Wilson, James Harold
Yuan, Shih-Kai
Yuanhong, Li
Yudenich, Nikolai Nikolaevich
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| | 44th Squadron Harris Harris, Arthur Travers | |
| Appointed Member of 44 Squadron in France , saw the futility of trench warfare which shaped his views on bombing |
| Alliance Czernin, Ottokar | |
| Aug Romania joins the Entente Powers against Germany & Austria -Hungary |
| Alliance Ferdinand I | |
| 17th Aug Romania signs a militaryAlliance with the Allies |
| 27th Aug Romania joins the Allies |
| All India Home Rule League Tilak, Bal Gangadhar | |
| The League creates considerable excitement at the time, and attracts many members of the India n National Congressand the All India Muslim League, who had been allied since the 1916 Lucknow Pact |
| Tilak helps found the All India Home Rule League in 1916-18 with Annie Besant and Muhammad Ali Jinnah |
| All India Home Rule League Jinnah, Mohammed Ali | |
| Jinnah plays an important role in the founding of the All India Home Rule League |
| Arrest Rakovsky, Khristian Georgiyevich | |
| Arrested in Romania for subversion, 1916-17 |
| Arrest Gaulle, Charles Andre Marie Joseph de | |
| Ingolstadt Imprisoned by the Germans at Ingolstadt, Bavaria |
| Arrest Casement, Roger | |
| 24th April Dublin Returns to Ireland with a brigade of German POWs in a German submarine |
| Arrest Valera, Eamon de | |
| Dublin Arrested for treason, 1916-1917 |
| Dublin Spared the death penalty because of his USA citizenship & receives a life sentence |
| Assassination Sturgkh, Karl von | |
| 21st Oct Assassination of Karl von Sturgkh |
| Assassination Rasputin, Grigor | |
| 30th Dec Assassination of Grigor Rasputin |
| Battle of Argesul Falkenhayn, Eric von | |
| 30th Nov River Argesul Attacks the Romania ns at the River Argesul who launch an operation to defend Bucharest |
| 30th Nov River Argesul German & Austria n victory which leads to thecapture of Bucharest |
| Battle of Argesul Mackensen, August von | |
| 30th Nov River Argesul Attacks the Romania ns at the River Argesul who launch an operation to defend Bucharest |
| 30th Nov River Argesul German & Austria n victory which leads to thecapture of Bucharest |
| Battle of Cambrai Byng | |
| 16th Sep Cambrai Haig reinforces Byng's command with the entire Tank Corps |
| Battle of Cambrai Elles, Hugh | |
| 20th Nov Cambrai Leads 380 tanks in the 1st large scale mobilization of the tank |
| Battle of Carso, 1st Cadorna | |
| Sep Carso Gains ground before being stopped by a the Austria n artillery & bad weather |
| Battle of Carso, 2nd Cadorna | |
| Oct Carso Resumes his attack & gains some ground but is stopped by bad winter weather |
| Battle of Dardanelles Carden, Sackville Hamilton | |
| 19th Feb Dardanelles Involved in the successful bomardment of the outer-Dardanelles |
| 16th Mar Dardanelles Forced to hand over his command to John de Robeck, due to ill health |
| Battle of Flamanda Averescu, Alexandru | |
| Sep Flamanda Commands the Army Unit South against the combined Bulgaria n & Turkish forces across the Danube at Flamanda, he is defeated |
| Sep Flamanda Leads a failed attack across the River Danube |
| Battle of Hermannstadt Falkenhayn, Eric von | |
| 27th Sep Hermannstadt The German 9th Army pushes back the Romania n forces during the Romania n Campaign |
| Battle of Jutland Hipper, Franz von | |
| 31st May Jutland Germans have 16 Dreadnoughts, 6 pre-Dreadnoughts, 11 light cruisers & 72 destroyers |
| 31st May Jutland Hipper & Beatty's destroyers see each other & the Germans entice the British fleet |
| 31st May Jutland Leads 5 cruisers along the Jutland Peninsula to break the British North Sea blockade |
| Battle of Jutland Scheer, Reinhard | |
| 31st May Jutland Follows von Hipper with the German Fleet of 99 ships along the Jutland Peninsula |
| 31st May Jutland Intends to entice British battle-cruisers offf the Norwegian coast & destroy them |
| 1st June Jutland Both sides lose 6 ships but the British lose greater tonnage |
| 1st June Jutland Scheer is outgunned by Jellicoe's fleet & turns away under cover of smokescreens |
| 1st June Jutland The German Fleet retrurns to port & does not break out again during the war |
| 1st June Jutland The Germans claim a victory because they have sunk more ships than they have lost |
| Battle of Jutland Beatty, David | |
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