time line between 1914 to 1918
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Timeline of World War One
Chronology and Events of WW1
Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand 28th June, 1914
Austra-Hungary demands Serbia arrest the leaders of the Black Hand 23rd July, 1914
Serbia appeals to Russia for help 24th July, 1914
Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia 28th July, 1914
Germany declares war on Russia 1st August, 1914
Germany declares war on France 3rd August, 1914
Moltke orders the Schlieffen Plan to proceed 4th August, 1914
German troops enter Belgium 4th August, 1914
Great Britain declares war on Germany 4th August, 1914
Lord Kitchener calls for 100,000 men to join British Army 7th August, 1914
Big Bertha used against Liege Forts 12th August, 1914
Austro-Hungarian troops invade Serbia 12th August, 1914
French troops enter Lorraine 14th August, 1914
British Expeditionary Force arrives in France 22nd August, 1914
Battle of Mons begins 23rd August, 1914
French Army abandons Plan 17 24th August, 1914
Battle of Tannenberg begins 26th August, 1914
Battle of Heligoland 28th August, 1914
War Propaganda Bureau Writers Conference 2nd Sept., 1914
Battle of the Marne begins 6th Sept., 1914
French troops attack German Army at the River Aisne 13th Sept., 1914
Battle of Albert 25th Sept., 1914
Battle of Arras 1st October, 1914
First German aircraft shot down by Allied plane 5th October, 1914
Battle of Ypres 15th October, 1914
Canadian troops arrive in Britain 16th October, 1914
Turkey joins Central Powers 29th October, 1914
Anglo-Indian invasion of Mesopotamia 21st November, 1914
Farman MF-11 carries out first night bombing raid 21st December, 1914
Christmas Truce on the Western Front 25th December, 1914
South African forces occupy Swakopmund 14th January, 1915
Battle of Dogger Bank 24th January, 1915
BEF attacks at Neuve Chapelle 10th March, 1915
Italy declares war on Austria-Hungary 23rd May, 1915
Germany abandons Ypres offensive 25th May, 1915
Asquith forms coalition government 25th May, 1915
First Zeppelin raid on London 31st May, 1915
Isonzo Offensive begins 23rd June, 1915
Suvla Bay Offensive at Gallipoli 6th August, 1915
Grand Duke Nikolai sacked as Commander-in-Chief 5th September, 1915
First tank demonstrated to British military leaders 11th Sept., 1915
Anglo-French Offensive at Artois-Loos 25th Sept., 1915
Allied troops land at Salonika 5th October, 1915
Edith Cavell executed 12th October, 1915
Sir Douglas Haig, new BEF commander 19th December, 1915
Britain introduces conscription 2nd February, 1916
German Verdun Offensive 21st February, 1916
Start of Anglo-French Somme Offensive 1st July, 1916Italian Gorizia Offensive 9th August, 1916
Hindenburg becomes German Chief of Staff 29th August, 1916
First use of British tanks at Flers-Courcelette 15th September, 1916
French recapture Douaumont Fort at Verdun 24th October, 1916
Somme Offensive ends 18th November, 1916
Beatty replaces Jellicoe as C-in-C of Grand Fleet 29th November, 1916
Lloyd George becomes British Prime Minister 6th December, 1916
Nivelle becomes French Western Front C-in-C 12th December, 1916
Zimmermann Telegram intercepted by Britain 19th January, 1917
Battle of Gaza begins 19th January, 1917
United States declares war on Germany 19th January, 1917
Start of Nivelle Offensive 19th January, 1917
Start of Arras offensive 19th January, 1917
Canadian Army captures Vimy Ridge 12th April, 1917
2nd Battle of the Aisne begins 16th April, 1917
French tanks used for the first time in battle 17th April, 1917
Petain becomes French Western Front C-in-C 15th May, 1917
Maria Bochkareva forms the Women's Battalion 16th May, 1917
John Pershing given command of AEF 19th May, 1917
British attack at Messines 7th June, 1917
United States troops arrive in France 25th June, 1917
Greece declares war on the Central Powers 29th June, 1917
King George V changes name to Windsor 7th July, 1917
British Offensive at Passchendaele 12th October, 1917
Italian Caproretto Offensive 24th October, 1917
Sir Frederick Maude dies in Mesopotamia 18th November, 1917
Massed tank attack at Cambrai 20th November, 1917
Bolshevik government disbands Women's Battalion 21st November, 1917
Wilson announces 14 Points Peace Programme 8th January, 1918
Start of German Spring Offensive 21st March, 1918
Foch appointed Allied Co-ordinator in France 29th March, 1918
3rd Battle of the Aisne begins 27th May, 1918
Battle of Le Hamel 4th July, 1918
2nd Battle of the Marne 15th July, 1918
German retreat at the Marne 20th July, 1918
Amiens Offensive 8th August, 1918
Allied breakthrough at Albert 21st August, 1918
United States St Mihiel Offensive 26th September, 1918
Meuse-Argonne Offensive begins 26th September, 1918
Canal du Nord Offensive 27th September, 1918
Max von Baden appointed Chancellor of Germany 3rd October, 1918
Allied forces capture the Hindenburg Line 5th October, 1918
Italian Vittorio Veneto Offensive 23rd October, 1918
Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany abdicates 9th November, 1918
Paris Peace Conference 12th January, 1919
Treaty of Versailles signed 28th June, 1919
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