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The Red Baron was a German ace with around 80 arial victories

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Later in the war, the Allies and to a much lesser extent the Germans began introducing tanks to break the stalemate of Trench warfare. This particular tank is the French Renault FT, which revolutionized the already brand new field of tank warfare

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"We will be home by Christmas" was a common saying across all of the countries involved. It was not true

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The Meuse-Argonne offensive was one of the Deadliest Military campaigns in American history

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One of WWI's most notable impacts on our world was its enabling of the rise of Nazism. Here is what is meant to be a Nazi election poster that capitalizes on the unrest caused by Versailles. The first section is literal, with the stab in the back referring to the Polish Corridor, a region lost by Germany in the treaty, now leading to Germany's backside being split in two. The second section is figurative, arguing the "stab in the back theory", or the idea that the German army was doing just fine in 1918, and it was the Civilian government that betrayed Germany by signing the treaty. Portrayed are President Hindenburg (right, civilian leader of Germany during WWI), Matthias Erzberger (left, diplomat who signed the treaty, later assassinated for his role), and Friedrich Ebert (top, a leader in the German Social Democratic Party. The SPD was one of the biggest scapegoats of the "stab in the back theory").

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Men being sent to the front allowed many women to work in the factories to cover for the missing workers.