- Died on June 28, 1914

- He was assasinated by an Serbian nationalist which is one of the causes that WW1 started.

- Fun fact about Franz Ferdinand was that he had a passion for hunting.

- Died on April 30, 1918

- He was known for assassinating the Archduke of Austria-Hungary and his wife which had lead to WW1.

- His health wasn't good but he had still joined the black hand which is an terrism group that was formed in 1911.

- Died on January 21, 1924

- He had helped lead the Russian Revolution with the idea of Communist which pulled Russia out of war.

- He had joined an rebellion when he was a law student at the University of Kazan.

- Died on June 04, 1941

- He was the emperor in Germany(Prussia) which was apart of the Central Powers and had went to war against the allies.

- In 1914 he had authorized Germany's entrance to WW1.

- Died on July 17, 1918

- He was allies with Serbia and went to war against the Central Power but a revolution from his people had happened.

- He had ordered his family to be executed.

- Died on November 24, 1929

- was the minister of war and premier of France and had helped lead France during WW1.

- He had founded a daily paper "L'Homme Libre" to express his views.

- Died on January 02, 1936

- He was the King of Great Britain and he made some 450 recorded inspections of military and naval installations during WW1.

- He didn't have any direct responsibility during WW1.

- Died on March 12, 1947

- He was the First Lord of the Admiralty, the civilian leader of the British Royal Navy but enlisted as an infantry officer.

- He was an honorary American citizen.

- Died on February 03, 1924

- He was the president of the U.S. who had supported neutrality and tried to end the war mediating peace between both sides.

- He's from Scots-English ancestry and is proud of his Scots-English ancestry.

- Died on July 15, 1948

- He was the commander in chief of the American Expeditionary Force in Europe during WW1.

- He concentrated most of military power in France against the principle enemy, Germany, rather than fighting Turkey or Bulgaria.

- Died on March 20, 1929

- Was the French commander in chief of the Allied armies in WW1.

- After the war, he had recieved many honors like election to the French Academy and Academy of Sciences.

- Died on January 29, 1928

- Was the commander of British forces on the Western front during WW1.

- Was one of the few people who saw the probability of a longer war.