James Glynn WW1 Timeline by James Glynn

German air raid of August 30th,1914

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The air raid brought little military value but was intended to scare the civilians

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Germans have held this land since 1898 and eventually surrendered on November 6th

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A battle where both sides were flanking each other and where trench warfare started around the English channel

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A relief move by engineer Herbert Hoover started a relief program to distribute millions of tons of food to civilians

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On the Christmas of 1914 on the western front lines the sound of Christmas carols filled the air of no mans land and no body fought

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The government issued a card for 225 grams of bread a day in germany

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Germany issued a notice saying any ship would be destroyed without any warning

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In the second battle of Ypres is when the Germans first used poisonous gases where more than 10000 allied troops were affected

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Allies like New Zealand and Australia land in Gallipoli, Turkey through a key international waterway

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Without warning to let the solider get off of the boat Germany sink Lusitania killing 1,198 people