What are 8 historical dates that were in the world war I?!


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What are 8 historical dates that were in the world war I?

i need 8 historical dates that were important in the world war I for my timeline i am making. can you guys list some important events?


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WW1 Started June 28, 1914

WW1 Ended November 11, 1918

Pick which events you would like, I have included a list of notable events, pick what you like.

1914 World Events
June 28—Francis Ferdinand shot at Serajevo.
July 5—Kaiser's War Council at Potsdam.
July 23—Austro-Hungarian note to Serbia.
July 28—Austria declared war on Serbia.
July 31—State of war in Germany.
Aug. 1—Germany declared war on Russia.
Aug. 2—German ultimatum to Belgium.
Aug. 3—Germany declared war on France.
Aug. 4—Great Britain declared war on Germany.
Aug. 10—France declared war on Austria.
Aug. 12—Great Britain declared war on Austria.
Aug. 15—Fall of Liége.
Aug. 16—British army landed in France; Russian advance into East Prussia.
Aug. 20—Germans occupied Brussels.
Aug. 23—Japan declared war on Germany.
Aug. 24—Fall of Namur.
Aug. 25—Sack of Louvain.
Aug. 27—German victory of Tannenberg.
Aug. 28—British victory in the Bight.
Aug. 20—New Zealanders in Samoa.
Sept. 2—Russians took Lemberg.
Sept. 3—Paris Government at Bordeaux.
Sept. 4—Pact of London signed.
Sept. 5—End of retreat from Mons.
Sept. 6—First Marne battle begun.
Sept. 15—First Aisne battle begun.
Sept. 16—Russians evacuated East Prussia.
Sept. 23—First British air raid in Germany.
Oct. 9—Fall of Antwerp.
Oct. 13—Belgian Government at Havre.
Oct. 20—First battle of Ypres begun.
Nov. 1—Naval action off Coronel.
Nov. 5—Great Britain declared war on Turkey.
Nov. 7—Fall of Tsing-tao.
Nov. 10—Emden sunk.
Nov. 21—British occupied Basra.
Dec. 2—Austrians in Belgrade.
Dec. 8—Naval battle off the Falklands.
Dec. 14—Serbians retook Belgrade.
Dec. 16—Germans bombarded West Hartlepool.
Dec. 18—Huessein Kamel, Sultan of Egypt.
Dec. 24—First air raid on England.


1915 World Events
Jan. 24—Naval battle off Dogger Bank.
Feb. 2—Turks defeated on Suez Canal.
Feb. 18—U-boat "blockade" of England.
Feb. 25—Allied fleet attacked Dardanelles.
March 10—British captured Neuve Chapelle.
March 22—Russians took Przemysl.
April 22Second battle of Ypres begun; first gas attack by Germans.
April 25—Allied landing in Gallipoli.
May 3—Battle of the Dunajec.
May 6—Battle of Krithia, Gallipoli.
May 7—Lusitania torpedoed.
May 8—Germans occupied Libau.
May 11—German repulse at Ypres.
May 12—General Botha occupied Windhuk.(Africa.)
May 10—Russian retreat to the San.
May 23—Italy declared war on Austria.
May 25—British Coalition Cabinet formed.
June 2—Italians crossed Isonzo.
June 3—Russians evacuated Przemysl.
June 22—Austro-Germans recaptured Lemberg.
July 2—Pommern sunk in Baltic.
July 9—German Southwest Africa conquered.
July 24—Nasiriyeh, on Euphrates, taken.
Aug. 4—Fall of Warsaw.
Aug. 5—Fall of Ivangorod.
Aug. 6—New landing at Suvla Bay. Germans took Warsaw.
Aug. 8—General Birdwood's advance at Anzac.
Aug. 17—Fall of Kovno.
Aug. 18—Russian victory in Riga Gulf.
Aug. 19—Fall of Novo-Georgievsk.
Aug. 21—Cotton declared contraband.
Aug. 25—Fall of Brest-Litovsk.
Sept. 1—General Alexeieff as Chief of Staff.
Sept. 2—Fall of Grodno.
Sept. 5—Czar as Generalissimo.
Sept. 7—Russian victory near Tarnapol.
Sept. 18—Fall of Vilna.
Sept. 21—Russian retreat ended.
Sept. 25—Battle of Loos and Champagne.
Sept. 28—Victory at Kut-el-Amara.
Oct. 4—Russian ultimatum to Bulgaria.
Oct. 5—Allied landing at Saloniki.
Oct. 6—Austro-German invasion of Serbia.
Oct. 9—Belgrade occupied.
Oct. 14—Bulgaria at war with Serbia.
Oct. 17—Allied note to Greece.
Oct. 22—Bulgarians occupy Uskub.
Oct. 28—M. Briand French Premier.
Nov. 5—Fall of Nish.
Nov. 22—Battle of Ctesiphon.
Nov. 29—British withdrew from Ctesiphon.
Dec. 2—Fall of Monastir.
Dec. 3—General Townshend at Kut.
Dec. 9—Allied retreat in Macedonia.
Dec. 13—Saloniki lines fortified.
Dec. 15—Haig British Commander in Chief.
Dec. 19—Withdrawal from Gallipoli.
Dec. 25—Turkish defeat at Kut.


1916 World Events
Jan. 8—Gallipoli evacuation complete.
Jan. 13—Fall of Cettinje.
Feb. 9—General Smuts appointed to East Africa.
Feb. 16—Russians entered Erzerum.
Feb. 18—German Kamerun conquered.
Feb. 21—Battle of Verdun begun.
Feb. 24—Germans took Fort Douaumont.
March 16—Admiral von Tirpitz dismissed.
April 9—German assault at Verdun.
April 17—Russians entered Trebizond.
April 24—Rebellion in Ireland.
April 29—Fall of Kut-et-Amara.
May 24—British Conscription bill passed.
May 31—Battle of Jutland.
June 4—General Brusiloff's offensive.
June 5—Lord Kitchener lost at sea.
June 14—Allied Economic Conference in Paris.
June 21—Mecca taken by Grand Sherif.
July 1—Somme battle begun.
July 25—Russians occupied Erzinjan.
Aug. 6—Italian offensive on Isonzo.
Aug. 9—Gorizia taken by Italians.
Aug. 10—Russians at Stanislau.
Aug. 27—Rumania entered the war.
Aug. 29—Hindenburg Chief of Staff.
Sept. 1—First use of "tanks" by British in battle of the Somme.
Sept. 26—British took Thiepval and Combles.
Oct. 10—Allied ultimatum to Greece.
Nov. 1—Italian advance on Carzo
Nov. 13—British victory on the Ancre.
Nov. 18—Serbians and French took Monastir.
Nov. 21—Charles I succeeds Francis Joseph.
Nov. 20—Grand Fleet under Sir D. Beatty.
Dec. 1—Anti-allied riot in Athens.
Dec. 5—Resignation of Mr. Asquith.
Dec. 6—Germans entered Bucharest.
Dec. 7—Mr. Lloyd George Prime Minister.
Dec. 12—German "peace proposals."
Dec. 15—French victory at Verdun.
Dec. 20—President Wilson's peace note.



1917 World Events
Jan. 1—Turkey denounced Berlin Treaty.
Feb. 1—"Unrestricted" U-Boat war begun.
Feb. 3—America broke with Germany.
Feb. 24—British recaptured Kut-el-Amara.
March 11—British entered Bagdad.
March 12—Revolution in Russia.
March 15—Abdication of the Czar.
March 18—British entered Péronne.
March 21—First British Imperial War Cabinet.
April 6—America declared war on Germany.
April 9—Battle of Vimy Ridge begun.
May 4—French took Craonne.
May 14—New Italian offensive.
May 15—General Petain French Commander in Chief.
May 18—Selective draft law passed in United states.
June 7—British victory at Messines Ridge.
June 12—Abdication of King Constantine.
June 26—First American troops in France.
June 29—General Allenby commander in Egypt.
July 1—Last Russian offensive begun.
July 14—Bethmann Hollweg dismissed.
July 17—British Royal House styled "Windsor."
July 10—Reichstag "peace" resolution.
July 21—Kerensky in power at Petrograd.
July 24—Russian defeat in Galicia.
July 31—Great allied attack around Ypres.
Aug. 20—President Wilson's note to the Pope.
Sept. 4—Germans occupied Riga.
Sept. 15—Russian Republic proclaimed.
Sept. 28—British victory at Ramadieh.
Oct. 9—Allied attack in Flanders.
Oct. 24—Italian defeat at Caporetto.
Oct. 20—Fall of Udine.
Oct. 30—Chancellor Michaelis dismissed.
Oct. 31—British captured Beersheba.
Nov. 1—German rereat on Chemin des Dames. Hertling German Chancellor.
Nov. 4—British troops in Italy.
Nov. 6—British stormed Passchendaele Ridge.
Nov. 7—Lenine and Trotzky in power; Bolshevist coup d'etat in Russia.
Nov. 8—Italian stand on the Plave.
Nov. 16—Clemenceau Ministry.
Nov. 17—British in Jaffa.
Nov. 18—General Maude's death in Mesopotamia.
Nov. 20—British victory at Cambrai.
Nov. 29—First plenary session of Interallied War Council.
Nov. 29—German success at Cambrai.
Dec. 9—Armistice on Russian front.
Dec. 10—British enter Jerusalem.
Dec. 22—Brest-Litovsk Conference opened.
Dec. 26—Sir R. Wemyss First Sea Lord


1918 World Events1918
Jan. 8—President Wilson's fourteen points.
Jan. 20—Breslau sunk Goeben damaged.
Feb. 1—Germany recognized Ukraine.
Feb. 9—Ukraine peace of Brest-Litovsk.
Feb. 18—German invasion of Russia.
Feb. 21—British capture Jericho.
Feb. 24—Turks recover Trebizond.
Feb. 25—Germans at Reval.
March 3—Russian peace of Brest-Litovsk.
March 7—German peace with Finland.
March 11—Turks recover Erazerum.
March 13—Germans at Odessa.
March 14—Brest-Litovsk treaty ratified at Moscow.
March 21—German offensive in France.
March 23—First long-distance bombardment of Paris.
March 24—Bapaume and Péronne lost.
March 28—General Foch made allied Generalissimo.
April 5—Allied landing at Vladivostok.
April 11—Armentiènes lost.
April 13—Turks occupied Batum.
April 22—Naval raid on Zeebrugge and Ostend.
April 24—Battle for Amiens.
April 20—Kemmel Hill lost.
April 27—Turks occupied Kars.
April 30—Germans at Viborg.
May 1—Germans at Sebastopol.
May 7—Rumanian peace of Bucharest.
May 9—Second raid on Ostend.
May 27—Second German offensive.
May 29—Soissons lost; Rheims held.
May 31—Germans reach Marne.
June 1—Attacks toward Paris held.
June 9—New German assault.
June 15—Austrian offensive in Italy.
June 23—Great Austrian defeat.
July 2—One million Americans are in France.
July 15—Last German offensive. Second Marne battle begun.
July 16—Ex-Czar shot at Ekaterinburg.
July 18—General Foch's counterattack. Victorious Franco-American offensive on the Marne and Aisne.
July 20—Germans recrossed the Marne.
Aug. 2—Soissons recovered.
Aug. 8—British attack at Amiens.
Aug. 29—Bapaume and Noyon regained.
Sept. 1—Péronne recovered.
Sept. 2—Drocourt-Quéant line breached.
Sept. 12—American attack at St. Mihiel.
Sept. 15—Austrian peace note.
Sept. 17—New Macedonian offensive.
Sept. 25—Bulgaria proposed armistice.
Sept. 27—Hindenburg line broken.
Sept. 29—Bulgaria surrendered.
Sept. 30—Fall of Damascus. Chancellor Hertling resigns.
Oct. 1—St. Quentin regained.
Oct. 4—Abdication of King Ferdinand.
Oct. 9—Cambral regained.
Oct. 13—French recovered Laon.
Oct. 14—British troops at Irkutsk.
Oct. 15—British in Homs.
Oct. 17—Ostend, Lille, Douai regained.
Oct. 19—Bruges reoccupied.
Oct. 20—Belgian coast clear.
Oct. 25—Ludendorff resigned.
Oct. 26—Aleppo fell to the Allies.
Oct. 27—Austria sued for peace.
Oct. 28—Italians crossed Plave.
Oct. 29—Serbians reached the Danube.
Oct. 30—Turkey granted armistice.
Nov. 1—Versailles Conference opened.
Nov. 2—British at Valenciennes.
Nov. 3—Austria surrenders. Kiel mutiny.
Nov. 4—Versailles armistice agreement.
Nov. 5—Armistice powers for Marshal Foch. Mr. Wilson's last note to Germany.
Nov. 6—Americans reach Sedan.
Nov. 7—Bavarian Republic proclaimed.
Nov. 9—Foch received German envoys. Abdication of the Kaiser. Chancellor Prince Max resigned. Berlin revolution.
Nov. 10—Kaiser's flight to Holland. British at Mons.
Nov. 11—Armistice terms accepted by Germany.
Nov. 28—Kaiser abdicated.


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