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From 1914 to 1918, the Allies and the Central Powers fought across several continents. The Western Front bogged down in trenches. Industry produced new weapons such as gas, tanks and aircraft. The armistice of 11 November 1918 stopped the fighting and the Treaty of Versailles followed in 1919.
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1914
"Hold!" In late August 1914, after the defeat at Morhange, the French had fallen back behind the Meurthe. The Germans attacked the Chipotte pass with fierce determination: it opened the road to Charmes and Épinal.
Photo: inconnu (carte postale) (Public domain)
1916
In 1916, General Sarrail's Army of the Orient was based at Salonika, in officially neutral Greece. The Bulgarians had entered Greek territory in late May, and the Allies meant to stop them.
Photo: Unknown author (Public domain)
1914
August 1914: Plan XVII called for a French offensive in Alsace to retake the lands lost in 1870. On the 7th, General Bonneau's men took Altkirch, then entered Mulhouse, and Paris celebrated this quick success.
Photo: Miscellaneous Items in High Demand, PPOC, Library of Congress (Public domain)
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