World's War Events $v Volume 3: Beginning with the departure of the first American destroyers for service abroad in April, 1917, and closing with the treaties of peace in 1919.
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World's War Events $v Volume 3: Beginning with the departure of the first American destroyers for service abroad in April, 1917, and closing with the treaties of peace in 1919.
World War, 1914-1918
Italians evacuate Bainsizza Plateau, III, 80;
evacuate Udine, III, 81;
expect Austrian push, III, 72;
tactics, I, 315-318
Italy, American troops in, III, 268;
Legion Italienne withdrawn for rest, II, 56-57;
war on Alpine front, II, 55-65
J
_Jacob Jones_, U.S. destroyer, torpedoed, II, 378-384
Jagow, Herr von, on Austrian note, I, 15;
on mobilization, I, 35
Japan in the War, I, 198-220
Japanese characteristics, I, 198;
landing and advance of, I, 203-206;
losses at Tsing-tao, I, 220;
ultimatum, I, 199-200
Jellicoe, Sir John, commands at Jutland Bank, II, 30-45
Jerusalem, British advance toward, II, 366-368;
capture of, II, 343;
official entry into, II, 368
Joffre, General, announces plans to General French, I, 76;
appeals to troops, I, 323-324;
forms new Ninth Army, I, 75;
gives order to advance, I, 90;
letter of thanks from, I, 347;
resumes offensive, I, 98-99
Joffre and Haig, discuss plans for summer offensive, II, 67
Jutland Bank, II, 30-54
K
Kalahari Desert, III, 32
Kato, Japanese Foreign Minister, I, 199
Kato, Japanese Vice Admiral, I, 202
_Kent_, in Falkland fight, I, 161-175
Keyes, Vice Admiral, commands _Warwick_ at Zeebrugge, III, 102
Kiao-chau, blockade of coast, I, 202-203
Kigali, East Africa, III, 37
Kitchener, Earl, II, 188-193
Kivu Lake, East Africa, III, 37
Kleyer, Burgomaster of Liege, I, 47-51
_Koenigsberg_, in Rufiji River, III, 18
Kriemhilde Line, penetrated by Americans, III, 264
Kut-el-Amara, occupied by British, II, 181;
importance of, II, 183
L
Lansing, Secretary, note to German Government, I, 305-307
League of Nations, III, 306-316
Leipsic Salient, II, 77
_Leipzig_, in Pacific, I, 147-148
Leman, General, I, 43-61
Le Mort Homme (Dead Man Hill), attacks on, II, 18-22
Le Transloy, defenses of, II, 102
Leval, Maitre de, endeavors to aid Miss Cavell, I, 353-362;
opinion on German Courts, I, 352
Liege, Forts of, I, 54;
Germans enter, I, 49
Liggett, General Hunter, commands First Corps of First Army, III, 253;
commands First Army, III, 263
Lipsett, Lieutenant Colonel, at Second Ypres, I, 257-258
Littell, Colonel I.W., constructs cantonments, II, 320
Louvain, capture of, I, 61
_Lusitania_, torpedoed, I, 277-312
Luxembourg, invaded, I, 41
_Lyman M. Law_, sunk, II, 200
M
Macedonia, Bulgarians in, II, 247
_Macedonia_, in Falkland fight, I, 161-171
Macready, General, cited, I, 72
Mametz Wood, II, 78-79
Mangin, General, takes quarries of Haudromont, II, 22
Marne, American Third Division at Chateau-Thierry, III, 250;
description, III, 212-215;
Battle of the, I, 73-82; I; 91-95
Marne-Aisne District, character of country, III, 210-224
Marne-Vesle, topography, III, 211-212
Masaryk, Professor, leader of Czecho-Slovaks, III, 192
Massiges, capture of, I, 340-341
Mayo, Admiral, report of, III, 270-296
Mediterranean, German submarines in, II, 282
Menin Road, I, 270-272
Mesopotamia, value of, II, 174-175
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