1914-1918. AT LEAST 1 COUNTRY FROM EVERY CONTINENT FOUGHT IN THE WAR EXCEPT ANTARCTICA!

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AT LEAST 1 COUNTRY FROM EVERY CONTINENT FOUGHT IN THE WAR EXCEPT ANTARCTICA!

GURKHA SOLDIERS (INDIAN SOLDIERS WHO FOUGHT FOR BRITAIN)

A TRULY GLOBAL WAR

TRENCH WARFARE  First an artillery barrage, then a gas attack, and finally the troops went "over the top" into "no-mans-land" - if they got to the other side they still had to make it past the barbed wire before they could get into the other side's trenches. Few made it.

TYPICAL WWI TRENCH

WHAT THE TRENCHES LOOK LIKE TODAY

TRENCH WARFARE EXHIBIT- LONDON

MAXIM MACHINE GUN

TOOLS OF WAR

LIFE RAFT FROM THE LUSITANIA A German U- boat boat sunk the Lusitania killing 1,198 citizens including 128 Americans

FUTBOL FROM THE HOLIDAY TRUCE OF 1914

FRENCH BIPLANE

FRENCH TAXIS USED IN THE BATTLE OF THE MARNE

WEAPONS OF TRENCH WARFARE

AMERICAN WEAPONS

DEEP SEA MINE

TRENCH FOOT

BATTLE OF GALLIPOLI “DISASTER FOR THE ALLIES”

KING GEORGE OF GREAT BRITAIN, TSAR NICHOLAS OF RUSSIA, FRANZ JOSEF OF AUSTRIA AND KAISER WILHELM II OF GERMANY, 4 OF THE 5 MAJOR POWERS IN THE OTHER WAS FRANCE. THE NEXT POWERFUL NATION, THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE WAS ON THE DECLINE

WWI AMPUTEES

NEW WEAPONS OF WWI ( “1 ST INDUSTRIALIZED WAR”)

DOG EQUIPPED WITH A GAS MASK

“WILLY” 1 ST TANK

WWI TANK-INVENTED BY THE BRITISH

INSIDE A TANK  Life inside a tank was unpleasant. The tank was hot, fume ridden, and badly ventilated, making the crew sick or even making them faint. The heat was sometimes so great in light tanks that it exploded the ammunition

EXAMPLE OF PROPAGANDA

WWI AVIATION A postcard from the war shows the early attempts at fighting in the air

“BIG 4 ”- WILSON, CLEMENCEAU, GEORGE, ORLANDO VICTORIO

 Spanish influenza 1918 video Spanish influenza 1918 video  Killed 50 million or 1/5 of the population !