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15 Treaty of Versailles 11th November 1918 Rationing of meat etc 25th February 1918

16 Battle of Passchendaele
21st July 1914 USA join the war 25th June 1917

17 Tanks used by Britain 15th September 1916 Battle of the Somme 1st July 1916

18 Christmas truce in the trenches
Women over 30 get the vote 27th March 1916 Christmas truce in the trenches 25th December 1914

19 Britain declares war on Germany
Battle of Ypres 19th October 1914 Britain declares war on Germany 4th August 1914

20 Germany declares war on France 3rd August 1914
Germany declares war on Russia 1st August 1914

21 Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated
28th June 1914

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