1. Unit 7:1
World War I

2. The Coming of WWI

3. Entangling Alliances

4. Otto von Bismarck “The Iron Chancellor” 1815-1898

5. Europe in 1871

6. Kaiser Wilhelm II r

7. The Balkans, c. 1878

8. Europe in 1914

9. The Key Players in WWI Central Powers Allied Powers Germany Russia
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Ottoman Empire
France
Bulgaria
Great Britain
USA
Italy

10. Archduke Franz Ferdinand, Countess Sophie Chotek and their children

11. The Fateful Couple and the Assassin, Gavrilo Princip

12. Gavrilo Princip being arrested, 1914.

13. The Schlieffen Plan

14. World War I “The Great War”

15. Europe in 1914

16. The Key Players in WWI Central Powers Allied Powers Germany Russia
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Ottoman Empire
France
Bulgaria
Great Britain
USA
Italy

17. The Schlieffen Plan

18. Images of War

19. German troops at the first battle of the Marne, 1914.

20. Flamethrower

21. Man and horse, both with gasmasks.

22. 6) Forward torpedo tubes
German U-Boat
UC 44 Class U-boat:
1) Aft torpedo tubes
2) Electric motor
3) Main engine
4) Control room
5) Mine tubes
6) Forward torpedo tubes
7) Crew quarters

24. A German torpedo narrowly misses a ship.

25. Dressing the Wounded during a Gas Attack, by Austin Spare (1918).

26. Mustard Gas burns.

27. Maschinengewehr ’08, A German Rapid-Fire Machine Gun

28. Zeppelins were used during WWI.

29. German Albatross

30. German Fokker Dr. I

31. Manfred von Richthofen
“The Red Baron”
Shot down 80 planes.

32. The Red Baron’s Fokker Tri-plane.

33. Snoopy fighting the Red Baron

34. The wreckage of the Red Baron’s Plane

35. French Nieuport 17

36. German Anti-Aircraft gun.

46. Austro-Hungarian POWs in Russia, 1915.

47. Troops from Senegal, 1917.

49. French troops in the trenches, 1917.

50. French soldier, 1917.

51. Grenade wound.

52. Otto Dix – Transplantation 1924

53. WWI Soldier with Trench Foot - France, 1917.

55. Lice were a serious problem in the trenches.

56. So were rats.

58. Images from Camp Wadsworth, a Spartanburg Army training/ recruitment camp

61. The USS South Carolina, ca. 1917-18.

62. War Memorial dedicated to Spartanburg soldiers who died in WWI

63. The Russian Revolution

64. Czar Nicholas II

65. Czarina Alexandra

66. Grigori Rasputin

67. The Tsarevich Alexis

68. Czar Nicholas II of Russia and his Family

69. Vladimir Ulyanov, a.k.a Lenin 1870-1924

70. Lenin leading the people

71. Leon Trotsky

72. Trotsky Leading the Red Army

74. Soviet Flag with Sickle and Hammer (Farmer and Worker)

75. The End of the War

76. Erich Ludendorff

77. Kaiser Wilhelm II, Germany’s Emperor

78. Kaiser Wilhelm II’s body rests in Holland.

79. Mustafa Kemal “Ataturk” 1881-1938

83. The Paris Peace Conference and the Treaty of Versailles

84. President Woodrow Wilson of the United States – Part of the “Big Four” at the Paris Peace Conference to Resolve WWI

85. British Prime Minister, David Lloyd George – Part of the “Big Four”

86. French Premier Georges Clemenceau – Part of the “Big Four”

87. Italian Prime Minister Vittorio Orlando – Part of the “Big Four”

89. John Maynard Keynes