1. By Mrs. Grubbs
2012

2. Europe before W.W. I

3. Corp..
Adolf Hitler
1910
Corp. Adolf Hiltler 1910

4. Austria-Hungary 1914

5. Franz Ferdinand June 28, 1914
Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary, far right, was shot to death on June 28, 1914, shortly after this photo was taken. His assassination triggered the outbreak of World War I.
Picture : Archduke Franz Ferdinand
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Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary, far right, was shot to death on June 28, 1914, shortly after this photo was taken. His assassination triggered the outbreak of World War I. UPI/Bettman Newsphotos
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6. German Officers 1910

7. Kaiser Wilhelm II

10. Europe

14. Pres. Wilson Sept.4, 1917
Pres. Wilson Sept. 4, 1917

15. Troopship carries U.S. soldiers in World War I 1917-1918
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16. Zimmerman note 1917
The Zimmermann telegram of January 1917, shown here, revealed a German plot to persuade Mexico to go to war against the United States during World War I. This telegram was intercepted by the United Kingdom and eventually released in the U.S. press. Its publication helped strengthen U.S. public opinion against Germany. The United States entered World War I in April of that year. National Archives
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The Zimmermann telegram of January 1917, shown here, revealed a German plot to persuade Mexico to go to war against the United States during World War I. This telegram was intercepted by the United Kingdom and eventually released in the U.S. press. Its publication helped strengthen U.S. public opinion against Germany. The United States entered World War I in April of that year. National Archives
   
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17. Europe

18. W.W. I Weapons
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19. Deri R27

20. German balloonist bailing out.

21. Trenches

22. W.W. I Recruiting Posters
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Uncle Sam has appeared in several forms in different periods of United States history. In this poster, which was painted by James Montgomery Flagg, Uncle Sam urges men to enlist in the U.S. Army during World War I ( ). Granger Collection
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23. Americans in Trenches in France

24. British during W.W. I

25. W.W. I Tank
W.W. I Tank

26. W.W. I gas masks
W.W. I gas masks

27. U.S. Gunners NE France 1918

28. W.W. I hat worn by U.S. soldiers.

29. Cheering the end of World War I on Nov. 11, 1918 in a French town.
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Cheering the end of World War I on Nov. 11, 1918 in a French town.

30. General Pershing in New York City, 1918
Picture : General John J. Pershing
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American General John J. Pershing commanded the American Expeditionary Forces (A.E.F.) in Europe in World War I (1914–1918). He is shown here leading his troops down New York's Fifth Avenue after World War I ended in 1918.Brown Bros.
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31. Armistice Day in New York City

32. Germany after W.W. I

33. Serbia Post W.W. I

34. EuropebeforeW.W. I
Europe after W.W. I

35. THE NATIONS INVOLVED IN WORLD WAR I
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY  Declared war on Serbia: July 28,  Declared war on Russia: Aug. 6, 1914  
 Declared war on Belgium: Aug. 28,  Declared war on Portugal: March 15, 1916
      FRANCE  Invaded by Germany: Aug. 2,  Declared war on Austria-Hungary: Aug. 12,  Declared war on Turkey: Nov. 5,  Declared war on Bulgaria: Oct. 16, 1915
GERMANY  Declared war on Russia: Aug. 1,  Declared war on France: Aug. 3,  Declared war on Belgium: Aug. 4,  Declared war on Portugal: March 9,  Declared war on Romania: Aug. 28, 1916
GREAT BRITAIN  Declared war on Germany: Aug. 4,  Declared war on Austria-Hungary: Aug. 12,  Declared war on Turkey: Nov. 5,  Declared war on Bulgaria: Oct. 15, 1915
MONTENEGRO  Declared war on Austria-Hungary: Aug. 5,  Declared war on Germany: Aug. 8,        
U.S.  Declared war on Germany: April 6,  Declared war on Austria-Hungary: Dec. 7, 1917

36. WORLD WAR I CASUALTIES COUNTRY: U. S
WORLD WAR I CASUALTIES COUNTRY: U.S.      MEN MOBILIZED: 4,355,000      KILLED AND DIED*: 126,000      WOUNDED: 234,300      PRISONERS AND MISSING: 4,500      TOTAL CASUALTIES: 350,300      CASUALTIES IN PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL MOBILIZED: 8.0 *Includes deaths from all causes, in army. Copyright © 2004 ProQuest Information and Learning Company. TIME FOR KIDS Nov. 12, 2001, n.p.

37. *Includes deaths from all causes, in army.
TOTAL, CENTRAL POWERS      MEN MOBILIZED: 22,850,000      KILLED AND DIED*: 3,386,200      WOUNDED: 8,388,448      PRISONERS AND MISSING: 3,629,829      TOTAL CASUALTIES: 15,404,477      CASUALTIES IN PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL MOBILIZED: 67.4
*Includes deaths from all causes, in army.
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38. GRAND TOTAL MEN MOBILIZED: 65,038,810 KILLED AND DIED
GRAND TOTAL      MEN MOBILIZED: 65,038,810      KILLED AND DIED*: 8,538,315      WOUNDED: 21,219,452      PRISONERS AND MISSING: 7,750,919      TOTAL CASUALTIES: 37,494,186      CASUALTIES IN PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL MOBILIZED:      
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39. W.W. I Victory Parade May 30, 1919

40. Europe about 1923