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VCs of the First World War         
BOOKS THAT LIST THE VICTORIA CROSS RECIPIENTS OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR
VCs of the First World War - The Western Front 1915; VCs of the First World War – Spring Offensive 1918; VCs of the First World War - 1914; VCs of the First World War: Arras and Messines 1917; VCs of the First World War - The Final Days 1918; VCs of the First World War: The Naval VCs; VCs of the First World War — Gallipoli; VCs of the First World War - Passchendaele 1917; VCs of the First World War - Gallipoli; VCs of the First World War - The Naval VCs; VCs of the First World War -- The Naval VCs; VCs of the First World War -- Gallipoli; VCs of the First World War - The Somme; VCs of the First World War - Arras & Vimy Ridge (1917); VCs of the First World War — The Naval VCs; VCs of the First World War - Air VCs; VCs of the First World War: 1914; VCs of the First World War - Spring Offensive 1918
VCs of the First World War is a series of books that list the Victoria Cross recipients of the First World War. The series consists of 13 books written by four different authors, first published under the label Sutton Publishing Limited, part of The History Press.
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WWI         
  • Austrian annexation in 1908]]
  • Crowds on the streets in the aftermath of the [[anti-Serb riots in Sarajevo]], 29 June 1914
  • Austro-Hungarian trench at 3,850 metres in the [[Ortler Alps]], one of the most challenging fronts of the war
  • British prisoners guarded by Ottoman forces after the [[First Battle of Gaza]] in 1917
  • Lange Max]]" of [[Koekelare]] (Leugenboom), the biggest gun in the world in 1917
  • Aerial view of ruins of [[Vaux-devant-Damloup]], France, 1918
  • Young Women's Christian Association]]
  • language=fr}}</ref>
  • French infantry advance on the [[Chemin des Dames]], April 1917
  • A Russian armoured car, 1919
  • Bosnia-Herzegovina was annexed]] in 1908.
  • Serbia]] lost about 850,000 people during the war, a quarter of its pre-war population.<ref>"[https://archive.org/stream/PAM550-99/PAM550-99_djvu.txt The Balkan Wars and World War I]". p. 28. ''[[Library of Congress Country Studies]]''.</ref>
  • Guedecourt]] on 25 September 1916, merged with a Second Contingent. The two contingents suffered 75% casualties.
  • Mobile radio station in German South West Africa, using a hydrogen balloon to lift the antenna
  • Battle of Estaires]], 10 April 1918
  • British volunteer recruits in [[London]], August 1914
  • Bulgarian soldiers in a trench, preparing to fire against an incoming aeroplane
  • Bulgarian major Ivanov with white flag surrendering to Serbian 7th Danube regiment near [[Kumanovo]]
  • German Revolution]], Kiel, 1918
  • Goeben}}
  • 2}}, Germany's first response to the British ''Dreadnought''
  • 16th Bn (Canadian Scottish)]], advancing during the [[Battle of the Canal du Nord]], 1918
  • [[Canadian Corps]] troops at the [[Battle of Vimy Ridge]], 1917
  • British artillery battery on [[Mount Scopus]] in the [[Battle of Jerusalem]], 1917. Foreground, a battery of 16 heavy guns. Background, conical tents and support vehicles.
  • U.S. entry into World War I]].
  • US War Department]]
  • [[Czechoslovak Legion]], Vladivostok, 1918
  • [[Dissolution of Austria-Hungary]] after war
  • Emergency military hospital during the [[Spanish flu]] pandemic, which killed about 675,000 people in the United States alone, [[Camp Funston]], [[Kansas]], 1918
  • Possible execution at [[Verdun]] at the time of the mutinies in 1917. The original French text accompanying this photograph notes, however, that the uniforms are those of 1914–15 and that the execution may be that of a spy at the beginning of the war.
  • Serbian Army [[Blériot XI]] "Oluj", 1915
  • Refugee transport from Serbia in [[Leibnitz]], [[Styria]], 1914
  • French soldiers making a gas and flame attack on German trenches in Flanders
  • p=?}}
  • Marne]], 1918
  • French bayonet charge during the [[Battle of the Frontiers]]; by the end of August, French casualties exceeded 260,000, including 75,000 dead.
  • German prisoners in a French prison camp during the later part of the war
  • German soldiers on the way to the front in 1914; at this stage, all sides expected the conflict to be a short one.
  • HMS ''Baralong''
  • The Allied Avenue, 1917 painting by [[Childe Hassam]], that depicts [[Manhattan]]'s Fifth Avenue decorated with flags from Allied nations
  • ''Hochseeflotte'']], 1917
  • location=Czech Republic}}</ref>
  • A United States Army recruiting poster shows [[Uncle Sam]] pointing his finger at the viewer to try and persuade them to enlist in the U.S. Army during World War I.
  • [[British Indian Army]] infantry divisions in France; these troops were withdrawn in December 1915, and served in the [[Mesopotamian campaign]].
  • British Indian soldiers]] digging trenches in [[Laventie]], France (1915).
  • Isonzo Offensives 1915-1917]]
  • Italian soldiers in trench, 1918
  • territorial changes in Europe]] after World War{{nbsp}}I (as of 1923)
  • Triple Alliance]] in brown. Only the Triple Alliance was a formal "alliance"; the others listed were informal patterns of support.
  • Military recruitment in [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]], 1914
  • capture of Przemyśl]], the longest siege of the war.
  • Bengalee Regiment]] (Bangali Platoon) in [[Kolkata]], India, who died in the war.
  • url-status=live }}</ref>
  • 1917–1918}}
  • ''U-155'']] exhibited near Tower Bridge in London, after the 1918 Armistice
  • Kaiser Wilhelm II inspecting Turkish troops of the 15th Corps in East Galicia, Austria-Hungary (now Poland). Prince Leopold of Bavaria, the Supreme Commander of the German Army on the Eastern Front, is second from the left.
  • Ottoman troops in Jerusalem
  • A typical village [[war memorial]] to soldiers killed in World War I
  • Congress]] to declare war on Germany, 2 April 1917
  • [[Luftstreitkräfte]] [[Fokker Dr.I]] being inspected by [[Manfred von Richthofen]], also known as the Red Baron.
  • p=104}}
  • "''[[They shall not pass]]"'', a phrase typically associated with the defence of Verdun
  • Romanian troops during the [[Battle of Mărășești]], 1917
  • Sackville Street (now [[O'Connell Street]]) after the 1916 [[Easter Rising]] in [[Dublin]]
  • The Italian [[Redipuglia War Memorial]], which contains the remains of 100,187 soldiers
  • Russian forest trench at the [[Battle of Sarikamish]], 1914–1915
  • Gallipoli Campaign]]
  • isbn= 978-0-306-81213-2}}</ref>
  • Wilhelm II]] on his arrival at [[Constantinople]]
  • Tanks on parade in London at the end of World War I
  • German casualties, the Somme 1916
  • firing squad]] with soldiers from five European countries
  • Poster showing women workers, 1915
  • Cheering crowds in [[London]] and [[Paris]] on the day war was declared.
  • Transporting Ottoman wounded at [[Sirkeci]]
  • Italian troops reach [[Trento]] during the [[Battle of Vittorio Veneto]], 1918. Italy's victory marked the end of the war on the Italian Front and secured the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
  • [[10.5 cm Feldhaubitze 98/09]] and Ottoman artillerymen at Hareira in 1917 before the Southern Palestine offensive
  • 2nd Division]], firing on German entrenched positions during the Meuse-Argonne offensive, 1918
  • Greek prime minister [[Eleftherios Venizelos]] signing the [[Treaty of Sèvres]]
  • British [[Vickers machine gun]], 1917
  • Trotsky]] promised "Peace, Land and Bread" to the impoverished masses
  • The signing of the [[Treaty of Versailles]] in the [[Hall of Mirrors]], Versailles, 28 June 1919, by Sir [[William Orpen]]
  • World empires and colonies around 1914
GLOBAL WAR ORIGINATING IN EUROPE, 1914–1918
WorldWarOne; WWI; WW I; WW1; World war 1; 1st World War; First World War; World War One; The Great War; Great War; World war one; World War 1; First world war; Ww1; I World War; World war I; 1914-1918; The First World War; World war i; WW 1; WW-I Crusade; First Great War; Wwi; 1st World war; WorldWar1; Worldwarone; World War l; World War one; World War Ⅰ; 1914-18 War; 14-18 War; Wolrd War 1; WwI; War World I; World War I crimes; 1914 to 1918; Wwone; W.W. I; War of 14-18; One world war; World War, 1914-1918; W.W.I; W.W.1; Ist world war; WW-I; The great war; Great war; 1914–1918 war; Outbreak of World War I; Outbreak of World War One; WW!; First World World; 1914-1918 war; War crimes during World War I; Economic effects of World War I; First World war; Seminal catastrophe; W.W.I.; 1914–1918; Great Weltkrieg; Interlocking alliances of World War I; Economic impact of World War I; First Imperialist War; Patriotic Funds; The Outbreak of World War I; Economic costs of World War I; Economics of World War I; WorldWarI; First imperialist war; Dubya Dubya 1; Dubya Dubya I; Dubya Dubya One
¦ abbreviation World War I.
First World War         
  • Austrian annexation in 1908]]
  • Crowds on the streets in the aftermath of the [[anti-Serb riots in Sarajevo]], 29 June 1914
  • Austro-Hungarian trench at 3,850 metres in the [[Ortler Alps]], one of the most challenging fronts of the war
  • British prisoners guarded by Ottoman forces after the [[First Battle of Gaza]] in 1917
  • Lange Max]]" of [[Koekelare]] (Leugenboom), the biggest gun in the world in 1917
  • Aerial view of ruins of [[Vaux-devant-Damloup]], France, 1918
  • Young Women's Christian Association]]
  • language=fr}}</ref>
  • French infantry advance on the [[Chemin des Dames]], April 1917
  • A Russian armoured car, 1919
  • Bosnia-Herzegovina was annexed]] in 1908.
  • Serbia]] lost about 850,000 people during the war, a quarter of its pre-war population.<ref>"[https://archive.org/stream/PAM550-99/PAM550-99_djvu.txt The Balkan Wars and World War I]". p. 28. ''[[Library of Congress Country Studies]]''.</ref>
  • Guedecourt]] on 25 September 1916, merged with a Second Contingent. The two contingents suffered 75% casualties.
  • Mobile radio station in German South West Africa, using a hydrogen balloon to lift the antenna
  • Battle of Estaires]], 10 April 1918
  • British volunteer recruits in [[London]], August 1914
  • Bulgarian soldiers in a trench, preparing to fire against an incoming aeroplane
  • Bulgarian major Ivanov with white flag surrendering to Serbian 7th Danube regiment near [[Kumanovo]]
  • German Revolution]], Kiel, 1918
  • Goeben}}
  • 2}}, Germany's first response to the British ''Dreadnought''
  • 16th Bn (Canadian Scottish)]], advancing during the [[Battle of the Canal du Nord]], 1918
  • [[Canadian Corps]] troops at the [[Battle of Vimy Ridge]], 1917
  • British artillery battery on [[Mount Scopus]] in the [[Battle of Jerusalem]], 1917. Foreground, a battery of 16 heavy guns. Background, conical tents and support vehicles.
  • U.S. entry into World War I]].
  • US War Department]]
  • [[Czechoslovak Legion]], Vladivostok, 1918
  • [[Dissolution of Austria-Hungary]] after war
  • Emergency military hospital during the [[Spanish flu]] pandemic, which killed about 675,000 people in the United States alone, [[Camp Funston]], [[Kansas]], 1918
  • Possible execution at [[Verdun]] at the time of the mutinies in 1917. The original French text accompanying this photograph notes, however, that the uniforms are those of 1914–15 and that the execution may be that of a spy at the beginning of the war.
  • Serbian Army [[Blériot XI]] "Oluj", 1915
  • Refugee transport from Serbia in [[Leibnitz]], [[Styria]], 1914
  • French soldiers making a gas and flame attack on German trenches in Flanders
  • p=?}}
  • Marne]], 1918
  • French bayonet charge during the [[Battle of the Frontiers]]; by the end of August, French casualties exceeded 260,000, including 75,000 dead.
  • German prisoners in a French prison camp during the later part of the war
  • German soldiers on the way to the front in 1914; at this stage, all sides expected the conflict to be a short one.
  • HMS ''Baralong''
  • The Allied Avenue, 1917 painting by [[Childe Hassam]], that depicts [[Manhattan]]'s Fifth Avenue decorated with flags from Allied nations
  • ''Hochseeflotte'']], 1917
  • location=Czech Republic}}</ref>
  • A United States Army recruiting poster shows [[Uncle Sam]] pointing his finger at the viewer to try and persuade them to enlist in the U.S. Army during World War I.
  • [[British Indian Army]] infantry divisions in France; these troops were withdrawn in December 1915, and served in the [[Mesopotamian campaign]].
  • British Indian soldiers]] digging trenches in [[Laventie]], France (1915).
  • Isonzo Offensives 1915-1917]]
  • Italian soldiers in trench, 1918
  • territorial changes in Europe]] after World War{{nbsp}}I (as of 1923)
  • Triple Alliance]] in brown. Only the Triple Alliance was a formal "alliance"; the others listed were informal patterns of support.
  • Military recruitment in [[Melbourne]], [[Australia]], 1914
  • capture of Przemyśl]], the longest siege of the war.
  • Bengalee Regiment]] (Bangali Platoon) in [[Kolkata]], India, who died in the war.
  • url-status=live }}</ref>
  • 1917–1918}}
  • ''U-155'']] exhibited near Tower Bridge in London, after the 1918 Armistice
  • Kaiser Wilhelm II inspecting Turkish troops of the 15th Corps in East Galicia, Austria-Hungary (now Poland). Prince Leopold of Bavaria, the Supreme Commander of the German Army on the Eastern Front, is second from the left.
  • Ottoman troops in Jerusalem
  • A typical village [[war memorial]] to soldiers killed in World War I
  • Congress]] to declare war on Germany, 2 April 1917
  • [[Luftstreitkräfte]] [[Fokker Dr.I]] being inspected by [[Manfred von Richthofen]], also known as the Red Baron.
  • p=104}}
  • "''[[They shall not pass]]"'', a phrase typically associated with the defence of Verdun
  • Romanian troops during the [[Battle of Mărășești]], 1917
  • Sackville Street (now [[O'Connell Street]]) after the 1916 [[Easter Rising]] in [[Dublin]]
  • The Italian [[Redipuglia War Memorial]], which contains the remains of 100,187 soldiers
  • Russian forest trench at the [[Battle of Sarikamish]], 1914–1915
  • Gallipoli Campaign]]
  • isbn= 978-0-306-81213-2}}</ref>
  • Wilhelm II]] on his arrival at [[Constantinople]]
  • Tanks on parade in London at the end of World War I
  • German casualties, the Somme 1916
  • firing squad]] with soldiers from five European countries
  • Poster showing women workers, 1915
  • Cheering crowds in [[London]] and [[Paris]] on the day war was declared.
  • Transporting Ottoman wounded at [[Sirkeci]]
  • Italian troops reach [[Trento]] during the [[Battle of Vittorio Veneto]], 1918. Italy's victory marked the end of the war on the Italian Front and secured the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
  • [[10.5 cm Feldhaubitze 98/09]] and Ottoman artillerymen at Hareira in 1917 before the Southern Palestine offensive
  • 2nd Division]], firing on German entrenched positions during the Meuse-Argonne offensive, 1918
  • Greek prime minister [[Eleftherios Venizelos]] signing the [[Treaty of Sèvres]]
  • British [[Vickers machine gun]], 1917
  • Trotsky]] promised "Peace, Land and Bread" to the impoverished masses
  • The signing of the [[Treaty of Versailles]] in the [[Hall of Mirrors]], Versailles, 28 June 1919, by Sir [[William Orpen]]
  • World empires and colonies around 1914
GLOBAL WAR ORIGINATING IN EUROPE, 1914–1918
WorldWarOne; WWI; WW I; WW1; World war 1; 1st World War; First World War; World War One; The Great War; Great War; World war one; World War 1; First world war; Ww1; I World War; World war I; 1914-1918; The First World War; World war i; WW 1; WW-I Crusade; First Great War; Wwi; 1st World war; WorldWar1; Worldwarone; World War l; World War one; World War Ⅰ; 1914-18 War; 14-18 War; Wolrd War 1; WwI; War World I; World War I crimes; 1914 to 1918; Wwone; W.W. I; War of 14-18; One world war; World War, 1914-1918; W.W.I; W.W.1; Ist world war; WW-I; The great war; Great war; 1914–1918 war; Outbreak of World War I; Outbreak of World War One; WW!; First World World; 1914-1918 war; War crimes during World War I; Economic effects of World War I; First World war; Seminal catastrophe; W.W.I.; 1914–1918; Great Weltkrieg; Interlocking alliances of World War I; Economic impact of World War I; First Imperialist War; Patriotic Funds; The Outbreak of World War I; Economic costs of World War I; Economics of World War I; WorldWarI; First imperialist war; Dubya Dubya 1; Dubya Dubya I; Dubya Dubya One
The First World War or the First War is the war that was fought between 1914 and 1918 in Europe.
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