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MILITARY COALITION IN WORLD WAR I
Central powers; Central Power; Central Nations; Mittelmächte; Quadruple Alliance (1915-1918); Austro-German; Central Powers of World War I
  • Austro-Hungarian soldiers marching up [[Mount Zion]] in [[Jerusalem]] in the Ottoman Empire, during the Middle Eastern campaign
  • Bulgarian soldiers firing at incoming aircraft
  • Kaiser Wilhelm II visiting the Turkish cruiser ''Yavuz Sultan Selim'' during his stay in [[Istanbul]] in October 1917 as a guest of Sultan [[Mehmed V]]
  • German cavalry entering [[Warsaw]] in 1915
  • Europe in 1914
  • German-occupied France]]
  • German soldiers on the battlefield in August 1914 on the Western Front, shortly after the outbreak of war
  • Ethiopia]] until 1916 pictured in his Ottoman-style turban
  • Austro-Hungarian soldiers in a trench on the Italian front
  • Ottoman soldiers in military preparations for an assault on the [[Suez Canal]] in 1914
  • Seydlitz}} heavily damaged after the [[Battle of Jutland]]
  • Poster for a 1916 [[charity bazaar]] raising funds for widows and orphans of the Central Power states.
  • Proportions of Central Powers' fatalities
  • border=silver}} Neutral countries}}

Central Powers         
Zentralmächte, Länderkoalition die gegen die Alliierten im Ersten Weltkrieg kämpfte (bestand aus Deutschland, Österreich-Ungarn, Bulgarien und Türkei)
grand central station         
  • Centennial celebration performance, 2013
  • The ''[[20th Century Limited]]'' at Grand Central Terminal, c. 1952
  • alt=Railway transportation
  • Newsstand in the Biltmore Room, 2017
  • 1913 map showing the space beneath Carey's barbershop
  • View of the station house looking northwest; the Main Concourse roof is visible in the building's center
  • Central Cellars interior; the theater projection window is at the top left
  • Baggage car mistakenly identified as [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]'s personal car, on display at the [[Danbury Railway Museum]]
  • M42 basement]]
  • GEM]] electric vehicles for patrol
  • Frieze displaying the terminal's original logo
  • MTA Police and lost-and-found offices
  • The Vanderbilt Tennis Club's court
  • Balloon loop visible behind Track 42
  • The south facade features a set of three arched windows, with the ''Glory of Commerce'' sculpture at the top-center and the Vanderbilt statue at the bottom-center.
  • A guided tour outside the terminal, 2022
  • ''Glory of Commerce'', a sculptural group by [[Jules-Félix Coutan]]
  • 45th Street cross-passage
  • Grand Central Depot
  • Grand Central Post Office Annex]] in 1988
  • Grand Central Station, c. 1902
  • Cutaway drawing from 1939, illustrating the use of ramps, express and suburban tracks, and the viaduct
  • The [[MetLife Building]] was completed in 1963 above part of Grand Central Terminal.
  • alt=Logo of Grand Central Terminal, with interlocking letters "G", "C", and "T"
  • Terminal and baggage building construction c. 1912
  • Floor plan of the Dining Level
  • The fire brigade's [[Taylor-Dunn]] personnel carrier and rescue truck
  • Hospital room in the terminal, 1915
  • Floor plan of the main level of the terminal
  • Proposal of the associated architects of Grand Central during its construction, 1905
  • alt=Wide interior corridor with a vaulted ceiling
  • The [[Helmsley Building]], in front of the [[MetLife Building]], was built as part of Terminal City, a commercial and office district created above the tracks
  • Morning pedestrian traffic in the Main Concourse
  • Colorama]], the illuminated clock, and two banks
  • Governor [[Kathy Hochul]] and MTA Chair [[Janno Lieber]] at the opening of [[Grand Central Madison]], 2023
  • The Oyster Bar ramps shown c. 1913. They were completely restored in 1998 with one change {{ndash}} lower walls on the pedestrian overpass.
  • ''Saturday Night Live'' stage replica at a [[Museum of Broadcast Communications]] exhibition, 2018
  • View of the Shuttle Passage facing the subway station entrance; the ramp at right leads to street level
  • The viaduct as it approaches and wraps around Grand Central, 1944
  • Incline between concourses, showing the [[whispering gallery]] outside the Oyster Bar
RAILWAY TERMINAL IN NEW YORK CITY
Grand Central Station; Omega Board; Grand Central Terminal (New York); Grand Central Station (New York); Grand Central Terminal (Metro-North station); Grand cental station; New York Grand Central Terminal; Grand Central Station, New York; Grand Central Station (New York City); Vanderbilt Hall; Grand central stn; Grand Central (Metro-North station); Madison Yard; Grand Central station; Grand Central station (Amtrak); Grand Central station (Metro-North); Grand Central station (New York); New York (GC Terminal) (Amtrak station); New York–Grand Central (Amtrak station); New York-Grand Central (Amtrak station); New York–Grand Central station (Penn Central); New York-Grand Central station (Penn Central); New York Grand Central station; Grand Central Terminal clock; Grand Central North; New York station (Grand Central Terminal); Vanderbilt Tennis Club
(Slang) betriebshafter Ort, menschenreicher Ort
Central Standard Time         
TIME ZONE IN NORTH AMERICA
Central time zone; CST6CDT; Central Daylight Time Zone; Central daylight time; Central standard time; Central Standard Time (USA); Central Standard Time Zone; Central Standard Time (North America); Central Daylight time; Central Time zone; Central Standard Time; North American Central Time Zone; Central Daylight Time (North America); Central Daylight Time; Central Time Zone (America); Heure Normale du Centre; Heure Avancée du Centre; Central Time Zone (North Americas); Central Time Zone (Americas); U.S. Central Time; Central U.S. Time; Central Time Zone (North America); Central Standard time; Time in Arkansas; Time in Mississippi; Time in Missouri; CT (time); CT time; CDT (time); CDT time; Time in Wisconsin; Time in Oklahoma; Time in Minnesota; Time in Louisiana; Time in Iowa; Time in Illinois
Zentral Standardzeit, CST, eine der Zeitzonen in den USA (6 Stunden hinter der Greenwich Zeit)

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·add. ·noun A triple alliance; specif., the alliance of Germany, Austria, and Italy, formed in 1882.
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Central Powers

The Central Powers, also known as the Central Empires, was one of the two main coalitions that fought in World War I (1914–1918). It consisted of the German Empire, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and the Kingdom of Bulgaria and was also known as the Quadruple Alliance.

The Central Powers' origin was the alliance of Germany and Austria-Hungary in 1879. Despite having nominally joined the Triple Alliance before, Italy did not take part in World War I on the side of the Central Powers. The Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria did not join until after World War I had begun. The Central Powers faced and were defeated by the Allied Powers that had formed around the Triple Entente.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central Powers
Примеры употребления для Central Powers
1. The treaty, as with others signed with Germany and Austria, were imposed on the Central Powers.
2. As World War I raged between the Allied and Central Powers, Britain decided to capture the Land of Israel and Syria to threaten the Turkish rear.
3. In 1'16, the United States was officially neutral but supported the Allies, led by Britain, against the Central Powers – Germany, Austria–Hungary and Turkey.
4. His suggestion of a six–month armistice was brusquely rejected, but on Dec. 15, a four–week armistice was agreed by the central powers and Soviet Russia.
5. Apart from that, the first world war started in 1'14 and ended in 1'18, lasting only for 4 years, and claiming 37 million lives amongst the Allied and Central powers (excluding other parts of the world). The second world war was fought between 1'3' and 1'45, lasting for 6 years, and led to death of 61 million people (including 6 million Jews, 6 million Polish, 7 Million Germans, and 25 million Russians – which bore the highest number of of fatalities in that war). The American Civil war took 5 years from 1861 to 1865, and resulted in death of '70,000 Americans (or 3% of the population at the time) of which 620,000 were soldiers.
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