10 March: Difference between revisions

*Battle of [[Neuve Chapelle]] begins<ref group="note">The British first took the offensive at Neuve Chapelle on this day in 1915. Neuve Chapelle was taken on the first day, l'Epinette on the second, counter attacks beaten off on the third, and [[Aubers]] reached. Prisoners amounted to 1,400; total enemy loss estimated at nearly 10,000.</ref> (see [[13 March]]).▼

*Russians repulse renewed German attacks on the [[Niemen (river)|River Niemen]] and west of [[Grodno]].▼

*[[Dardanelles]]: Renewed [[bombardment]].▼

*German armed auxiliary cruiser {{SS|Prinz Eitel Friedrich}} puts into Newport News ([[USA]]) for repairs.<ref group="note">German armed liner {{SMS|Prinz Eitel Friedrich}}, which had sunk various ships, including the ''William P. Frye'' ([[28 January]], 1915), arrived at Newport News, USA, on this day in 1915 for repairs. The question of interning the vessel was raised, but as a result of negotiations, [[germany]] apologised and paid compensation for the sinking of the ''William P. Frye''. The German ship was, however, not repaired within the time permitted by international law, and was interned on [[8 April]].</ref>▼

*[[Greece]]: Gounaris ministry sworn in.<ref group="note">Gounaris cabinet included: M. Gounaris, Prime Minister and Minister of War; M. Zographos, Foreign Affairs; M. Protopapdakis, Finance; M. Stratos, M. Tsaldaris, etc.</ref>▼

*Further report on German treatment of civilians in occupied territory issued by the French Government.▼

*A new Note on the Anglo-French naval blockade presented by the [[United States]].▼

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