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==1914==
==[[1914]] (Sunday)==
{| class="wikitable timeline"
===Western Front===
|-
*[[Allies]] recover [[Soissons]] and force the passage of the [[Aisne]] there.
|'''Western Front'''
*[[Amiens]] recovered by the French.
|{{tb}} [[Allies]] recover [[Soissons]] and force the passage of the [[Aisne]] there.
*Germans begin to drive the Belgians back into [[Antwerp]]; Battle along line [[Aerschot]]-[[Malines]].
|{{tb}} [[Amiens]] recovered by the French.
===Eastern Front===
|{{tb}} Germans begin to drive the Belgians back into [[Antwerp]]; Battle along line [[Aerschot]]-[[Malines]].
*[[East Prussia]]: Russians turn on their pursuers and defeat them at [[Sredniki]] near the Niemen.
|-

===Southern Front===
|'''Eastern Front'''
|[[East Prussia]]: Russians turn on their pursuers and defeat them at [[Sredniki]] near the Niemen.
*Serbians and Austrians fighting in both [[Serbia]] and [[Syrmia]].
|-
===Asiatic and Egyptian Theatres===
|'''Southern Front'''
*[[Tsing-tau]]: Japanese capture the railway at Kiao-chau town.
|Serbians and Austrians fighting in both [[Serbia]] and [[Syrmia]].
===Naval and Overseas Operations===
|-
*[[Solomon Islands]]: Australian [[troops]] capture [[Bougainville]].
|'''Asiatic and Egyptian Theatres'''
*The ''[[SMS Hela|Hela]]'', German cruiser, sunk by British submarine ''[[HMS E9|E9]]''.
|[[Tsing-tau]]: Japanese capture the railway at Kiao-chau town.
===Political===
|-
*[[Germany]]: Herr [[von Bethmann-Hollweg]]'s reply to [[Mr. Asquith]]'s Guildhall speech of [[4 September]] published.
|'''Naval and Overseas Operations'''

|{{tb}} [[Solomon Islands]]: Australian [[troops]] capture [[Bougainville]].
==References/notes==
|{{tb}} German cruiser {{SMS|Hela}} is sunk by British submarine {{HMS|E9}}.
{{Gleichen-123}}
|-
{{reflist}}
|'''Political'''
<noinclude>
|[[Germany]]: Herr [[von Bethmann-Hollweg]]'s reply to [[Mr. Asquith]]'s Guildhall speech of [[4 September]] published.
|}
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Latest revision as of 00:12, 8 October 2023

September

Great War events that took place on 13 September.

1914 (Sunday)

Western Front  ▶  Allies recover Soissons and force the passage of the Aisne there.  ▶  Amiens recovered by the French.  ▶  Germans begin to drive the Belgians back into Antwerp; Battle along line Aerschot-Malines.
Eastern Front East Prussia: Russians turn on their pursuers and defeat them at Sredniki near the Niemen.
Southern Front Serbians and Austrians fighting in both Serbia and Syrmia.
Asiatic and Egyptian Theatres Tsing-tau: Japanese capture the railway at Kiao-chau town.
Naval and Overseas Operations  ▶  Solomon Islands: Australian troops capture Bougainville.  ▶  German cruiser SMS Hela is sunk by British submarine HMS E9.
Political Germany: Herr von Bethmann-Hollweg's reply to Mr. Asquith's Guildhall speech of 4 September published.
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