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Latest revision as of 00:13, 8 October 2023

November

Great War events that took place on 16 November.

1914 (Monday)

Western Front  ▶  Rains and floods put a term to the struggles on the Yser: Fighting dies down round Ypres.  ▶  Germans fail to cross the Aisne at Vailly.
Eastern Front Poland: Russian rearguards defeated at Vlotslavek and Kutno.
Naval and Overseas Operations SS Berlin (1908), German auxiliary cruiser, interned at Trondhjem.
Political  ▶  Turkey: Sultan at German instigation, proclaims the "Holy War." [a]  ▶  Great Britain: H. H. Asquith moves War Credit for £225,000,000.

Notes

  1. "Jihad" proclaimed with much pomp at Constantinople by the Sheik-ul-Islam, under German influence. Kaiser represented as convert to Islam. Muslim subjects of France, Russia and Great Britain alleged to be ripe for revolt.
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