1 April: Difference between revisions - The Great War 1914-1918

*Herr Dernburg is interviewed by New York Times and justifies sinking of {{SS|Falaba}}.<ref group="~~note~~">Herr Dernburg declared [[Great Britain]] to be the cause of the prolongation of the war, and to have obstructed [[Germany]] in Morocco and Mesopotamia. Suggested freedom of the seas and the retention of [[Belgium]] as a basis on which Germany could make peace; later offered evacuation of Belgium, if England would grant freedom of the seas and liberty for German expansion outside Europe.</ref>

|'''Southern Front'''

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*Scheme for a Dockers' Battalion at Liverpool published.

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|Bulgarian ''Komstodjis'' attack the Serbs at Valandovo.

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==Notes==

|'''Asiatic and Egyptian Theatres'''

|Russians occupy Tsria ([[Transcaucasia]]).

==References==

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|'''Naval and Overseas Operations'''

==Acknowledgements==

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|{{tb}} South African forces occupy [[Hasuur]] (German [[South West Africa]]).

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|{{tb}} British {{SS|Seven Seas}} torpedoed off Beachy Head.

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|'''Political'''

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|{{tb}} Bismarck centenary celebrations.

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|{{tb}} Herr Dernburg is interviewed by New York Times and justifies sinking of {{SS|Falaba}}.<ref group="lower-alpha">Herr Dernburg declared [[Great Britain]] to be the cause of the prolongation of the war, and to have obstructed [[Germany]] in [[Morocco]] and [[Mesopotamia]]. Suggested freedom of the seas and the retention of [[Belgium]] as a basis on which Germany could make peace; later offered evacuation of Belgium, if England would grant freedom of the seas and liberty for German expansion outside Europe.</ref>

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|{{tb}} Scheme for a Dockers' Battalion at Liverpool published.

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<noinclude>{{sources}}

[[Category:Great War events by day|092]]

[[Category:Great War events in April|01]]

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-<noinclude>{{CalendarGW|April|hide31=yes}}{{Date-introtext-GW}}</noinclude>__NOTOC__
+<noinclude>{{Calendar|April|hide31=yes}}{{Date intro}}</noinclude>__NOTOC__
 ==1915 (Thursday)==
+{| class="wikitable timeline"
-*British [[air raid]] on [[Zeebrugge]] and [[Hoboken]].
+|-
-*Germans occupy [[Cloister Hoek]] (near [[Dixmude]]).
+|'''Western Front'''
-*Russian advance checked in western [[Poland]] but make progress in the [[Carpathians]].
+|{{tb}} British [[air raid]] on [[Zeebrugge]] and [[Hoboken]].
-*Bulgarian ''Komstodjis'' attack the Serbs at Valandovo.
-*Russians occupy Tsria ([[Transcaucasia]]).
+|{{tb}} Germans occupy [[Cloister Hoek]] (near [[Dixmude]]).
+|-
-*South African forces occupy [[Hasuur]] (German south-west Africa).
+|'''Eastern Front'''
-*British {{SS|Seven Seas}} torpedoed off Beachy Head.
+|Russian advance checked in western [[Poland]], but make progress in the [[Carpathians]].
-*Bismarck centenary celebrations.
+|-
-*Herr Dernburg is interviewed by New York Times and justifies sinking of {{SS|Falaba}}.<ref group="note">Herr Dernburg declared [[Great Britain]] to be the cause of the prolongation of the war, and to have obstructed [[Germany]] in Morocco and Mesopotamia. Suggested freedom of the seas and the retention of [[Belgium]] as a basis on which Germany could make peace; later offered evacuation of Belgium, if England would grant freedom of the seas and liberty for German expansion outside Europe.</ref>
+|'''Southern Front'''
-*Scheme for a Dockers' Battalion at Liverpool published.
+|Bulgarian ''Komstodjis'' attack the Serbs at Valandovo.
+|-
-==Notes==
+|'''Asiatic and Egyptian Theatres'''
-<references group="note"/>
+|Russians occupy Tsria ([[Transcaucasia]]).
-==References==
+|-
-{{reflist}}
+|'''Naval and Overseas Operations'''
-==Acknowledgements==
+|{{tb}} South African forces occupy [[Hasuur]] (German [[South West Africa]]).
-{{acknowledgements-GW}}
+|{{tb}} British {{SS|Seven Seas}} torpedoed off Beachy Head.
-<noinclude>
+|-
+|'''Political'''
+|{{tb}} Bismarck centenary celebrations.
+|{{tb}} Herr Dernburg is interviewed by New York Times and justifies sinking of {{SS|Falaba}}.<ref group="lower-alpha">Herr Dernburg declared [[Great Britain]] to be the cause of the prolongation of the war, and to have obstructed [[Germany]] in [[Morocco]] and [[Mesopotamia]]. Suggested freedom of the seas and the retention of [[Belgium]] as a basis on which Germany could make peace; later offered evacuation of Belgium, if England would grant freedom of the seas and liberty for German expansion outside Europe.</ref>
+|{{tb}} Scheme for a Dockers' Battalion at Liverpool published.
+|}
+{{notes}}<!--{{refs}}-->
+<noinclude>{{sources}}
 [[Category:Great War events by day|092]]
 [[Category:Great War events in April|01]]
 </noinclude>
+{{timeline styles}}