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Western Front	▶ The Aisne: Reims again bombarded.	▶ Battle of Albert begun by the Germans to prevent encirclement.	▶ Noyon and Lassigny taken from the French.	▶ Camp des Romains and St. Mihiel on the Meuse taken by the Germans.
Eastern Front	East Prussian Frontier: Russians driven across the Niemen river, which they proceed to defend.
Political	▶ Paul von Hindenburg placed in command of combined Austro-German offensive in Poland and Galicia.	▶ Great Britain: H. H. Asquith's Dublin speech: appeal to volunteers.

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-==1914==
+==[[1914]] (Friday)==
+{| class="wikitable timeline"
-===Western Front===
+|-
-*[[The Aisne]]: [[Reims]] again bombarded.
+|'''Western Front'''
-*[[Battle of Albert]] begun by the Germans to prevent encirclement.
+|{{tb}} The Aisne: [[Reims]] again [[bombarded]].
-*[[Noyon]] and [[Lassigny]] taken from the French.
+|{{tb}} [[Battle of Albert]] begun by the Germans to prevent encirclement.
-*[[Camp des Romains]] and [[St. Mihiel]] on the [[Meuse]] taken by the Germans.
+|{{tb}} [[Noyon]] and [[Lassigny]] taken from the French.
-===Eastern Front===
+|{{tb}} [[Camp des Romains]] and [[St. Mihiel]] on the [[Meuse]] taken by the Germans.
-*East Prussian Frontier: Russians driven across the [[Niemen]], which they proceed to defend.
+|-
-===Political===
+|'''Eastern Front'''
-*[[Paul von Hindenburg]] placed in command of combined Austro-German offensive in [[Poland]] and [[Galicia]].
+|East Prussian Frontier: Russians driven across the [[Niemen]] river, which they proceed to defend.
-*[[Great Britain]]: [[Mr. Asquith]]'s Dublin speech: appeal to volunteers.
+|-
+|'''Political'''
-==References/notes==
+|{{tb}} [[Paul von Hindenburg]] placed in command of combined Austro-German offensive in [[Poland]] and [[Galicia]].
-{{Gleichen-123}}
+|{{tb}} [[Great Britain]]: [[H. H. Asquith]]'s Dublin speech: appeal to volunteers.
-{{reflist}}
+|}
+<!--{{notes}}{{refs}}-->
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+{{sources}}
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