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Line 1: <noinclude>{{~~CalendarGW~~Calendar\|September\|hide31=yes}}{{Date~~-introtext-GW~~ intro}}</noinclude>__NOTOC__ ==[[1914]] (Tuesday)== {\| class="wikitable timeline" ===Western Front===▼ \|- [[Battle of the Albert]]: ends in repulse of the Germans.▼ ▲~~===~~\|'''Western Front~~===~~''' [[Antwerp]]: Fort Wavre St. Catherine silenced.▼ ▲[[\|{{tb}} Battle of the Albert~~]]:~~ ends in repulse of the Germans. The French lose [[Lassigny]].▼ ▲\|{{tb}} [[Antwerp]]: Fort Wavre St. Catherine silenced. ▲\|{{tb}}The French lose [[Lassigny]]. ===Eastern Front===▼ \|- East Prussian Frontier: The Germans withdraw from [[Niemen]] and raise the siege of [[Osovyets]].▼ ▲~~===~~\|'''Eastern Front~~===~~''' ===Asiatic and Egyptian Theatres===▼ ▲\|East Prussian Frontier: The Germans withdraw from [[Niemen]] and raise the siege of [[Osovyets]]. Japanese bombard [[Tsing-tau]].▼ \|- ===Naval and Overseas Operations===▼ ▲~~===~~\|'''Asiatic and Egyptian Theatres~~===~~''' {{SMS\|Emden}}: Second haul of captures announced (see [[10 September]]).▼ ▲\|Japanese bombard [[Tsing-tau]]. ===Political===▼ \|- [[Great Britain]]:East Coast ports closed to foreign trawlers.▼ ▲~~===~~\|'''Naval and Overseas Operations~~===~~''' [[David Lloyd George]], Chancellor of the Exchequer, [[Great Speeches of the War/Lloyd George (2)\|delivers speech]] before a great meeting of the Welsh National Conference held at Cardiff.<ref>{{gsw}}</ref>▼ ▲\|{{SMS\|Emden}}: Second haul of captures announced (see [[10 September]]). \|- ~~==References/notes==~~ ▲~~===~~\|'''Political~~===~~''' ~~{{Gleichen-123}}~~ ▲\|{{tb}} [[Great Britain]]: East Coast ports closed to foreign trawlers. ~~{{reflist}}~~ ▲\|{{tb}} [[David Lloyd George]], Chancellor of the Exchequer, [[Great Speeches of the War/Lloyd George (2)\|delivers speech]] before a great meeting of the Welsh National Conference held at Cardiff.<ref>{{gsw}}</ref> <noinclude>▼ \|} <!--{{notes}}-->{{refs}} ▲<noinclude>{{sources}} [[Category:Great War events by day\|273]] [[Category:Great War events in September\|29]] </noinclude> {{timeline styles}}