DIARY OF THE WAR
AUGUST, 1915
| Aug 01 – | British recover trenches near Hooge. – Mitau in the Baltic provinces occupied by the Germans. |
| " 03 – | End of first year of the war. |
| " 04 – | Fall of Warsaw. – Italian successes on the Carso. |
| " 05 – | Fall of Ivangorod. |
| " 06 – | New landing of Allies at Anzac Cove in Gallipoli. |
| " 08 – | Russian Naval successes in Gulf if Riga. |
| " 09 – | British success north and west of Hooge. |
| " 10 – | Progress reported in Gallipoli; position at Anzac consolidated, and area held "nearly trebled." |
| " 11 – | Germans advance east of Warsaw. |
| " 12 – | Russian success in Baltic provinces; Germans driven beyond the River Aa. |
| " 14 – | British transport Royal Edward sunk with loss of 1,000 lives. |
| " 15 – | Allies advanced 500 yards at Suvla Bay, Gallipoli. – Germans break Russian line at Bransk. – National Register Day. |
| " 17 – | Fall of Kovno. – Von Mackensen astride Cholen–Brest Litovsk railway. |
| " 18 – | Russian naval victory in Gulf of Riga. |
| " 19 – | Fall of Novo Georgievsk. – British Liner Arabic sunk by submarine. |
| " 20 – | Italy declared war on Turkey. |
| " 21 – | M. Venezelos accepted Greek Premiership. – Cotton declared contraband by British Government. |
| " 22 – | Osovietz occupied by Germans. – French success in the Vosges. |
| " 23 – | Zeebrugge bombarded by Allied Fleet. |
| " 24 – | Germans across the Narew. |
| " 25 – | Fall of Brest-Litovsk. |
| " 27 – | Austro-Germans broke through the Zlota Lipa positions north and south of Brzezany. |
| " 28 – | Further advance at Suvla Bay, Gallipoli. |
| " 29 – | Germans stormed Lipsk and progressed east of Kovno towards Vilna. |
| " 30 – | Russian success on the Strypa in East Galicia, 3,000 prisoners, 30 guns and 24 machine guns captured. |
| " 31 – | Further Russian successes in direction of Luck; over 7,000 prisoners taken. |
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