DIARY OF THE WAR
JULY, 1915
| Jul 01 – | Leyland Liner Armenia sunk by submarine off Cornish Coast. |
| " 02 – | Crown Prince's army repulsed in the Argonne. – Commander Max K. Horton torpedoed German battleship Pommern in Baltic. |
| " 03 – | Lord Fisher appointed chairman of the Inventions Board. |
| " 06 – | Long dispatch from Sir Ian Hamilton published. |
| " 08 – | Sir Robert Borden, Canadian Prime Minister, arrived in England. |
| " 09 – | Governor Sietz surrendered to General Botha all the German forces in South West Africa. – Lord Kitchener spoke at the Guildhall. |
| " 10 – | Germany's reply to the United States in regard to the sinking of the Lusitania published. |
| " 12 – | The Admiralty reported the destruction of the Königsberg in the Rufigi river. |
| " 13 – | Welsh Coal strike proclaimed. – War Loan reported to have realised £570,000,000. |
| " 14 – | Sir Robert Borden attended meeting of Cabinet. – Great German thrust for Warsaw. |
| " 15 – | 200,000 miners out on strike in South Wales. |
| " 16 – | German offensive reported towards Riga. |
| " 18 – | Roumania bars the passage of war material for Turkey. |
| " 21 – | Coal strike ended in South Wales. |
| " 24 – | New United States Note to Germany issued. – Turks defeated near Bassara in Persian Gulf. |
| " 25 – | Germans crossed the Narew at Paltusk. |
| " 27 – | Further advance of Italians reported near the Isonzo. – Total British casualties reported 330,995. |
| " 29 – | British submarine sank a German destroyer in the North Sea. |
| " 30 – | Germans used "flame projectors" near Hooge and penetrated British first line of trenches. – The Pope issued an address on Peace. |
| " 31 – | Leyland Liner Iberian torpedoed. |
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