Cyle Hirschfeld.  Franz Ferdinand  The Archduke of Austria  His assassination sparked WW1.

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Cyle Hirschfeld

 Franz Ferdinand  The Archduke of Austria  His assassination sparked WW1

 Kaiser Wilhelm II  Last German Emperor  King of Prussia

 Woodrow Wilson  28 th President of the United States  14 Points  League of Nations

 David Lloyd George  British Prime Minister ( )  Helped initiate German conditions of surrender

 Raymond Poincaire  French President during WW1  Outlined conditions of German surrender

 July Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia  Battle of the Marne ( September )  1917  April: U.S enters  November: Russia Exits

 Trench warfare was brutal  Very little ground was gained on either side of the war  New inventions like the machine gun and mustard gas increased death tolls enormously  <img alt="vintage photo" src="graphics/nw_russian_booty_01_th.png" class="float-left" width="76" height="72">

 Allies (Entente)-  United Kingdom, France, Russia (U.S 1917)  Belgium, Serbia, Greece, Italy, Japan, Romania

 Axis Powers  Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire

 Note from Germany to Mexico asking for U.S invasion  Discovered by U.S  Prompted U.S entry into WW1

 16,543,185 total dead  21,000,000 wounded  U.S  117,000 deaths  210,000 wounded

 Germany  2,476,000 dead, 4,247,000 wounded - United Kingdom - 885,000 dead, 1,663,000 wounded - France - 1,397,000 dead, 4,266,000 wounded

 at 11:00 A.M  German surrender unconditionally  Germans figure to have equal terms  This does not happen for the Germans

 28 th of June 1919  Six months after Armistice  Allied Nations (France and U.K) Demand German reparations  Germany in debt, finally fully paid off in 2010

 Flu epidemic (Spanish Influenza) kills 21,000,000 more from  Nations Dissolved  Ottoman Empire  Austria-Hungary

 Aftermathww1.com  Ww1gallery.com/people  Ww1.net