23th November 1915
The battle of Ctesiphon between allied and Turkish forces has entered its second day of fighting. Soldiers have been fighting along the Tigris River in Mesopotamia for over 24 hours now.
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Monday, 23 November 2015
Friday, 24 April 2015
Life AT War - Day by Day
24th April 1915
It has been reported that the German army has been firing Chloroform gas in Ieper.
A large massacre of Armenian people by Turkish soldiers has begun.
The large massacre that took place would later be called Armenian Martyrs Day.
It has been reported that the German army has been firing Chloroform gas in Ieper.
A large massacre of Armenian people by Turkish soldiers has begun.
The large massacre that took place would later be called Armenian Martyrs Day.
Tuesday, 14 April 2015
Life AT War - Day by Day
14th April 1915
The Dutch merchant navy have reported that their ship Katwijk has been sunk by a German torpedo. Turkish forces have invaded Armenia.
The Dutch merchant navy have reported that their ship Katwijk has been sunk by a German torpedo. Turkish forces have invaded Armenia.
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Tuesday, 3 February 2015
Friday, 9 January 2015
Life AT War - Day by Day
28th December 1914
Turkish soldiers are repulsed by Russian troops after fighting in Armenia for the last few weeks.
Turkish soldiers are repulsed by Russian troops after fighting in Armenia for the last few weeks.
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Wednesday, 29 October 2014
Sunday, 5 October 2014
Life AT War - Day to Day
4th October 1914
A fleet of French and English ships have bombed Turkish forts.
A fleet of French and English ships have bombed Turkish forts.
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