Lice caused Typhus and Trench Fever during World War I. More than 3 million people were killed only in Europe during WW1 due to Typhus. more

The purpose of propaganda in war is always the same things.  On the home-front the purpose is .. 1. To convince the people of the justice of... more

The allies formed the League of Nation after World War 1. The basic aim of the League of Nation was to maintain the balance of power throughout the world... more

According to my information on History, United States was the main player of WW1, so I would say it was the dictator of the WW1. He was the main player... more

That’s true, it did affect the culture, and there are many reasons to it. Besides equally there are other countries were more over affected by the causes... more

Australia entered the WW1 in the year 1914 as a British Allie. The Australian troops fought mainly in Middle east until the year 1916. The losses suffered... more

The two main reasons of dictatorship after the World War 1 were deliberately, first of all peace treaty and secondly continuous lacking of strong leader... more

Wilson the president of USA wanted to join the war but he knew that the public of USA disliked if USA took part in the war. When he again won... more

The main reasons for the German defeat were: - It faced with British blockade, - There was a fierce resistance from the British and French Armies, ... more

Following were the main battles of WW1: - Battle of Kolubara - Battle of the Frontiers - Battle of Tannenberg - Battle of the Marne - Battle of... more

By gas bombing means the chlorine gas bombs that the Germans dropped on allied trenches. more

Flies carried dysentery and lice caused trench fever, which could make a person ill for months. more

Gas masks were made in order to avoid the poisonous gas. The mask gave protection by being dipped in anti-gas chemical. more

Yes, there were flies in the trenches of World War 1. During that time 1917-1918 there was a worldwide flu pandemic, which killed millions worldwide, I... more

It was a cheese sandwich with lettuce, tomato & mustard. He was a vegetarian. more

War historically took away the men. With WWI Many men not only left for war but many never came back. The country during these times needed to turn to... more

Maybe you can't find anything because it didn't happen. Of course it depends on which side of the fence you're talking about. The allies didn't lose... more

This question has such an obvious answer. The soldiers went to their home towns during their leave in World War 1. They visited their friends and family... more

The U.S. Navy had relied heavily on its air units to win the war. Someone had to lead the Navy and the strongest marine leaders did with courage and bravery.... more

There are some websites that are providing information about burnt files in history so you can check this website to get some details and information about... more

The major consequence of WW I was WW II. Second there was rise of centrism, militarism and some dominant countries. The war caused the breakdown of 4 empires... more

Following four hours' weaponry grounding, the seven American separations in the face column higher at 5 A.M. on September 12, help by an incomplete figure... more

The Germans' Aisne disgusting, which started on May 27, had higher quickly in the direction of the River Marne and Paris, and the partners countenanced... more

Military strategy at the beginning of World War One had advanced very little since the Napoleonic Wars. Cavalry was , in 1914, still considered the most... more

When the First World War broke out and Britain was first involved, there was no system of transcription in place. Events had moved rapidly and Britain... more

The immediate cause was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. But how could one assassination had such far-reaching consequences because the victim... more

World War I also known as the First World War, the Great War and “The War to End All Wars”, was basically a military conflict which occurred mostly... more