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The Official History of the New Zealand Rifle Brigade

1918

1918.

  • Jan. 5.—Mr. Lloyd George on War Aims.
  • 20.—"Breslau" sunk. "Goeben" damaged.
  • Feb. 1.—Germany recognized Ukraine.
  • 9.—First Brest Treaty Signed.
  • 16.—General Wilson Chief of Staff.
  • 18.—German invasion of Russia.
  • 21.—British capture Jericho.
  • 24.—Turks recovered Trebizond.
  • 25.—Germans at Reval.
  • Mar. 3.—Second Brest Treaty.
  • 7.—German peace with Finland.
  • 11.—Turks recovered Erzrum.
  • 13.—Germans at Odessa.
  • 14.—Brest Treaty ratified at Moscow.
  • 21.—German offensive in the West.
  • 24.—Bapaume and Peronne lost.
  • April 5.—Allied landing at Vladivostock.
  • 9.—New Military Service Bill.
  • 11.—Armentieres lost.
  • 13.—Turks occupied Batum.
  • 14.—General Foch, Allied Generalissimo.
  • 15.—Bailleul lost.
  • 18.—Lord Milner War Secretary.
  • 22.—Naval Raid on Zeebrugge and Ostend.
  • 26.—Kemmel Hill lost.
  • 27.—Turks occupied Kars.page 586
  • April 30.—Germans at Viborg.
  • May 1.—Germans at Sebastopol.
  • 9.—Second Raid on Ostend.
  • 27.—Second German Offensive.
  • 29.—Soissons lost. Rheims held.
  • 31.—Germans reached Marne.
  • June 1.—Attacks towards Paris held.
  • 9.—New German Assault.
  • 15.—Austrian Offensive in Italy.
  • 23.—Great Austrian Defeat.
  • July 2.—1,000.000 Americans shipped to France.
  • 15.—Third German Offensive.
  • Second Marne Battle begun.
  • 16.—Ex-Tsar shot at Ekaterinburg.
  • 18.—General Foch's Counter-attack.
  • 20.—Germans recrossed the Marne.
  • Aug. 2.—Soissons recovered.
  • 8.—British attack at Amiens.
  • 29.—Bapaume and Noyon regained.
  • Sept. 1.—Peronne recovered.
  • 2.—Drocourt-Queant line breached.
  • 12.—American attack at St. Mihiel.
  • 15.—Austrian Peace Note.
  • 17.—New Macedonian offensive.
  • 19.—British advance in Palestine.
  • 25.—Bulgaria proposed armistice.
  • 27.—Hindenburg Line broken.
  • 29.—Bulgaria surrendered.
  • 30.—Fall of Damascus.
  • Chancellor Hertling resigns.
  • Oct. 1.—St. Quentin regained.
  • 4.—Abdication of King Ferdinand.
  • 9.—Cambrai regained.
  • 10.—British took Le Cateau.
  • 13.—French recovered Laon.
  • 14.—British troops at Irtkutsk.
  • 15.—British in Homs.
  • 17.—Ostend. Lille. Douni, regained.
  • 19.—Bruges reoccpied.
  • 20.—Belgian Coast clear.
  • 25.—Ludendorff resigned.
  • 26.—Aleppo fell to the Allies.
  • 27.—Austria sued for Peace.
  • 28.—Italians crossed Piave.
  • 29.—Serbians reached the Danube.
  • 30.—Turkey granted Armistice.
  • Nov. 1.—Versailles Conference opened.page 587
  • Nov. 2.—British at Valenciennes.
  • 3.—Austrian Surrender. Kiel Mutiny.
  • 4.—Versailles Armistice Agreement.
  • 5.—Full Powers for Marshal Foch.
  • President Wilson's Last Note to Germany.
  • 6.—Americans reached Sedan.
  • 7.—Bavarian Republic Proclaimed.
  • 9.—Foch received German Envoys.
  • Abdication of the Kaiser.
  • Chancellor Prince Max resigned.
  • Berlin Revolution.
  • 10.—Kaiser's flight to Holland.
  • British at Mons.
  • 11.—Armistice Terms Accepted.