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In the Trenches History 104 / March 29, 2013

In the Trenches History 104 / March 29, 2013. The crowd in Munich, Aug. 1, 1914. Hitler in 1914 – and in the German army. London: a crowd a Buckingham Palace, Aug. 4, 1914. The Kaiser addresses the German people, Aug. 4, 1914. Trenches from the North Sea down to Switzerland.

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In the Trenches History 104 / March 29, 2013

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  1. In the TrenchesHistory 104 / March 29, 2013

  2. The crowdin Munich,Aug. 1, 1914

  3. Hitler in 1914– and in the German army

  4. London: a crowd a Buckingham Palace, Aug. 4, 1914

  5. The Kaiser addresses the German people, Aug. 4, 1914

  6. Trenches from the North Sea down to Switzerland

  7. An “ideal” trench system

  8. A trench system seen from the air

  9. Preparing an offensive: artillery in action

  10. Trenches poundedby artillery

  11. Launching an offensive: over the top…

  12. Machine-gunners – ready for anything

  13. Krupp’s “Big Bertha”

  14. Bigger and bigger artillery:Germany’s “Paris gun” (left)France’s rail cannon (below)

  15. Soldiers killed by mustard gas

  16. Fomenting revolution:T. E. Lawrence stirs up trouble in Arabia

  17. Fomenting revolution:Germany returnsLenin to Russia

  18. Attacking supply ships

  19. German poster:“donate to the submarine campaign”

  20. A “Hindenburg column”in Germany

  21. Hindenburg and Ludendorff:Quasi-dictators in Germany, 1916-1918

  22. Peace between Germany and Russia:the Treat of Brest-Litovsk(March 1918)

  23. The war in motion:British and German tankson the Western Front

  24. The Ludendorff Offensive:Germany advances (March 1918)and retreats (September 1918)

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