
Military Atlas of the First World War
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- Cover
- Half Title
- Title
- Copyright
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Bibliographical Note
- Contents
- THE PRE-WAR SITUATION
- Introduction
- Main reasons why the five major powers went to war in 1914
- The two European rival armed camps pre-1914
- A basic appraisal of the main contestants
- The European cauldron prior to hostilities
- World empires of Britain, France and Germany 1914
- Crises in North Africa and the Balkans 1905-1912
- The First Balkan War 1912-1913
- The Second Balkan War 1913
- The 'spark'-the assassination of Franz Ferdinand 28 June 1914
- Europe' s plunge to disaster in the summer of 1914
- WAR ON THE WESTERN FRONT IN 1914
- Introduction
- The Western Front in August 1914
- The Western Front in outline 1914-1918
- The East European War Fronts in August 1914
- The Eastern Front in outline 1914-1918
- Germany's pre-war nightmare
- Germany's mobility 1914
- German military plans 1905-1914
- Actual German advance 17 August-5 September 1914
- War plans of Germany, Austria-Hungary, Russia and Serbia 1914
- French pre-war military plans 1914
- Western Front fortifications August 1914
- Fortifications of Liege and Namur
- Defences of Antwerp
- Army concentrations on the Western Front August 1914
- Concentrations of opposing armies in Eastern Europe and the Balkans 1914
- Three important guns in 1914
- Rival infantry divisional organisations in 1914
- Rival cavalry divisional organisations in 1914
- The German invasion of Belgium AUgllSt 1914
- The German advance on Liege 5-6 August 1914
- The reduction of the Liege forts 8-16 August 1914
- The bombardment ofNamur 21-25 August 1914
- Operations at Charleroi 21-23 August 1914
- The frontier battles in Lorraine 10-28 August 1914
- The situation in Alsace 20 August 1914
- The battle of Mons 23 August 1914
- The British retreat from Mons 23 August-5 September 1914
- The allied retirement 23 August-6 September 1914
- The battle of Le Cateau 26 August 1914
- The battle of Guise-St Quentin 29 August 1914
- The fate of the French and BeIgian fortresses August-October 1914
- Joffre's counter-offensive plans August-September 1914
- The first battle of the Marne 5-10 September 1914
- Operations along the Aisne line September 1914
- Belgian sorties from Antwerp August-September 1914
- Bombardment of the Antwerp forts 28 September-9 October 1914
- The German victory at Antwerp 26·September-9 October 1914
- The Allied withdrawal to the Yser-Lys position 9-15 October 1914
- Defence of the Channel Ports Autumn 1914
- Battle ofthe Yser 16-30 October 1914
- The battle of La Bassee 16 October-2 November 1914
- The Britisn advance at Armentieres-Ypres 16-18 October 1914
- The battle of Armentieres 19 October-2 November 1914
- The first battle of Ypres
- The military situation in Flanders 10 November 1914
- Small detonators: big explosions
- WAR ON THE EASTERN FRONT IN 1914
- Introduction
- The pre-battle situation in the North
- The Russian steamroller in action at Gumbinnen 20 August 1914
- The battle of Tannenberg 26-30 August 1914
- Battle of the Masurian Lakes September 1914
- Serbia in travail and triumph 1914
- The pre-battle situation on the Galician Front
- The confiicting plans: the northern clash
- Lemberg-Przemsyl operations
- The discordant views of Conrad and Moltke
- The Russian advance 17 October-l0 November 1914
- The battle of Lodz 18-25 September 1914
- THE EUROPEAN MILITARY SITUATION 30 NOVEMBER 1914
- THE GALLIPOLI CAMPAIGN
- Introduction
- Turkish defences at the Dardanelles 1915
- The first naval bombardment ofthe Dardanelles 19 February 1915
- Second naval bombardment ofthe Dardanelles 25 February 1915
- Operations inside the Dardanelles Channel 26 F ebruary-16 March
- The Allied failure to force the Dardanelles Passage 18 March 1915
- Rival dispositions in the Middle East April 1915
- Turkish dispositions at the Dardanelles 24 April 1915
- The Allied plan for assaulting the Gallipoli peninsula April 1915
- The Allied landings on the Gallipoli peninsula 25 April 1915
- The Allied advance on the Helles Front 28 April-4 June 1915
- Fresh British landings 1915
- Gallipoli: opposing trenches on the Suvla and ANZAC Fronts December 1915
- Gallipoli: opposing trenches on the Helles Front January 1916
- The evacuation of the Suvla and ANZAC positions
- The evacuation of the Helles position
- THE WAR IN 1915
- Introduction
- German cartographic propaganda
- 'Joffre's wall' Winter 1914-1915
- The static Western Front 1915
- The mobile Eastern Front 1915
- The battle ofNeuve Chapelle 10-12 March 1915
- 'Second Ypres' April-May 1915
- Artois: December 1914-0ctober 1915
- Champagne: September 1915
- The Battle of Loos 25 September 1915
- THE WAR IN 1916
- Introduction
- The Verdun 'mincing machine' 21 February-16 December 1916
- The opening phase 21-25 February 1916
- West ofthe Meuse 6 March-l0 Apri11916
- Fort Douamont and Fort Vaux
- Battle of the Somme
- The French recovery at Verdun October-December 1916
- The Austro-German-Bulgarian combined assault upon Serbia October 1915
- The Brusilov offensive J une-October 1916
- The Rumanian Campaign 1916
- Operations in Caucasia 1914-1916
- THE WAR IN 1917
- Introduction
- Nivelle's plan for victory in 1917
- The German withdrawal February-April 1917
- 'Second Aisne'
- The battle of Moronvilliers 17 April-20 May 1917
- The battle of Arras 1917
- The Canadian success at Vimy Ridge 9-12 April 1917
- Siege operations at Messines June 1917
- British plans for 'Wipers Three' 1917
- 'Third Ypres' (Passchendaele) July-November 1917
- The British tank-spearheaded offensive at Cambrai 1917
- Trench warfare: a typical section of front south-east of Arras February 1917
- Russia's final effort in 1917
- Turbulent Russia 1917-1918
- The treaty of Brest-Litovsk 1918
- THE WAR IN 1918
- Introduction
- The German offensives 21 March-17 July 1918
- The Allied offensives 18 July-l1 November 1918
- The German advance and the British retreat March-April 1918
- The bombardment of Paris by German long-range artillery 23 March-9 August 1918
- Germany's last bid for the Channel ports 9-30 April 1918
- Paris in peril: Foch's counterstroke
- The American expeditionary force in Europe 1918
- American infantry divisional organisation 1918
- The 'black day ofthe German army' 8 August 1918
- The creation of the German salient at St Mihiel September 1914
- The eradication of the German salient at St Mihiel 12-13 September 1918
- Prelude to victory: the Western Front on 25 September 1918
- The Meuse-Argonne battle: American First Army offensive 26-30 September 1918
- The liberation of the Belgian coast 28 September-25 October 1918
- Finale on the Western Front 8 August-l1 November 1918
- THE PERIPHERAL CAMPAIGNS
- Introduction
- The Italian Front 1915-1918
- The Salonika Front 1915-1918
- Balkanfinale 11 November 1918
- The campaign in Mesopotamia 1914-1918
- The Middle East: a panoramic view
- Egypt, Palestine and the Arab revolt
- United States' involvement in Mexico and the Caribbean 1914-1919
- South America 1914-1918
- The war in Africa 1914-1918
- WEAPONS
- Introduction
- Twelve important artillery weapons 1914-1918
- Six important machine guns 1914-1918
- Four important tanks 1916-1918
- Nine important rifles 1914-1918
- Twenty trench weapons and munitions
- Eight important pistols and revolvers 1914-1918
- Five important anti-aircraft guns
- THE WAR AT SEA
- Introduction
- The pursuit and escape of SMS Goeben and Breslau August 1914
- The voyage ofvon Spee's Pacific Squadron August-November 1914
- The final cruise of SMS Emden August-November 1914
- The battle of Coronel 1 November 1914
- The battle of the Falkland Islands 8 December 1914
- The battle of Heligoland Bight 28 August 1914
- Submarine warfare in 1914
- The battle of Dogger Bank 24 January 1915
- The successful Allied submarine campaign at the time of the Gallipoli expedition May-December 1915
- British battleship losses during the Gallipoli Campaign May 1915
- North Sea rival strategies
- The battle of Jutland
- German and Austrian submarine losses 1914-1918
- A specially constructed British 'Q' -ship
- The U-boat war against Allied shipping: introduction of convoys 1917
- The effectiveness of the British convoy system 1917-1918
- Hazards confronting German and Flanders-based U-boats
- British submarines in the Baltic
- The Mediterranean Sea 1914-1918
- The Adriatic Sea 1914-1918
- The Black Sea 1914-1918
- The British raid on Zeebrugge 22 April 1918
- German plans for a final naval confrontation October 1918
- Naval minefields 1914-1918
- Naval mining
- Seven important naval mines 1914-1918
- Submarine development during the war
- THE WAR IN THE AIR
- Introduction
- German airships
- Zeppelin L59 and the 'Africa Raid' 21-25 November 1917
- German airship raids on Britain 1915-1918
- German bomber raid on England 1917-1918
- Britain under bombardment 1914-1917
- Basic distribution ofbombs dropped on Paris by German aircraft 1914-1918
- The British strategic bombing offensive of 1918
- Developments in aerial surveying 1914-1918
- The fighter aces
- Twelve important aircraft 1914-1918
- General lndex
- Armed Forces Index
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