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*[[Prime Minister Lloyd George on the British War Aims]]<dd></dd>5 January 1918 | |||
*[[President Wilson's Fourteen Points]]<dd></dd>8 January 1918<dd></dd>A "program for peace" | |||
*[[President Wilson's Address to Congress, Analyzing German and Austrian Peace Utterances]]<dd></dd>11 February 1918 | |||
*[http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/haigcambraidespatch.htm Sir Douglas Haig's Cambrai Despatch]<dd></dd>20 February 1918 | |||
*[[The Peace Treaty of Brest-Litovsk]]<dd></dd>3 March 1918<dd></dd>Germany's treaty with Russia | |||
*[http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/railwaycontrolact.htm U.S. Railway Control Act]<dd></dd>21 March 1918 | |||
*[[Letter of King George Thanking American Troops]]<dd></dd>April 1918<dd></dd>(PDF file) | |||
*[http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/backstothewall.htm Sir Douglas Haig's "Backs to the Wall" Order]<dd></dd>11 April 1918<dd></dd>Includes a facsimile copy of the [http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/graphics/backstothewall.jpg Special Order of the Day] | |||
*[http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/bucharest1918.htm The Treaty of Bucharest]<dd></dd>7 May 1918<dd></dd>Romania's forced treaty with Germany (later declared void) | |||
*[[The U.S. Sedition Act]]<dd></dd>16 May 1918<dd></dd>Including amendments to the [http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/espionageact.htm 1917 Espionage Act]<br> which was subsequently repealed in 1921. | |||
*[[The Allied Appeal for Rapid American Assistance]]<dd></dd>May - June, 1918 | |||
*[[Americans Take Belleau Wood]]<dd></dd>9 - 10 June 1918 | |||
*[[U.S. Participation in the Archangel Expedition]]<dd></dd>17 July 1918<dd></dd>As [http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/doc32.htm detailed by Secretary of State Robert Lansing] | |||
*[http://user.cs.tu-berlin.de/~ohherde/thaer.htm From the Diary Notes of Oberst Thaer]<br>[on Ludendorff's Acceptance of Defeat]<dd></dd>1 October 1918<dd></dd>(German original) | |||
*[[From the Diary Notes of Oberst Thaer]]<br>[on Ludendorff's Acceptance of Defeat]<dd></dd>1 October 1918<dd></dd>(English translation) | |||
*[[The Allies' Conditional Acceptance of the Fourteen Points]]<dd></dd>5 November 1918<dd></dd>Following a [http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/doc31.htm memorandum of interpretation] by Colonel Edward House<dd></dd>Emphasizing the concept of a postwar "league of nations" | |||
*[[Anglo-French Joint Statement of Aims in Syria and Mesopotamia]]<dd></dd>7 November 1918 | |||
*[[Ultimatum by the Social Democrats]]<dd></dd>7 November 1918 | |||
*[[The Allies' Armistice Demands]]<dd></dd>10 November 1918<dd></dd>Accepted by Germany the next morning,<dd></dd>at 11 a.m. on 11/11/1918 | |||
*[[The New York Times Reports the End of the War]]<dd></dd>9 - 11 November 1918 | |||
*[[Abdication Proclamation of Wilhelm II]]<dd></dd>28 November 1918 | |||
*[http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/haig_despatches.htm Sir Douglas Haig's Despatches as British Commander-in Chief]<dd></dd>1916 - 1919 | |||
*[[History of Intelligence (B), British Expeditionary Force in France]]<dd></dd>January 1917 - April 1919 | |||
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Revision as of 13:38, 12 July 2006
WWI Document Archive Main Index Page
- Prime Minister Lloyd George on the British War Aims5 January 1918
- President Wilson's Fourteen Points8 January 1918A "program for peace"
- President Wilson's Address to Congress, Analyzing German and Austrian Peace Utterances11 February 1918
- Sir Douglas Haig's Cambrai Despatch20 February 1918
- The Peace Treaty of Brest-Litovsk3 March 1918Germany's treaty with Russia
- U.S. Railway Control Act21 March 1918
- Letter of King George Thanking American TroopsApril 1918(PDF file)
- Sir Douglas Haig's "Backs to the Wall" Order11 April 1918Includes a facsimile copy of the Special Order of the Day
- The Treaty of Bucharest7 May 1918Romania's forced treaty with Germany (later declared void)
- The U.S. Sedition Act16 May 1918Including amendments to the 1917 Espionage Act
which was subsequently repealed in 1921. - The Allied Appeal for Rapid American AssistanceMay - June, 1918
- Americans Take Belleau Wood9 - 10 June 1918
- U.S. Participation in the Archangel Expedition17 July 1918As detailed by Secretary of State Robert Lansing
- From the Diary Notes of Oberst Thaer
[on Ludendorff's Acceptance of Defeat]1 October 1918(German original) - From the Diary Notes of Oberst Thaer
[on Ludendorff's Acceptance of Defeat]1 October 1918(English translation) - The Allies' Conditional Acceptance of the Fourteen Points5 November 1918Following a memorandum of interpretation by Colonel Edward HouseEmphasizing the concept of a postwar "league of nations"
- Ultimatum by the Social Democrats7 November 1918
- The Allies' Armistice Demands10 November 1918Accepted by Germany the next morning,at 11 a.m. on 11/11/1918
- The New York Times Reports the End of the War9 - 11 November 1918
- Abdication Proclamation of Wilhelm II28 November 1918
- History of Intelligence (B), British Expeditionary Force in FranceJanuary 1917 - April 1919
