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<li>[http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/bucharest1918.htm The Treaty of Bucharest]<dd>7 May 1918<dd>Romania's forced treaty with Germany (later declared void)</a> | <li>[http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/bucharest1918.htm The Treaty of Bucharest]<dd>7 May 1918<dd>Romania's forced treaty with Germany (later declared void)</a> | ||
| − | <li>[The U.S. Sedition Act]<dd>16 May 1918<dd>Including amendments to the [http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/espionageact.htm 1917 Espionage Act</a><br> which was subsequently repealed in 1921. | + | <li>[[The U.S. Sedition Act]]<dd>16 May 1918<dd>Including amendments to the [http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/espionageact.htm 1917 Espionage Act</a><br> which was subsequently repealed in 1921. |
<li>[[The Allied Appeal for Rapid American Assistance]]<dd>May - June, 1918 | <li>[[The Allied Appeal for Rapid American Assistance]]<dd>May - June, 1918 | ||
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WWI Document Archive Main Index Page
- Prime Minister Lloyd George on the British War Aims
- 5 January 1918
- President Wilson's Fourteen Points
- 8 January 1918
- A "program for peace"
- President Wilson's Address to Congress, Analyzing German and Austrian Peace Utterances
- 11 February 1918
- Sir Douglas Haig's Cambrai Despatch
- 20 February 1918
- The Peace Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
- 3 March 1918
- Germany's treaty with Russia
- U.S. Railway Control Act
- 21 March 1918
- Letter of King George Thanking American Troops
- April 1918
- (PDF file)
- Sir Douglas Haig's "Backs to the Wall" Order
- 11 April 1918
- Includes a facsimile copy of the Special Order of the Day
- The Treaty of Bucharest
- 7 May 1918
- Romania's forced treaty with Germany (later declared void)</a>
- The U.S. Sedition Act
- 16 May 1918
- Including amendments to the [http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/espionageact.htm 1917 Espionage Act</a>
which was subsequently repealed in 1921.- The Allied Appeal for Rapid American Assistance
- May - June, 1918
- Americans Take Belleau Wood
- 9 - 10 June 1918
- U.S. Participation in the Archangel Expedition
- 17 July 1918
- As[1] detailed by Secretary of State Robert Lansing</a>
- <a href="http://user.cs.tu-berlin.de/~ohherde/thaer.htm">From the Diary Notes of Oberst Thaer
[on Ludendorff's Acceptance of Defeat]</a>- 1 October 1918
- (German original)
- <a href="1918/thaereng.html">From the Diary Notes of Oberst Thaer
[on Ludendorff's Acceptance of Defeat]</a>- 1 October 1918
- (English translation)
- <a href="1918/allies14.html">The Allies' Conditional Acceptance of the Fourteen Points</a>
- 5 November 1918
- Following a <a href="http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/doc31.htm">memorandum of interpretation</a> by Colonel Edward House
- Emphasizing the concept of a postwar "league of nations"
- <a href="1918/syria.html">Anglo-French Joint Statement of Aims in Syria and Mesopotamia</a>
- 7 November 1918
- <a href="1918/socdemult.html">Ultimatum by the Social Democrats</a>
- 7 November 1918
- <a href="1918/prearmistice.html">The Allies' Armistice Demands</a>
- 10 November 1918
- Accepted by Germany the next morning,
- at 11 a.m. on 11/11/1918
- <a href="1918/nytend.html">The New York Times Reports the End of the War</a>
- 9 - 11 November 1918
- <a href="1918/willyabd.html"> Abdication Proclamation of Wilhelm II</a>
- 28 November 1918
- <a href="http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/haig_despatches.htm">Sir Douglas Haig's Despatches as British Commander-in-Chief</a>
- 1916 - 1919
- <a href="1917/secret.html">History of Intelligence (B), British Expeditionary Force in France</a>
- January 1917 - April 1919
- 5 January 1918
