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[cutecountryballs]

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[omniatlas]

Europe 101 years ago today: October Revolution in Russia (07 Nov 1917) https://buff.ly/2zxS2WC Following the failure of the Kerensky Offensive in July 1917, both left- and right-wing factions vied for power in the weakened Russian state. On November 7 (October 25 in the Russian calendar of the time), Vladimir Lenin and his revolutionary Bolshevik party seized power in Petrograd, the capital, and overthrew the government. Simultaneously the Bolsheviks launched armed insurrections across Russia. #europe #history #welovemaps #map #1910s #1917 #centralpowers #austriahungary #europeanhistory #germanreich #germanempire #russianrevolution #octoberrevolution #bolshevik #bolsheviks #bolshevism #november #november7 #sovietunion #russiansfsr #ussr #britishempire #worldwari #maps #sovietrussia #worldwar1 #ww1 #greatwar #todayinhistory #historytoday (at Saint Petersburg, Russia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp331iighw2/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1j67nlrkyndta

[greatwarincolour]

A medic attends to an injured soldier in a German trench. Circa 1914, location unknown. Source: Nationaal Archief

[historyamateur]

During World War 1, King Albert I (King of Belgium) fought alongside his soldiers during the war, earning the nickname "Knight King" or "Soldier King" while he was fighting alongside the soldiers his wife, Queen Elisabeth (Queen of Belgium) worked as a nurse at the front.

[slemire58]

The Red Baron has been cleared for flight and is ready to take on the Allies! #WWI #germanempire #centralpowers #sandiego #kernymesa #california #triplane (at 94th Aero Squadron Restaurant - San Diego)

[chrislaguna1-blog]

1910 Bluse mit Pickelhaube #me #greatwarhistory #reenactor #reenacting #reenactinglife #wwi #prussianarmy #centralpowers

[chrislaguna1-blog]

1915 Bluse with 1916 Stahlhelm #me #reenactor #reenacting #reenactinglife #greatwarhistory #wwi #prussianarmy #centralpowers

[abridgedhistory-blog]

... 1918 The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk is signed, ending Russia's involvement in World War I and dissolving its commitments to the Central Powers. Negotiations for the treaty began six months prior to March 1918. Russia long-awaited a world-wide proletariat revolution to come to its aid to win the war; when that didn't happen, peace with the Central Powers was its only option. With the signing of the treaty, Russia surrendered Poland, the Baltics, Georgia, and the Ukraine to Germany. i. - The first two pages of the Brest-Litovsk Peace Treaty. ii. - Treaty negotiations.