World War One and Year 1917

World War I and the years 1917 and 1917 were very important years, and many serious incidents occurred. And all of them affected the World War I. One of the most important events was the collapse of the French army, the entry into the American war, and the withdrawal from the Russian war. When Americans joined the UK in the war, the Germans began to feel somewhat threatened. They did not get the results or support they had desired at the beginning of the 1914 war.

A hundred years ago, Europe was involved in World War I and a cruel fight was taking place, for example, in the battle of Passchendaele, Russia was in the process of revolutionizing the Russian Emperor's abolition. In 1917, it was also the year that the 35 th US president John F. Kennedy and famous jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald were born. In the UK, the feminist movement won the right to pass the election reform law in the House of all women over the age of 30 and was founded in the airport in the southwestern part of England. In the early 20th century, an aircraft maintenance station was established next to the track of Yate Station Road.

On April 6, 1917 the United States declared a war against Germany and entered World War I. The German submarine who was reluctant for nearly three years sank a neutral American ship, and the British intercepted the so-called Zimmerman telegram and convinced Mexico to do a war with the United States The German intrigue to force is revealed. The United States convened more than 4.7 million service personnel at an astonishing rate, experienced 53,402 deaths and 63,114 deaths during the service period, many due to the Spanish flu. Participation in America was decisive for the failure of the Germans in 1918, and later deeply formed what is called the "American Century". However, in contrast to the 100th anniversary in Britain three years ago - in the memorial of the Tower of London - 888,246 red poppies represent all dead soldiers. Forgotten War

In early April 1917, with the increase in the sunken American merchant ships and civilian casualties, Wilson asked Congress "to make the world safe and democratic" and "the end of all wars." In 1917, Congress declared a war against Germany and voted to join the bloody war - and then optimistically called it "big war". Hein Goemans, associate professor of political science at the University of Rochester, said, "The US war declaration essentially supports German risk selection, gambling is adventurous for the United States in Germany." It is.