Encyclopedia - E
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provides an A-Z listing of First World War terms, personalities,
biographical sketches, battles, weaponry, etc.
All material listed by
category elsewhere in the site is contained within this section.
Conversely
many articles are solely listed within the encyclopedia given that they do
not sit comfortably within any existing category.
The encyclopedia is
grouped alphabetically. This page lists entries grouped under the letter
'E'.
| Articles |
Eagle
Hut, The |
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East
Africa, Memoir of |
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Eastern
Front |
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Easter
Rising, Dublin 1916 - General Maxwell's Report |
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Easter
Rising, Dublin 1916 - Overview (1) |
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Easter
Rising, Dublin 1916 - Overview (2) |
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Easter
Rising, Dublin 1916 - Proclamation |
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Eberhardt,
Andrei |
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Ebert,
Friedrich |
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Ebert,
Friedrich - Address to German Assembly (1) |
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Ebert,
Friedrich - Address to German Assembly (2) |
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Ebert,
Friedrich - On Post-Imperial Government |
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Edmonds,
James |
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Edward
VII, Footage of 1909 on Horseback |
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Edward
VII, Footage of 1910 Funeral of |
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Eichhorn,
Hermann von |
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Ehrenkreuz
1914-18 (Cross of Honour 1914-18) |
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Ehrenkreuz
des Weltkrieges 1914-1918 |
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Ehrlich,
Jacques |
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Einem,
Karl von |
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Eisner,
Karl, at Munich 1918-19 |
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Elliott,
Pompey |
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Elwes,
Gerv. - In Summertime on Bredon (Song, 1916) |
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Ems
Telegram, 1870 |
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English
Camp, Groningen |
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Entente
Cordiale, 1904 |
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Entente
Alliance |
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Enver
Pasha |
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Epehy,
Battle of |
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Erwin,
William |
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Erzberger,
Matthias |
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Erzerum
- British Report on Russian Capture of |
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Erzerum
- Nikolai Yudenich's Report on Capture of |
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Eski
Hissarlik, Counter-attack at |
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Espionage
Act, U.S., 1917 |
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Espionage
Act, U.S., 1918 |
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Essen,
Nikolai von |
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Essex
Farm |
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Es
Sinn, Battle of |
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Etaples |
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Eugen,
Archduke |
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Evans,
Edward |
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Evans,
Ellis |
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Evert,
Alexei |
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Ewing,
James Alfred |
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Executed
at Dawn - Stones, William |
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Explosives;
Dunnite |
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Explosives;
Lyddite |
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Ex-Private
X (Burrage, A. M.) - War is War (Memoirs) |
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'Eye
Witness' Journalist Reports, 1914 (E. D. Swinton) |
Shrapnel comprised steel balls ejected from shells upon detonation.
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