Transcript World War I
World War I Propaganda Support the War effort Propaganda Attack the Enemy Propaganda British German Submarine U-9 German Submarine U-14 Sinking of a Allied Merchant Ship H.M.S Good Hope British Flag Ship Destroyer – U.S. Depth Charges Attempt to Destroy a submarine Oil Spill from a Sunken German Submarine Trench Warfare German Machine Gun Trench German Trench Ammunition Detail Battle of Verdun French Soldiers in Trenches Battle of Verdun Bombardment of German Positions Gas Warfare Gas Attack Effects on Mustard Gas Statistics Kill in Action Russia France Great Britain Italy United States Germany Austria-Hungary Total Casualties 1,7000,000 1,357,800 908,371 650,000 126,000 1,773,7000 1,200,000 8,538,315 Statistics Wounded Russia France Great Britain Italy United States Germany Austria-Hungary Total Wounded 4,950,000 4,266,000 2,090,212 947,000 234,300 4,216,058 3,620,000 21,219,452 Statistics Prisoners of War & Missing Russia France Great Britain Italy United States Germany Austria-Hungary Total Prisoners & Missing 2,500,000 537,000 191,652 600,000 4,500 1,152,800 2,200,000 7,750,919 Statistics Total Causalities Russia France Great Britain Italy United States Germany Austria-Hungary Total 9,150,000 6,160,800 3,190,235 2,197,000 364,800 7,142,558 7,020,000 37,508,686 Russian Causality in the Wire British Medics With Stretcher French Causalities British Causalities at Verdun Village of Esnes before the War Village of Esnes after the War Treaty of Versailles Georges Clemenceau David Loyd George Vittorio Orlando France Great Britain Italy Woodrow Wilson United States The treaty of Versailles blames Germany for the war, requiring them to pay massive war payments, grant the territories of Alsace and Lorraine to France. Wilson argues for a “peace without victory” and the League of Nations in order to prevent future war.