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Abolishes the 10 day lunar calendar for the western calendar with weeks of 7 days
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Abolishes the 10 day lunar calendar for the western calendar with weeks of 7 days
Abolishes the 10 day lunar calendar for the western calendar with weeks of 7 days
Begins a one-year term as President of the Swiss Confederation.
Continues with Scott toward the South Pole.
Chooses a five-man party for the final polar march.
Is added to Scott's final polar party.
Continues south with Scott's final party.
Continues south with Scott's final polar party.
Scott announces his decision: five men (Scott, Edward Wilson, H. R. Bowers, Lawrence Oates and Edgar Evans) would go forward to the South Pole.
Scott announces his decision: five men (Scott, Edward Wilson, H. R. Bowers, Lawrence Oates and Edgar Evans) would go forward to the South Pole.
Scott announces his decision: five men (Scott, Edward Wilson, H. R. Bowers, Lawrence Oates and Edgar Evans) would go forward to the South Pole.
Scott announces his decision: five men (Scott, Edward Wilson, H. R. Bowers, Lawrence Oates and Edgar Evans) would go forward to the South Pole.
William Lashly joins Edward Evans and Tom Crean in the last supporting party ordered to turn back before Scott's final advance to the Pole.
Lashly starts the long return journey with Edward Evans and Crean after the final polar party is selected.
Scott adds Bowers to the final group of five continuing toward the South Pole.
Evans leads Crean and Lashly north after Scott orders the final supporting party to turn back.
Evans, Lashly and Crean turn north on 4 January, about 160 miles from the Pole, while Bowers remains with Scott's final party.
Scott orders Evans and the Last Supporting Party to turn back. Evans is physically exhausted after hauling a loaded sledge for much of the southward journey.
Campbell's Northern Party leaves Cape Adare aboard Terra Nova for a second season of geological work farther south.
Evans starts the return journey with Lashly and Crean after the last supporting party is dismissed from the southbound expedition.
Turns north with Crean and Lashly as the last supporting party.
The three begin a difficult return journey toward Hut Point.
Turns back with Crean and Lashly from 87 degrees south.
Begins the difficult return with Evans and Crean.
Crean turns north with Edward Evans and Lashly when Scott reduces the southbound group to the final five.
Begins the return journey with Evans and Lashly.
Crean helps haul the weakened Evans toward safety.
Turns back with Edward Evans and William Lashly.
New Mexico becomes the 47th state of the Union
Campbell establishes the Northern Party at Evans Coves for a planned six-week programme of geological and glaciological exploration.
Improves centralized planning for intelligence, operations and mobilization.
Establishes a Naval War Staff within the Admiralty.
Appointed President of Panama
Birth of Holden Alvaro Roberto
Bowers spots a dark marker ahead, leading the party to discover clear evidence that Amundsen has preceded them.
Scott's five-man party reaches the South Pole on 17 January 1912 and discovers that Roald Amundsen's Norwegian party has arrived first.
Oates reaches the South Pole with Scott's party and learns that Amundsen has won the race.
Reaches the South Pole and finds that Amundsen's Norwegian party has arrived first
Wilson reaches the South Pole with Scott, Bowers, Oates and Edgar Evans after the Norwegians have already arrived.
Stands with Scott, Oates, Bowers and Evans at the South Pole after the Norwegian party has already departed
Bowers reaches the South Pole as a member of Scott's five-man polar party.
Edgar Evans reaches the South Pole with Scott's five-man party after the Norwegian expedition.
The party discovers that Amundsen's Norwegian team arrived first.
Reaches the South Pole after Amundsen's party.
Reaches the South Pole with Wilson, Bowers, Oates and Edgar Evans.
The Polar Party begins the roughly 800-mile return journey from the South Pole on 18 January.
Wilson sketches at the South Pole while the party records evidence of the Norwegian expedition.
Scott examines Amundsen's tent and the records left by the Norwegian polar party before turning north.
Bowers photographs Scott's party and the polar camp before the five men begin their return journey.
Finds Amundsen's tent and evidence of Norwegian success.
The British team confirms the Norwegian expedition's earlier arrival.
Examines evidence left by Amundsen's party at the South Pole.
Organises the conference that creates a distinct Bolshevik party apparatus.
Is co-opted into the Bolshevik Central Committee after Prague.
Is elected to the Bolshevik Central Committee.
The five men face worsening weather and declining health.
Begins the return journey north with Scott's polar party.
Privately financed rail connection between Key West and mainland Florida, built by Henry Morrison Flagler, is completed
Evans suffers worsening frostbite to his hands and nose during the return across the polar plateau.
Returns safely to Framheim with the South Pole party after completing the polar journey
The team returned to Framheim with 11 surviving dogs
The team return to Framheim with 11 dogs
Death of Eloy Alfaro Delgado, assassinated
Death of Eloy Alfaro Delgado, assassinated
Wilson strains a tendon during the return journey but continues travelling with the polar party.
Cassel warns Churchill & Lloyd George about German naval expansion
Cassel warns Churchill & Lloyd George about German naval expansion
Dickason contributes seaman's skills and sledging labour to Campbell's isolated Northern Party during its coastal exploration.
Priestley studies local geology and glaciers during the Northern Party's summer field programme around Evans Coves.
Levick combines medical duties with biological observations while Campbell's party works from its temporary Evans Coves camp.
Browning supports the Northern Party's field programme, hauling equipment and supplies between the coastal camp and survey areas.
Abbott undertakes sledging and camp work during the Northern Party's survey season on the Victoria Land coast.
Learns plans to deepen the Kiel Canal, Britain will need 40 battleships within 24 hrs
Receives the title and rank of Geheimrat, or Privy Councillor, in the Bavarian civil service.
Flies the prototype BE2 at Farnborough.
Develops an aircraft type adopted for reconnaissance and training.
Scott falls into a crevasse while descending toward the Beardmore Glacier and continues after being recovered.
Evans suffers another fall during the difficult descent toward the Beardmore Glacier.
Birth of Eva Braun
Visits Berlin to seek a reduction of tension between Britain & Germany
Discusses naval competition and possible political understandings.
Visits Berlin seeking improved relations with Germany.
Collapses with scurvy near One Ton Depot.
The Emperor abdicates
Brings an end to the Manchu Dynasty
Circulates the new German Navy Law to the Cabinet
Edgar Evans collapses near the lower Beardmore Glacier and dies after a prolonged decline during the return journey.
Campbell returns to the pickup area, but heavy sea ice prevents Terra Nova from reaching the stranded six-man party.
Dies during Scott's return from the South Pole.
Dies near the lower Beardmore Glacier during the return journey.
He is the first member of the polar party to die.
Stays with Edward Evans while Crean seeks help.
Crean begins a solitary 35-mile march to Hut Point to obtain help for the critically ill Edward Evans.
Walks alone to Hut Point to seek help for Evans.
Begins the Jens Bratlie Government in Oslo and serves as Prime Minister of Norway.
The Wollert Konow Government ends in Oslo, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Norway.
The ship brings supplies and additional transport animals.
Terra Nova returns to Cape Evans during the expedition's second season.
Undergoes serious surgery and remains in recovery during the weeks before Titanic's maiden voyage.
Depicts family conflict within a controlling industrial household.
Rutherford and Son receives its London premiere.
Lashly helps pull the scurvy-stricken Edward Evans toward Hut Point during the supporting party's return.
Remains in command when Olympic loses a propeller blade but completes the voyage under her own power.
Atkinson organizes a dog-team rescue after Crean reaches Hut Point with news that Edward Evans is dangerously ill.
Becomes stranded when Terra Nova cannot return through heavy ice.
Campbell's six men face an unexpected Antarctic winter.
Evans reaches safety after severe scurvy and is later evacuated from Antarctica aboard Terra Nova for medical recovery.
Lashly helps place the seriously weakened Edward Evans on a sledge when scurvy leaves him unable to continue walking.
Cares for Edward Evans after severe scurvy develops.
Lashly and Crean help bring their commander back alive.
Crean and Lashly haul the severely ill Edward Evans north after the last supporting party turns back.
Crean walks the final distance alone to Hut Point to summon help for Edward Evans and Lashly.
Girev assists the dog-team operation sent from Hut Point to bring Edward Evans and Lashly safely back from the Barrier.
Is arrested during renewed militant action for women's voting rights.
Leads a coordinated window-smashing protest in central London.
Under the leadership of Themistoklis Sofoulis Samos is united with Greece
He waits six days hoping to meet Scott's returning party.
Reaches One Ton Depot with a dog team and supplies.
Oates's frostbitten feet worsen severely as the polar party struggles north across the Barrier.
Inaugurates the railway connecting Arica with La Paz as part of Chile's obligations toward Bolivia.
Appointed acting President of Ecuador
Announces from Hobart that his party has reached the South Pole
The Expedition makes its way to Hobart, Australia, where Amundsen publicly announces his success
Amundsens success is publicly announced on March 7, 1912, when he arrives at Hobart, Australia
Announces King Haaken & Queen Maude agree to use their names for discovered areas. Announces his discovery of the South Pole
Campbell's men begin converting a snowdrift into a cramped winter shelter after accepting that ship relief will not arrive.
Signs the alliance establishing Serbian-Bulgarian cooperation against the Ottoman Empire.
The signing of a secret bilateral defensive alliance between Serbia and Bulgaria. Serbia and Bulgaria sign treaties to split between them the land of Vardarrr Macedonia
Approves the secret alliance with Serbia.
Signs alliance with Bulgaria against the Ottoman Empire.
Supports the alliance with Bulgaria directed against Ottoman rule in the Balkans.
Oates, whose condition was aggravated by an old war-wound to the extent that he was barely able to walk, voluntarily left the tent and walked to his death.
Scott wrote that Oates last words were, "I am just going outside and may be some time.". Oates, whose condition was aggravated by an old war-wound to the extent that he was barely able to walk, voluntarily left the tent and walked to his death
Scott records Oates's farewell before Oates, badly weakened and scarcely able to walk, leaves the tent during a blizzard and walks to his death.
Leaves Scott's tent during the return from the South Pole, sacrificing himself as the party struggles northward
Scott records Oates leaving the tent during a blizzard after weeks of worsening frostbite and exhaustion.
Leaves the tent during a blizzard while critically ill.
His sacrifice is intended to improve his companions' survival chances.
Leaves the tent and dies during the return journey.
Scott records serious frostbite in his right foot as the three survivors approach One Ton Depot.
Announces in the Commons that for every German battleship built Britain should build 2
Proposes a "Naval holiday", a suspension of naval construction by Britain & Germany
After walking a further 20 miles, the three remaining men made their final camp on 19 March, 11 miles (18 km) short of One Ton Depot, but 24 miles (38 km) beyond the original intended location of the depot.
Wilson reaches the final camp with Scott and Bowers approximately eleven miles short of One Ton Depot.
Bowers reaches the final camp with Scott and Wilson while a worsening blizzard prevents further progress.
Joins Titanic at Belfast as an officer while the new liner is being prepared for service.
Birth of Wilfrid Brambell
Birth of Werner von Braun
The Liberal Party wins a commanding parliamentary majority under Venizelos.
Venizelos wins an overwhelming parliamentary mandate for his reform programme.
Joins Titanic at Belfast with the junior deck officers before the ship's trials and delivery voyage.
Scott writes his final diary entry while the surviving polar party remains trapped by a blizzard near One Ton Depot.
Dies with Scott and Wilson in their final camp during the return from the South Pole
Dies with Wilson and Bowers near One Ton Depot.
Writes his final diary entry near One Ton Depot.
Scott, Wilson and Bowers die in their tent soon afterward.
Dies with Scott and Wilson during the return journey.
Dies with Scott and Bowers in the final camp.
Secures passage of the Coal Mines Minimum Wage Act.
Creates district boards to establish minimum underground wage rates.
Secures passage of the Coal Mines Minimum Wage Act.
Creates district boards to set minimum underground wage rates.
France establishes a full protectorate over Morocco, ending what remained of the countrys formal independence
France establishes a full protectorate over Morocco, ending what remained of the countrys formal independence
France establishes a full protectorate over Morocco, ending what remained of the countrys formal independence
Abdelhafid abdicates in favor of his brother Yusef after signing the Treaty of Fez, which makes Morocco a French protectorate
Milestones receives its first London production.
Traces changing family attitudes across several generations.
Cherry-Garrard travels south with dog teams to One Ton Depot in an attempt to meet the returning Polar Party.
Priestley helps the stranded Northern Party survive the Antarctic winter in an ice cave on Inexpressible Island.
Campbell commands the stranded Northern Party as the men prepare an improvised winter shelter on Inexpressible Island.
Levick provides medical oversight while the Northern Party endures an unexpected winter on Inexpressible Island.
Attempts to meet Scott's returning party with dog teams.
Receives command of Titanic for the new liner's maiden voyage after serving as White Star's senior Olympic-class captain.
Survives the Northern Party's snow-cave winter.
Northern Party winters in a snow cave after ship pickup fails.
Takes command at Cape Evans after Evans is invalided home.
Endures the Northern Party's winter at Inexpressible Island.
Supports coordinated action across Britain's principal coalfields.
Helps lead the national miners' strike over minimum wages.
Presses Parliament for statutory protection of minimum wages.
Supports miners during the national coal strike.
Directs suffrage strategy from France through clandestine communications.
Escapes to Paris to avoid arrest for militant conspiracy.
Girev accompanies the dog journey to One Ton Depot, where worsening conditions prevent any farther attempt to locate Scott's party.
Harland and Wolff completes Titanic after more than three years of construction and fitting out.
Inspects starboard lifeboats and their equipment with Sixth Officer Moody before the maiden voyage.
Travels aboard Titanic on the delivery voyage from Belfast to Southampton.
Supervises tests in which Titanic's lifeboats are swung out and selected boats are lowered.
Takes part in Titanic's sea trials, including turning-circle work and compass adjustment.
Inspects port-side lifeboats and their equipment before Titanic enters passenger service.
Joins Titanic's officers for sea trials before the ship leaves Belfast for Southampton.
White Star Line accepts Titanic after successful sea trials and completion at Belfast.
Commands Titanic during her sea trials in Belfast Lough before the ship is accepted for service.
Travels aboard Titanic after the sea trials as the ship begins her delivery voyage from Belfast toward Southampton.
Titanic is completed and handed over to White Star Line after her sea trials.
Joins Titanic during sea trials in Belfast Lough before the ship is handed over.
Is assigned to Titanic as chief officer shortly before the maiden voyage, prompting a reshuffle of the senior officers.
Becomes Titanic's first officer after the late appointment of Henry Wilde as chief officer causes a senior-officer reshuffle.
Pledges Conservative-Unionist support for Ulster resistance to Home Rule proposals
Pledges Conservative-Unionist support for Ulster resistance to Home Rule proposals
Boards Titanic at Southampton as a Belgian violinist assigned to the ship's musical ensemble.
Misses Titanic's maiden voyage because his doctors consider him insufficiently recovered from surgery to travel.
Embarks at Southampton as the orchestra's French cellist for Titanic's first Atlantic crossing.
Boards Titanic at Southampton as bandmaster and violinist for the ship's orchestra.
Boards Titanic at Southampton as an English bass player in the ship's orchestra.
Commands Titanic as she leaves Southampton on 10 April 1912 for her maiden voyage to New York.
Commands Titanic during the first scheduled stop of her maiden voyage at Cherbourg.
Joins the maiden voyage at Southampton as a cellist in Titanic's contracted orchestra.
Reports for duty aboard Titanic on the morning of departure from Southampton.
Serves as Titanic's fourth officer when the liner departs Southampton on her maiden voyage.
Embarks at Southampton as one of Titanic's pianists for the transatlantic maiden voyage.
Joins Titanic at Southampton as a pianist, having previously worked as a professional shipboard musician.
Occupies second-class cabin D56 during Titanic's maiden voyage.
Boards Titanic at Southampton as a second-class passenger bound for North America.
Boards Titanic at Southampton as a Scottish violinist in the ship's orchestra.
Boards Titanic at Southampton as a first-class passenger for the maiden voyage.
Commands Titanic during the evening call at Cherbourg, where additional passengers join the maiden voyage.
Commands Titanic as the liner departs Southampton on her maiden voyage to New York.
Remains aboard for the maiden voyage so the Guarantee Group can test systems and address problems.
Sails with Harland and Wolff's Guarantee Group to observe Titanic's performance and identify defects during the maiden voyage.
Boards Titanic at Cherbourg with her husband John Jacob Astor and members of their travelling party.
Boards Titanic at Cherbourg for an urgent return journey to the United States.
Takes passage on Titanic after receiving news that her first grandchild is ill in the United States.
Commands Titanic as she leaves Queenstown for the open Atlantic and New York.
Commands Carpathia after the ship departs New York on her eastbound voyage on 11 April 1912.
Commands Titanic as the liner leaves Queenstown on the final European leg of the maiden voyage.
Home Rule Bill, The Irish Home Rule Bill is introduced in the House of Commons
Home Rule Bill, The Irish Home Rule Bill is introduced in the House of Commons. Asquith renews Liberal efforts to establish Irish Home Rule
Home Rule Bill, The Irish Home Rule Bill is introduced in the House of Commons. Asquith renews Liberal efforts to establish Irish Home Rule
Introduces the Irish Home Rule Bill in the House of Commons.
Home Rule Bill, The Irish Home Rule Bill is introduced in the House of Commons. Asquith renews Liberal efforts to establish Irish Home Rule
Home Rule Bill, The Irish Home Rule Bill is introduced in the House of Commons
Travels as a first-class passenger aboard Titanic during the ship's maiden Atlantic crossing.
Makes the voyage while pregnant with the child she is expecting with John Jacob Astor.
Travels with maid Rosalie Bidois as part of the Astor party aboard Titanic.
Travels with nurse Caroline Endres as part of the Astor party aboard Titanic.
Travels as a first-class passenger aboard Titanic during the maiden Atlantic voyage.
Continues making technical notes and assisting the crew with minor difficulties as Titanic proceeds across the Atlantic.
Returns to the bridge and takes charge after Titanic strikes the iceberg.
Receives information that ice has been reported ahead on Titanic's North Atlantic route.
Orders an emergency change of course and engine action when the iceberg is reported directly ahead.
Orders the helm hard to starboard immediately after the lookout warning of an iceberg directly ahead.
Takes over Titanic's bridge watch from Second Officer Lightoller at ten o'clock on the night of 14 April.
Takes charge of Titanic's bridge watch at 10 p.m. on the night of the collision.
Directs emergency manoeuvring after the lookout reports the iceberg ahead.
Has charge of Titanic's bridge watch when the iceberg is sighted.
Performs fourth-officer duties aboard Titanic during the final day of the voyage.
Reports to the bridge immediately after Titanic strikes the iceberg and assists the senior officers.
Assists with the officers' efforts to determine Titanic's condition after the collision.
Joins officers on the bridge and observes the iceberg after the collision.
Is on duty in boiler room 6 when seawater enters rapidly after Titanic strikes the iceberg.
Rings the warning bell and telephones the bridge.
Strikes three bells from the crow's nest immediately after sighting the iceberg ahead.
Telephones the bridge after sighting the iceberg ahead of Titanic.
Sights the iceberg directly ahead of Titanic.
Keeps lookout from Titanic's crow's nest with Reginald Lee on the night of the collision.
Shares the crow's nest watch with Frederick Fleet shortly before Titanic strikes the iceberg.
Carries out the helm order during the attempted avoidance manoeuvre.
Stands at Titanic's wheel while the bridge attempts to avoid the iceberg.
Notices a slight movement and a change in the engines rather than a violent impact when the collision occurs.
Is reading in his cabin when Titanic strikes the iceberg late on 14 April.
Questions a steward after the collision and is initially told that there is no cause for alarm.
Hands the evening bridge watch to First Officer Murdoch at 10 p.m. before retiring to his cabin.
Hands the bridge watch to First Officer Murdoch and tells him that Titanic is entering the reported ice region.
Has a warning passed to the crow's nest to keep a sharp lookout for ice during the evening watch.
Receives the crow's-nest telephone warning of an iceberg ahead and repeats the warning to First Officer Murdoch.
Receives the lookout's telephone warning from the crow's nest and passes the danger to the bridge watch.
Keeps the first watch on Californian while the ship remains stopped among field ice.
Attempts to call the nearby steamer with Californian's Morse lamp but receives no confirmed reply.
Observes a nearby passenger vessel while Californian is stopped for ice and tries to signal it by Morse lamp.
Observes the nearby steamer's deck lights diminish around the time the vessel appears to stop.
Reports the approaching steamer to Captain Lord while Californian remains stationary in the ice.
Observes the lights of a nearby vessel and concludes that she is a passenger steamer.
Receives the Baltic ice warning from Captain Smith during the afternoon of 14 April.
Transmits Californian's report to Antillian describing large icebergs seen near the ship's track.
Sends Titanic a wireless message warning that Californian is stopped among ice.
Continues hearing Titanic communicate with Cape Race before ending his wireless watch for the night.
Offers Titanic the iceberg information after noticing that the liner is within wireless range.
Transmits to Titanic that Californian is stopped and surrounded by ice.
Receives confirmation that Titanic's operator has already copied Californian's earlier iceberg report.
Learns that Titanic has intercepted Californian's wireless ice report sent to Antillian.
Receives Titanic's curt reply while her operator is working Cape Race traffic.
Tells Captain Lord that Titanic appears to be near Californian based on the strength of the wireless signals.
Turns in for the night before Titanic begins transmitting her distress calls.
Keeps his wireless headphones on while preparing to retire and consequently hears Titanic's distress traffic.
Records another large iceberg and further ice visible to the southward during the evening passage.
Commands Californian on her westbound voyage from London to Boston when the Titanic disaster occurs.
Turns Californian's head toward the east-northeast after stopping for the night among the ice.
Stops Californian for the night after encountering a field of ice in the North Atlantic.
Stops and reverses Californian after the ship reaches field ice extending across her intended course.
Records large icebergs encountered during Californian's passage on the evening before Titanic sinks.
Receives reports that a steamer is approaching while Californian remains stopped among the ice.
Orders Evans to advise Titanic that Californian is stopped and surrounded by ice.
Asks wireless operator Cyril Evans what ships are nearby and is told that Titanic appears to be close.
Receives Baltic's detailed ice report and acknowledges the message during the afternoon of 14 April.
Receives the Baltic warning reporting icebergs and field ice near Titanic's intended route.
Sends Baltic a reply thanking the ship for its message and good wishes and reporting fine weather.
Returns to Titanic's bridge immediately after the iceberg collision and begins assessing the ship's condition.
Receives and acknowledges Caronia's warning reporting icebergs, growlers and field ice ahead of Titanic's route.
Discusses the reported ice with Second Officer Lightoller before leaving standing instructions for the night watch.
Responds after feeling the collision and becomes involved in determining the seriousness of the damage to Titanic.
Returns to his cabin after dinner and reviews plans and technical notes during the evening before the collision.
Continues inspecting Titanic's passenger spaces and technical systems during the voyage before the collision.
Is aboard Titanic with her husband when the ship strikes the iceberg late on 14 April.
Is aboard Titanic when the liner strikes the iceberg late on 14 April.
Perishes with Titanic after the Belgian violinist remains with the musical ensemble during the emergency.
Climbs down a rope into lifeboat 6 after offering his sailing experience to help the short-handed boat.
Dies in the sinking after performing with Titanic's musicians during the evacuation.
Escapes in emergency lifeboat 1 and helps crew the lightly loaded boat.
Begins the midnight-to-four watch with Second Officer Herbert Stone while Californian is stopped.
Goes to Captain Lord and reports that eight white rockets have been seen from the nearby vessel's direction.
Attempts to contact the nearby vessel from Californian by Morse lamp but receives no reply.
Attempts to answer what initially appears to be Morse signalling from the nearby vessel.
Sees a masthead light, a red sidelight and a glare of white lights from the nearby vessel.
Confirms to Captain Lord that the rockets reported from the bridge appeared to be white.
Reports to Captain Lord that eight white rockets have been observed and that the nearby ship has disappeared from view.
Continues observing the nearby vessel with Stone while white rockets appear in its direction.
Returns to the bridge after reporting to Captain Lord and continues watching until the nearby vessel disappears.
Observes the nearby vessel from Californian's deck and considers it large enough to be a passenger ship.
Reports seeing two rockets rise from the direction of the vessel he had been observing after midnight.
Dies in the sinking after leading the musicians during the evacuation.
Dies in the sinking after continuing his duties as a musician during the evacuation.
Dies during Titanic's sinking after directing the evacuation and distress response.
After the iceberg collision, Smith ordered lifeboats uncovered and passengers mustered; Titanic sank at about 02:20 on 15 April 1912.
Titanic founders at about 2:20 a.m. on 15 April after striking an iceberg; Smith dies with the ship.
Orders Titanic's wireless operators to call for assistance after the collision.
Dies in the disaster after playing with Titanic's orchestra during the evacuation.
Is later recovered after supporting evacuation efforts.
Survives after entering the freezing sea during Titanic's final sinking.
Helps supply lifeboats with bread while passengers and crew prepare to abandon ship.
Dies with the ship after remaining below with members of Titanic's engineering department.
Leads Titanic's engineering department as the crew works to maintain power and pumping after the collision.
Calls Captain Lord before dawn and tells him that rockets had been observed during the previous watch.
Relieves Herbert Stone at four in the morning and receives an account of the rockets seen during the middle watch.
Observes another steamer before dawn and discusses whether it is the same vessel associated with the earlier rockets.
Dies in the disaster after remaining on duty during Titanic's evacuation.
Helps supervise collapsible D during the final lifeboat operations on Titanic's port side.
Assists with lifeboat 8 on the port side during the evacuation.
Assists Fifth Officer Lowe with preparations around lifeboat 14.
Assists the senior officers with lifeboat preparation and evacuation work on Titanic's boat deck.
Helps organize lifeboat preparation and evacuation after the collision.
Takes command of lifeboat 14 after supervising its loading and lowering from Titanic's port side.
Rows back toward the wreckage after Titanic sinks to search for people still alive.
Returns toward the wreckage in lifeboat 14 and rescues several people who remain alive in the water.
Takes command of lifeboat number 14 during Titanic's evacuation.
Transfers passengers between boats so he can organize a return toward the wreckage.
Recovers several people from the water during the post-sinking search.
Fires warning shots while controlling a crowd near lifeboat 14 during the evacuation.
Escapes Titanic in lifeboat 13 after leaving the engineering spaces.
Survives Titanic in lifeboat 6 during the port-side evacuation.
Supervises work around collapsible C during the final stages of the starboard evacuation.
Helps supervise emergency lifeboat 1 as it is lowered from the starboard side.
Helps supervise the loading and lowering of lifeboat 5 on Titanic's starboard side.
Supervises the starboard evacuation and helps send lifeboat 7 away, the first boat lowered from that side.
Dies during the sinking after serving on the boat deck throughout the emergency.
Directs the loading and lowering of lifeboats from Titanic's starboard side during the evacuation.
Uses the green lights from lifeboat 2 to help guide Carpathia toward the first survivors.
Sees rockets from the approaching Carpathia while lifeboat 2 waits in the darkness.
Continues sending distress rockets while officers watch the lights of a nearby steamer.
Carries Titanic's calculated position to the wireless room so it can be transmitted to other ships.
Helps prepare and fire the regulation distress rockets from Titanic's bridge area.
Leaves Titanic in emergency lifeboat 2 and directs the boat away from the sinking liner.
Takes charge of emergency lifeboat 2 as passengers are placed aboard during the evacuation.
Brings lifeboat 2 alongside Carpathia at about 4:10 in the morning as the rescue begins.
Displays bright green pyrotechnic lights from lifeboat 2 while waiting for a rescue ship.
Has a box of green pyrotechnic lights placed in lifeboat 2 before it leaves Titanic.
Commands a lifeboat and later signals the approaching Carpathia.
Uses Titanic's Morse lamp in an attempt to communicate with the nearby steamer.
Observes the sidelights and masthead lights of a nearby steamer while Titanic is sinking.
Helps the occupants of lifeboat 2 climb from the boat and board Carpathia safely.
Helps send distress rockets from Titanic to attract the attention of nearby vessels.
Survives the disaster after taking charge of lifeboat number 2.
Calculates the position supplied for Titanic's wireless distress traffic after the collision.
Works out Titanic's position for distress messages and communication with responding ships.
Fires white distress rockets intended to attract the attention of a nearby vessel.
Escapes in emergency lifeboat 1 with other crew members and first-class passengers.
Retreats through the engineering spaces as flooding spreads and the boiler-room situation becomes untenable.
Escapes in lifeboat 13 and helps manage the heavily loaded boat after it reaches the water.
Escapes Titanic in lifeboat 6 after completing lookout duties on the night of the collision.
Escapes Titanic in lifeboat 7 after earlier serving as a lookout.
Takes charge of emergency lifeboat 1 after it is lowered from Titanic.
Dies when Titanic founders after performing with the musicians during the emergency.
Dies when Titanic sinks after playing with the ship's musicians during the emergency.
Assists officers with emergency signalling from the after part of Titanic during the distress response.
Survives Titanic's sinking aboard lifeboat number 6.
Boards Carpathia from lifeboat 13 at about 4:45 in the morning.
Observes Carpathia collecting other Titanic lifeboats and survivors during the morning rescue.
Sees Carpathia approaching from the southeast and turns with the boat toward the rescue ship.
Experiences lifeboat 13 being pushed away from a powerful discharge of water from Titanic's side.
Witnesses the falls being cut so lifeboat 13 can move clear beneath the descending boat 15.
Observes an iceberg near Carpathia as lifeboat 13 approaches the rescue ship at daybreak.
Survives the danger of lifeboat 15 descending almost directly onto lifeboat 13.
Boards lifeboat 13 after men are permitted to fill remaining places in the boat.
Escapes Titanic in lifeboat 13 after men are permitted to fill remaining places on the starboard side.
Leaves Titanic in lifeboat 13 as it is lowered from the starboard side.
Maintains intermittent contact with several nearby lifeboats in the darkness after Titanic sinks.
Returns to his cabin for warmer clothing before going back toward the boat deck.
Searches lifeboat 13 for a useful lamp and finds that effective signalling light is unavailable.
Notices Titanic's increasing list while moving through the ship during the evacuation.
Watches Titanic's lights disappear and witnesses the liner sink from lifeboat 13.
Takes charge of Californian's bridge for the middle watch while the ship remains stopped in ice.
Takes the midnight watch aboard Californian while the ship is stopped among ice.
Directs continued Morse-lamp signalling toward the nearby steamer after reporting the rockets to Captain Lord.
Sends James Gibson to tell Captain Lord that eight white rockets have been observed in all.
Reports to Captain Lord that five white rockets have been seen in the direction of the nearby steamer.
Remarks that the nearby vessel's appearance and lights look unusual while continuing to observe her.
Keeps the nearby steamer under observation after receiving instructions to report changes in her bearing or distance.
Reports to Captain Lord that the vessel associated with the rockets has disappeared from view to the southwest.
Observes three additional white rockets after Californian again attempts to signal the nearby vessel.
Observes a series of white rockets in the direction of the nearby vessel and reports them to Captain Lord.
Survives on overturned collapsible lifeboat B after Titanic disappears beneath the water.
Supervises loading of collapsible D during the final minutes of Titanic's evacuation.
Oversees the port-side departure of lifeboat 8, one of the earlier boats lowered during the evacuation.
Supervises preparations for lifeboat 4 and directs women and children into the boat.
Directs women into lifeboat 6 and sends the under-manned boat away from Titanic's port side.
Helps supervise lifeboat 16 during the port-side evacuation.
Supervises the loading and lowering of lifeboats from Titanic's port side during the evacuation.
Survives after reaching an overturned collapsible boat.
Supervises loading and lowering lifeboats on Titanic's port side.
Assists with lifeboat 11 as passengers are moved toward the starboard boats.
Assists with lifeboat 15 during the evacuation from Titanic's starboard side.
Helps prepare and load lifeboat 9 during the evacuation.
Helps oversee lifeboat 13 during the crowded starboard evacuation.
Dies in the disaster after assisting with lifeboat operations during Titanic's evacuation.
Helps other officers prepare and launch lifeboats during the evacuation.
Escapes in lifeboat 15 after assisting third-class passengers toward the boat deck.
Guides a group of third-class women and children toward lifeboat 15 during the evacuation.
Points out the nearby steamer to Herbert Stone when handing over the bridge watch shortly after midnight.
Takes command of lifeboat 5 after First Officer Murdoch orders him to leave Titanic with the boat.
Leaves Titanic in lifeboat number 5 while assisting the evacuation.
Perishes in the sinking after the young Scottish violinist continues performing during the ship's final evacuation.
Helps Third Officer Pitman bring women forward while lifeboat 5 is being loaded.
Assists near lifeboat 7 by helping keep a passage clear for women during the evacuation.
Survives the sinking after leaving Titanic in collapsible lifeboat C.
Is awakened before dawn and returns to the wireless set after officers report that rockets were seen during the night.
Learns by wireless that Titanic has sunk after resuming duty aboard Californian in the morning.
Communicates with Baltic after Carpathia reaches the wreck area and survivors are recovered.
Informs Baltic that Carpathia has reached the wreck area and recovered survivors from Titanic's boats.
Immediately reports Titanic's distress message to Carpathia's bridge.
Unexpectedly intercepts Titanic's CQD announcing that the liner has struck an iceberg.
Handles wireless communication involving Californian after the rescue operation is underway.
Ensures Captain Rostron is informed that Titanic has struck an iceberg and requires assistance.
Transmits Rostron's assurance that Carpathia is coming to Titanic's assistance.
Transmits Carpathia's position during the wireless exchange with Titanic.
Remains at the wireless apparatus for prolonged duty as ships seek information about Titanic and the rescue.
Handles wireless questions from other ships asking where Carpathia intends to take the survivors.
Communicates the later decision that Carpathia will carry Titanic's survivors back to New York.
Hears Frankfurt ask Titanic what is wrong during the wireless traffic surrounding the distress call.
Monitors wireless exchanges between Titanic and Frankfurt during the emergency.
Tells Titanic by wireless that Carpathia is steaming toward her as fast as possible.
Receives several additional wireless messages from Titanic after the initial distress call.
Receives Titanic's warning that the ship has struck an iceberg and needs immediate assistance.
Passes information reflecting Rostron's initial consideration of Halifax as a possible destination after the rescue.
Sends a final message toward Titanic but receives no further answer from the sinking liner.
Relays Rostron's message telling Titanic that Carpathia is coming and that rescue preparations are being made.
Receives about four additional messages from Titanic after the initial CQD according to his later testimony.
Communicates with ships in the vicinity as information about the disaster and rescue is exchanged.
Handles official messages authorized by Rostron concerning the sinking, survivors and Carpathia's destination.
Hears Olympic attempting to call Titanic and helps draw Titanic's wireless operator's attention to the call.
Hears Olympic calling Titanic with a master's service message during the developing emergency.
Continues operating Carpathia's wireless station while survivors are being brought aboard.
Sends confirmation that Carpathia is steaming toward Titanic at the greatest speed possible.
Reports that Carpathia has picked up the survivors found in Titanic's small boats.
Tells Titanic's operator that Olympic is calling when the call has not initially been noticed.
Hears Titanic's distress call largely by chance while still wearing his wireless headphones before retiring.
Notes that Titanic stops answering wireless calls before Carpathia reaches the transmitted position.
Receives Titanic's distress traffic and alerts Carpathia's bridge so the ship can turn toward the reported position.
Relays Rostron's instruction that Titanic should have her lifeboats ready while Carpathia approaches.
Receives Titanic's reported position for Carpathia's emergency run toward the liner.
Handles wireless communication with Virginian while ships exchange information about the Titanic disaster.
Exchanges positional information needed for Carpathia's run toward Titanic.
Recognizes that direct wireless communication with Titanic has ceased before Carpathia reaches the scene.
Assists Phillips in transmitting Titanic's distress calls.
Survives the sinking after remaining at the wireless set late into the evacuation.
Survives aboard the overturned collapsible lifeboat.
Continues wireless work until electrical power fails.
Transmits CQD distress calls from Titanic's wireless room after the collision.
Uses the newer SOS distress signal while continuing to seek assistance.
Posts additional lookouts because Titanic's collision indicates dangerous ice ahead.
Completes the survivor recovery after the last occupied Titanic boat reaches Carpathia during the morning.
Orders blankets placed in saloons, at gangways and in boats for use during the rescue.
Closes on the green lights displayed from Boxhall's boat and makes it the first Titanic boat recovered.
Has spare gear removed from Carpathia's boats so they can be turned out rapidly if required.
Arranges for Californian to search the area for a Titanic boat believed still to be unaccounted for.
Reaches the vicinity of Titanic's transmitted position shortly after four in the morning.
Orders Carpathia's lifeboats prepared and made ready for immediate use if needed.
Brings Carpathia to the disaster area and begins recovering people from Titanic's lifeboats.
Responds after Carpathia receives Titanic's wireless distress message.
Orders Carpathia prepared to receive large numbers of survivors while the ship races toward Titanic's reported position.
Turns Carpathia from her eastbound route onto a course toward Titanic's transmitted position.
Makes repeated course alterations as icebergs are sighted during Carpathia's final approach.
Authorizes an official wireless report to Cunard describing the rescue and the decision to return west.
Orders ordinary deck work stopped so Carpathia's crew can concentrate on preparations for a mass rescue.
Orders Carpathia turned toward Titanic immediately after learning of the distress call.
Sends an urgent engine-room order explaining that Titanic is in distress and that maximum speed is required.
Orders the chief engineer to call an additional watch of stokers for the emergency run.
Stations the English doctor and assistants in Carpathia's first-class dining room for incoming survivors.
Directs the first recovery as Titanic's lifeboat 2 reaches Carpathia shortly after four in the morning.
Has blankets positioned at Carpathia's gangways for cold survivors arriving from the lifeboats.
Directs the purser and stewards to organize reception of survivors at Carpathia's gangways.
Sees a green flare from Boxhall's lifeboat while Carpathia closes on the disaster area.
Orders coffee, tea and soup prepared for survivors and crew during the rescue operation.
Alters Carpathia's course repeatedly while approaching Titanic's position through an ice field.
Keeps Carpathia maneuvering among the scattered lifeboats as survivors are taken aboard through the morning.
Strengthens the lookout arrangements while Carpathia runs at high speed through waters known to contain ice.
Directs the engine room to make every possible speed toward Titanic's reported position.
Assigns Carpathia's doctors to first, second and third-class dining rooms to receive survivors.
Orders restoratives, stimulants and medical supplies prepared for injured or exhausted survivors.
Arranges a short service of thanksgiving for those rescued and remembrance for those lost.
Asks Californian to search the surrounding sea when a Titanic boat is believed to remain unaccounted for.
Decides to return to New York because it offers the most practical destination for Titanic's survivors.
Keeps an additional officer on Carpathia's bridge during the dangerous approach to Titanic's position.
Orders Carpathia's own passengers managed away from rescue areas to reduce confusion on deck.
Leaves the disaster area after the lifeboats and survivors have been accounted for as fully as possible.
Has additional blankets prepared for use in boats during the recovery operation.
Continues maneuvering Carpathia among ice and lifeboats as daylight spreads across the disaster area.
Stations the Italian doctor and assistants in Carpathia's second-class dining room for incoming survivors.
Orders Carpathia's steerage staff to keep their own passengers clear of the third-class rescue area.
Orders the purser's staff to record the names of Titanic survivors as soon as practicable.
Stations the Hungarian doctor and assistants in Carpathia's third-class dining room for incoming survivors.
Has thirteen of Titanic's wooden lifeboats hoisted aboard Carpathia during the rescue operation.
Completes recovery of Titanic survivors before Carpathia turns toward New York.
Authorizes an official wireless message to White Star reporting survivors aboard and Carpathia's return course.
Gets Californian under way at full speed through the ice toward the reported position of Titanic.
Is informed again before dawn that rockets had been observed during the middle watch.
Receives reports from the bridge that white rockets are being seen in the direction of a nearby vessel.
Learns by wireless from Virginian that Titanic has struck an iceberg and that passengers are in boats.
Receives a bridge report that white rockets are being seen in the direction of the nearby steamer.
Authorizes transmission of CQD distress calls so nearby ships can be summoned to Titanic's position.
Receives reports of water entering forward compartments and learns that Titanic's damage is severe.
Orders or authorizes distress rockets to be fired at intervals in an attempt to attract nearby vessels.
Remains responsible for Titanic during the final evacuation as the ship settles lower and the remaining boats are launched.
Dies when Titanic sinks after remaining aboard during the evacuation and final emergency.
Uses a megaphone on the boat deck while directing passengers and reinforcing the women-and-children evacuation priority.
Has a wireless message sent advising responding ships to prepare their boats because Titanic is sinking.
Directs officers to uncover and load the lifeboats after the seriousness of Titanic's damage becomes clear.
Orders Titanic's wireless operators to call for assistance after the seriousness of the flooding becomes apparent.
Has wireless traffic report that women are being placed into Titanic's lifeboats during the evacuation.
Directs that women and children receive priority as Titanic's lifeboats are loaded and lowered.
Escapes in lifeboat 8 and assists with steering and rowing after the boat leaves Titanic.
Escapes Titanic with her husband in emergency lifeboat 1.
Escapes with his wife in emergency lifeboat 1, which is lowered with only twelve occupants.
Reports to Captain Smith that the flooding is beyond Titanic's designed ability to remain afloat.
Dies when Titanic sinks after remaining aboard during the evacuation, and his body is never identified.
Is reported throwing deckchairs overboard so they might provide flotation for people forced into the water.
Directs steward Henry Etches to tell passengers where their lifebelts are stored and to help them put the belts on.
Uses his detailed knowledge of Titanic's subdivision to assess how flooding of multiple forward compartments threatens the ship.
Urges stewardess Annie Robinson to wear her lifebelt visibly so passengers understand the seriousness of the emergency.
Is observed giving instructions intended to help steerage passengers move upward during the emergency.
Warns stewardesses to hurry on deck and take precautions after the extent of Titanic's flooding becomes clear.
Inspects the ship after the collision and assesses flooding in the forward compartments.
Advises Captain Smith that the damaged ship cannot remain afloat.
Remains aboard Titanic during the final evacuation and dies in the sinking.
Survives Titanic in lifeboat 7, the first standard lifeboat lowered from the starboard side.
Escapes in lifeboat 11 while carrying her musical toy pig.
Dies in the Titanic disaster while travelling home from Europe.
Survives Titanic in lifeboat 6 after leaving the ship during the port-side evacuation.
Chooses to remain with her husband Isidor rather than leave him aboard Titanic.
Declines to take a lifeboat place while other passengers still await evacuation.
Dies in the Titanic disaster after his wife May reaches a lifeboat.
Dies in the Titanic disaster after helping his pregnant wife reach a lifeboat.
Helps his pregnant wife Madeleine reach a lifeboat before remaining aboard Titanic.
Witnesses her husband's attempt to accompany her because of her condition being refused during the evacuation.
Reaches the evacuation area with John Jacob Astor while the ship continues to settle in the water.
Receives shelter and assistance aboard Carpathia after the exposure and shock of the disaster.
Is rescued from lifeboat 4 and taken aboard Carpathia after Titanic has sunk.
Prepares to leave Titanic as officers begin loading women and children into the remaining lifeboats.
Reaches Carpathia without John Jacob Astor and waits for news of her missing husband.
Boards lifeboat 4 during the final phase of Titanic's evacuation.
Leaves Titanic in lifeboat 4 as the boat is lowered from the ship.
Waits in lifeboat 4 during the cold hours between Titanic's evacuation and Carpathia's arrival.
Separates from John Jacob Astor when she enters lifeboat 4 and he remains aboard Titanic.
Escapes the sinking aboard lifeboat number 4 while her husband remains aboard Titanic.
Rows with the occupants of lifeboat 6 as the boat approaches Carpathia.
Boards Carpathia after being rescued with the occupants of lifeboat 6.
Helps organise assistance for fellow survivors after being rescued by Carpathia.
Challenges Quartermaster Robert Hichens during disagreements over rowing and whether the boat should return.
Helps other passengers during the evacuation before entering a lifeboat herself.
Uses her organisational skills and language ability to assist distressed survivors aboard Carpathia.
Encourages the occupants of lifeboat 6 during the cold wait for rescue.
Boards lifeboat 6 during Titanic's evacuation from the port side.
Leaves Titanic in lifeboat 6 under the command of Quartermaster Robert Hichens.
Helps row lifeboat 6 as its occupants move away from the sinking Titanic.
Argues that lifeboat 6 should return toward the wreck area to search for people in the water.
Begins helping fellow Titanic survivors soon after reaching Carpathia.
Escapes Titanic aboard lifeboat number 6 and helps other survivors during the disaster.
Receives the report that Titanic has foundered and that Carpathia is returning to New York with survivors.
Sends a wireless request to Olympic seeking immediate information about Titanic's passengers and where survivors will be landed.
Survives the sinking by reaching overturned collapsible B after being swept into the sea.
Survives in lifeboat 13 after boarding from A deck during the starboard evacuation.
Dies in the Titanic disaster while returning to the United States from Europe.
Records observations of life aboard Carpathia while the rescue ship carries the survivors toward New York.
Uses other ships as relays when direct communication with distant shore stations is difficult.
Receives survivor names gathered aboard Carpathia for transmission to anxious relatives and authorities.
Transmits names of Titanic survivors from Carpathia as lists are assembled aboard the rescue ship.
Shares the heavy post-rescue wireless workload with surviving Titanic operator Harold Bride.
Works with Titanic operator Harold Bride after the rescue to handle the exceptional volume of wireless traffic.
Carries hundreds of Titanic survivors westward while Carpathia proceeds toward New York.
Is identified among the first-class survivors carried by Carpathia after the sinking.
Travels aboard Carpathia toward New York with the other Titanic survivors.
Helps raise money aboard Carpathia for Titanic survivors who lost possessions in the sinking.
Helps organize a committee of survivors to provide practical assistance to people rescued from Titanic.
Uses Cunard agent Sumner's name in a wireless request asking Carpathia to send the names of Titanic survivors.
Sends a wireless request from Carpathia asking that Cedric be held so Titanic crew can return to Britain.
Keeps Carpathia's wireless service operating during the voyage toward New York with Titanic's survivors aboard.
Continues transmitting rescue information as Carpathia steams west with Titanic's survivors.
Continues relief work among Titanic survivors while Carpathia proceeds toward New York.
Receives incomplete survivor information while White Star's New York office seeks confirmed names from Carpathia.
Receives Ismay's wireless request that Cedric be held so surviving Titanic crew can return to Britain quickly.
Leads the move for a Senate investigation immediately after news of Titanic's loss reaches the United States.
Leads the Senate effort after passage of the resolution authorizing an investigation into the Titanic disaster.
Learns of Titanic's loss while recovering from surgery at Witley Park in England.
Issues a public expression of sympathy after learning of Titanic's loss and the deaths of passengers, crew and Harland and Wolff staff.
Disembarks from Carpathia in New York after surviving Titanic in lifeboat 13.
Completes the emergency voyage's wireless work as Carpathia reaches New York and the survivors prepare to land.
Maintains wireless traffic as Carpathia approaches New York with survivors, officials and relatives awaiting news.
Brings Titanic survivors to New York aboard Carpathia.
Brings Carpathia into New York Harbor on the evening of 18 April with Titanic survivors aboard.
Docks Carpathia at Cunard's Pier 54 in New York and enables the rescued passengers to disembark.
Arrives in New York aboard Carpathia after surviving Titanic in lifeboat 4.
Approaches New York aboard Carpathia as relatives, officials and reporters await the Titanic survivors.
Returns from the disaster as the surviving widow of John Jacob Astor, who is lost in the sinking.
Continues assisting survivors as Carpathia approaches New York and arrangements are made for disembarkation.
Gives evidence about Marconi wireless operations and shipboard communications during the Titanic disaster.
Gives evidence about Titanic's officers, navigation, lifeboats and evacuation on the inquiry's opening day.
Gives testimony on the opening day of the Senate inquiry about White Star management and Titanic's voyage.
Gives evidence on the opening day of the United States Senate investigation into the disaster.
Describes receiving Titanic's distress traffic and Carpathia's subsequent wireless work for the Senate inquiry.
Explains Carpathia's response to Titanic's distress call and the rescue of survivors to the Senate inquiry.
Opens the Senate investigation at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel and begins taking testimony about Titanic's loss.
Leads the United States Senate inquiry into the Titanic disaster as hearings begin.
Describes Titanic's wireless distress work and the final communications sent before the ship sank.
Gives Senate evidence about Titanic's lifeboats, evacuation procedures and his experience after leaving the ship.
Gives evidence to the United States Senate inquiry about Titanic's officers, lifeboats and the evacuation.
Announces subpoenas for surviving Titanic officers, wireless operators and crew members needed for further testimony.
Gives evidence about Titanic's position, distress signals, nearby lights and the evacuation of the ship.
Requests appointment of a Wreck Commissioner to investigate the loss of Titanic.
Works with Bolshevik press activity around Pravda.
Gives evidence about White Star and International Mercantile Marine communications following the disaster.
Gives Senate evidence about company communications, survivor information and White Star's relationship with International Mercantile Marine.
Continues the Senate investigation after hearings move from New York to Washington.
Resumes the Titanic investigation in Washington so the full subcommittee can participate in the hearings.
Serves on the Senate investigation examining crew testimony and the circumstances of Titanic's loss.
Participates in the Senate inquiry into the causes of the Titanic disaster and related safety issues.
Serves on the Senate subcommittee reviewing evidence concerning Titanic's sinking.
Serves on the Senate Commerce subcommittee and participates in the investigation of Titanic's loss.
Serves on the Senate Commerce subcommittee examining testimony about the Titanic disaster.
Participates in the Senate investigation and questions witnesses about Titanic and maritime safety.
Gives passenger evidence about Titanic's evacuation and his experience leaving the ship in a lifeboat.
Describes sighting the iceberg and reporting it to Titanic's bridge during the Senate investigation.
Returns to the witness stand and provides additional evidence during the fourth day of the investigation.
Appoints Lord Mersey as Wreck Commissioner to investigate the loss of Titanic.
Renews the Liberal programme for Welsh religious reform.
Introduces legislation to disestablish the Church in Wales.
Introduces legislation to disestablish the Church in Wales.
Is appointed Wreck Commissioner to conduct the British formal investigation into Titanic's loss.
Gives evidence about lifeboat loading, his return toward the wreckage and the rescue of people from the water.
Returns for further questioning about visibility, lookout conditions and the iceberg sighting.
Gives evidence about steering Titanic, lifeboat 6 and events before and after the collision.
Returns to the inquiry for additional questioning about Titanic's navigation and evacuation procedures.
Requests that survivor lists and Herbert Pitman's memoranda be entered into the official Senate inquiry record.
Explains to the Senate that the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company was the legal owner of Titanic.
States during Senate questioning that Titanic cost approximately one and a half million pounds.
Takes separate evening testimony from Albert Haines, Samuel Hemming and Frank Evans concerning Titanic's evacuation.
Questions John Hardy, William Ward, James Widgery and Edward Buley in a separate evening session.
Examines Edward Wheelton, William Taylor, George Moore and Thomas Jones in a separate inquiry session.
Takes group testimony from George Symons, George Hogg and Walter Perkis concerning Titanic's evacuation.
Takes testimony from six Titanic crew members during a separate part of the Senate investigation.
Takes separate testimony from George Rowe, Alfred Olliver and Frank Osman during the Senate investigation.
Explains Californian's wireless traffic and communications with Titanic before the disaster.
Gives evidence about Californian's position, ice conditions and the ship's actions during Titanic's distress.
Nominates five assessors to assist Lord Mersey during the formal investigation into Titanic's loss.
Gives evidence about conditions aboard Titanic and the actions of crew members during the evacuation.
Gives evidence about Mount Temple's response to Titanic's distress calls and the surrounding ice conditions.
Questions steward Alfred Crawford about what he observed when the iceberg passed alongside Titanic.
Returns to the Senate inquiry for further questioning about Titanic, White Star practices and the evacuation.
The Board of Trade formally orders an investigation under the Merchant Shipping Act into Titanic's loss.
Provides detailed survivor evidence about the sinking, collapsible boats and conditions on Titanic's decks.
Gives survivor evidence about Titanic's final hours and the evacuation during the Senate hearings.
Describes the evacuation and praises the conduct of Titanic's crew during her Senate inquiry testimony.
Questions Joseph Bruce Ismay after the White Star chairman is recalled during the Senate hearings.
Responds publicly and corporately to the loss of Titanic as chairman of Harland and Wolff.
Joins Ernest Rutherford's laboratory in Manchester, where research on radioactive phenomena and the nuclear atom strongly redirects his theoretical work.
Describes Carpathia's response and rescue work to the United States Senate inquiry.
Gives evidence to the United States Senate investigation about Carpathia's response and rescue of Titanic survivors.
Carries the distinction associated with his Royal Naval Reserve status while commanding Titanic.
Serves as an honorary commander of the Royal Naval Reserve while holding command of Titanic.
Places maritime safety and lifeboat regulation under public examination.
Addresses Unionist supporters against the Home Rule Bill.
Uses parliamentary and public advocacy to defend the Ulster position.
Gives evidence to the Senate investigation about ownership, operations and communications involving Titanic and White Star Line.
Gives evidence about his engineering duties and lifeboat 13 during the British investigation.
Chairs hearings examining navigation, construction and emergency procedures.
Opens the formal British investigation ordered by the Board of Trade into the loss of Titanic.
Serves as one of Lord Mersey's maritime assessors during the formal British investigation into Titanic's loss.
Opens the formal British inquiry into Titanic's loss.
Gives evidence about lookout duties and conditions aboard Titanic before the collision.
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Losif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili took the name Stalin, meaning "man of steel"
Begins giving evidence about boiler-room flooding, watertight doors and his escape from Titanic.
Gives evidence about the helm orders at the collision and his command of lifeboat 6.
Is buried at Fairview Lawn Cemetery in Halifax after his body is recovered following the Titanic disaster.
Gives evidence about engineering conditions and the conduct of emergency lifeboat 1.
Gives evidence about engineering work, the evacuation and his escape from Titanic.
Present for the King's inspection of the Fleet
Negotiates operational cooperation between the Bulgarian and Serbian armies.
Expanded by a military contract
Creates the Royal Flying Corps
Helps prepare Serbian military cooperation with Bulgaria.
Brings naval aviation into a formal military organization.
Supports creation of the Royal Flying Corps naval wing.
Takes command of Number Two Squadron Royal Flying Corps.
Leads one of Britain's first organized military flying units.
Organizes army aviation units, training and operational doctrine.
Becomes commander of the Royal Flying Corps Military Wing.
Gives evidence about the rockets and conversations on Californian's bridge during Titanic's sinking.
Gives evidence about the rockets, Morse signalling and the nearby ship observed from Californian.
Gives evidence about Californian's position, the nearby vessel and the rockets observed during Titanic's sinking.
Gives evidence about the ship seen from Californian before the rockets are observed.
Gives evidence about Californian's log practices and the bridge observations made on the night Titanic sank.
States during the British inquiry that he later believed the passenger steamer he observed was Titanic.
Gives evidence about Californian's wireless communications and the ice warning sent to Titanic.
Is convicted after the WSPU window-smashing campaign.
Receives imprisonment for conspiracy connected with militant suffrage action.
Is convicted with WSPU leaders over militant protest organization.
Serves imprisonment for conspiracy connected with property damage.
Gives evidence about the evacuation and instructions received during Titanic's final hours.
Gives evidence about guiding third-class passengers and the loading of lifeboat 15.
Appears in the film Saved from the Titanic only weeks after surviving the disaster.
Gives evidence about emergency lifeboat 1 and events seen from the boat after Titanic sank.
Approves equal secondary study programmes for male and female students.
Gives evidence about the evacuation and his escape in emergency lifeboat 1.
Begins evidence to the British inquiry about navigation, ice warnings, the collision and lifeboat loading.
Gives evidence to the British inquiry about her experience aboard emergency lifeboat 1.
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Gives evidence to the British inquiry about lifeboats, ice information and his actions during the evacuation.
Gives evidence to the British inquiry about bridge activity, distress signals and lifeboat operations.
Describes his officer duties, command of lifeboat 5 and the debate over returning toward people in the water.
Gives evidence about deck activity, shipboard lights and the evacuation.
Gives evidence to the British inquiry about the lookout watch, iceberg sighting and absence of binoculars.
Gives evidence about receiving Titanic's distress call and Carpathia's wireless work during the rescue.
Describes flooding in Titanic's boiler spaces during testimony taken aboard Olympic in New York Harbor.
Gives evidence aboard Olympic and submits wireless records concerning Titanic's distress traffic.
Gives evidence aboard Olympic about the ship's wireless contact with Titanic and efforts to steam toward the disaster.
Boards Olympic in New York Harbor and questions officers and crew about Titanic-related wireless and engineering evidence.
Supports international agreement on safer ocean traffic, including ship safety requirements and routing in waters threatened by ice.
Supports the report's recommendation that passenger ships carry lifeboat capacity sufficient for everyone aboard.
Supports recommendations for improved lifeboat assignments, crew training and passenger emergency drills before departure.
Presents the subcommittee's final report on the causes and safety lessons of the Titanic disaster.
Presents the Senate inquiry's findings and safety recommendations after weeks of hearings.
Supports Senate recommendations requiring lifeboat capacity adequate for the people carried on ocean-going passenger ships.
Supports proper assignment and training of crew members so lifeboats can be loaded, lowered and handled efficiently in emergencies.
Supports passenger lifeboat assignments and emergency drills before departure so people know where to go during an abandonment.
Supports stronger regulation of shipboard radiotelegraphy after the inquiry exposes weaknesses in emergency wireless communications.
Supports stronger regulation of shipboard radiotelegraphy after the inquiry examines failures in emergency communications.
Participates as a member of the subcommittee when the Senate investigation issues its final report.
Speaks in the Senate when the Titanic investigation report and maritime safety issues are debated.
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Greece, not wishing to be left out of a possible alliance against the Ottoman Empire and the corresponding partition of territory, begins negotiations with Bulgaria on a defensive alliance resulting in the Greco-Bulgarian Treaty
Concludes a defensive treaty with Greece.
Greece, not wishing to be left out of a possible alliance against the Ottoman Empire and the corresponding partition of territory, begins negotiations with Bulgaria on a defensive alliance resulting in the Greco-Bulgarian Treaty
Signing of the Greco-Bulgarian Treaty
Greece, not wishing to be left out of a possible alliance against the Ottoman Empire and the corresponding partition of territory, begins negotiations with Bulgaria on a defensive alliance resulting in the Greco-Bulgarian Treaty
Joins Bulgaria in a treaty against Ottoman power.
Joins the survivors' committee in honoring Captain Rostron with a silver loving cup after the rescue.
Gives evidence about provisioning lifeboats, Titanic's final plunge and his survival.
Gives evidence about Titanic's lookout organisation and the watch preceding Fleet and Lee.
Gives evidence about lookout duties and his command of emergency lifeboat 1.
Gives evidence about the crow's-nest watch, visibility and the iceberg sighting.
Gives evidence about lights seen from Titanic and signalling activity during the sinking.
Describes the loading of emergency boat 2, its occupants and the decisions made after Titanic disappeared.
Answers questions concerning speed, lifeboats and company policy.
Gives evidence to the British inquiry about emergency lifeboat 1 and payments later made to its crew.
Examines lifeboat provision, launching and evacuation procedures during the British investigation.
Examines evidence concerning Titanic's navigation, speed, ice warnings and collision.
Reviews wireless messages, distress calls and communications evidence during the inquiry.
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Italy captures the Dodecanese Islands from Turkey
Gives evidence about Titanic's lifeboats and his experience during the sinking.
Gives evidence about deck work, lifeboat operations and the final evacuation.
Gives evidence about passenger assistance, lifeboat loading and events after the collision.
Begins giving evidence before the British Wreck Commissioner's inquiry into Titanic's loss.
Chairs the London radiotelegraph conference as maritime safety and emergency communications receive increased attention after Titanic.
Explains White Star management arrangements and the authority exercised by commanders during the British inquiry.
Discusses the number of able seamen required to man and launch lifeboats during an emergency.
Explains the purpose of assigned boat stations and company arrangements for emergency boat duties.
Discusses White Star views on lifeboat accommodation and the practical problems of carrying additional boats.
Gives evidence comparing Titanic's lifeboat provision with the requirements then imposed by the Board of Trade.
Gives evidence about White Star Line management and company instructions following Ismay's testimony.
Appears before the British inquiry as a member of Ismay, Imrie and Company, managers of the White Star Line.
Gives evidence about company operating rules and instructions applied to White Star ships and commanders.
Assumes the government's senior legal and judicial office.
Becomes Lord Chancellor after leaving the War Office.
Gives evidence to the British inquiry about Titanic's design, lifeboat arrangements and shipbuilding practice.
Gives British inquiry evidence about Carpathia's voyage, lifeboats and rescue of Titanic survivors.
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Challenges conventional attitudes toward women, work and sexual independence.
Hindle Wakes opens at the Aldwych Theatre.
Cherry-Garrard presents another issue of the South Polar Times during the subdued second winter at Cape Evans.
Gives extensive evidence about Board of Trade marine administration, lifeboat rules and bulkhead regulation.
Explains Titanic's structure, flooding calculations and damage assumptions to the British inquiry.
Uses technical calculations to explain how flooding across multiple compartments caused Titanic to founder.
Gives evidence about White Star Line operating practice, equipment and Titanic's preparation for service.
Leads the Northern Party through winter in a snow cave.
The men survive largely on seals and penguins.
Gives evidence about emigration inspection and passenger certification requirements applying to Titanic.
Gives evidence about Board of Trade surveys conducted during Titanic's construction and certification.
Gives technical evidence concerning Board of Trade engineering surveys and Titanic's machinery arrangements.
Gives evidence on Board of Trade ship-survey standards and the regulations governing lifesaving appliances.
Gives evidence about survey work carried out on Titanic at Belfast before she entered service.
Hears technical evidence about Titanic's structure, watertight subdivision and damage.
Campaigns for improved wages and conditions across dock employment.
Helps organize workers during the London transport strike.
Begins producing aircraft for sporting and military use.
Establishes the Sopwith Aviation Company.
Nominated presidential candidate
Oversees agreement on a common 600-metre wavelength, about 500 kilohertz, for maritime distress communications.
Oversees adoption of rules giving distress communications priority over ordinary radiotelegraph traffic.
Oversees regulations requiring stations hearing a distress signal to suspend ordinary traffic until emergency communications are complete.
Oversees rules requiring regular three-minute silent listening periods so operators can detect weak distress calls.
Receives congressional recognition for leading Carpathia's prompt rescue response to the Titanic disaster.
Completes the King Edward VII railway bridge across the Tyne.
Creates a major rail connection into Newcastle Central Station.
Brings national health insurance contributions into operation.
Extends contributory medical and sickness benefits to insured workers.
The Kristjan Jonsson Ministry ends, concluding this period as Minister for Iceland.
Begins the Second Hannes Hafstein Ministry and serves as Minister for Iceland.
Defends Lenin & Zinoviev in Austria, they are released as "an enemy of tsarism"
Defends Lenin & Zinoviev in Austria, they are released as "enemies of tsarism". Defends Lenin & Zinoviev in Austria, they are released as "an enemy of tsarism"
Defends Lenin & Zinoviev in Austria, they are released as "enemies of tsarism"
Arrested by the Austrian police as a spy & enemy alien
Arrested by the Austrian police as a spy & enemy alien
Arrested by the Austrian police as a spy & enemy alien
Arrested by the Austrian police as a spy & enemy alien
Promises Conservative support for Ulster opposition to Home Rule.
Intensifies Unionist resistance to the government's Irish legislation.
Recommends fitting lifeboats with continuous protective fenders to reduce damage while boats are lowered in a seaway.
Recommends wireless installations staffed by enough trained operators to maintain continuous service by day and night.
Recommends reviewing merchant-shipping law to encourage greater continuity of service among trained seafarers.
Recommends investigation of double skins and longitudinal watertight bulkheads to improve passenger-ship resistance to flooding.
Recommends reminding masters that they are legally required to assist vessels in distress whenever it is possible to do so.
Recommends that authorities obtain designs and specifications early enough to require safety improvements before construction is completed.
Recommends an organized emergency-control system to secure obedience to orders and guide passengers during casualties.
Recommends stronger watertight subdivision so a ship can remain afloat despite flooding over a greater proportion of its length.
Recommends an international conference to establish common standards for subdivision, lifesaving appliances, wireless, ice navigation and searchlights.
Recommends calculating lifeboat and raft capacity from the number of people carried rather than from a ship's tonnage.
Recommends that lifeboat equipment be aboard before departure and that boats carry lights, compasses, provisions and capacity markings.
Recommends sufficient lifeboat accommodation for everyone aboard passenger ships wherever such provision is practicable.
Recommends treating lifeboat accommodation independently from the protection provided by watertight subdivision.
Recommends regular eyesight testing for every crew member assigned to lookout duties on passenger ships.
Recommends giving authorities power to require one or more ship's boats to have mechanical propulsion.
Recommends encouraging systematic training for boys entering the Merchant Service so more seafarers are competent in boat work.
Recommends statutory powers allowing approved structural safety standards to be enforced on newly built passenger ships.
Recommends extending stronger safety supervision and inspection beyond emigrant ships to all foreign-going passenger ships.
Recommends requiring every passenger ship to have an officer-communicated plan for efficiently working the lifeboats before departure.
Recommends that ships reduce speed during darkness or alter course when ice is reported near their intended track.
Recommends more searching official inspection of lifeboats and other life-saving appliances before passenger ships sail.
Recommends training additional crew members in boat work whenever deck crews alone cannot adequately man all lifeboats.
Recommends investigation of watertight decks and methods of sealing openings so flooding can be contained more effectively.
Recommends boat, fire and watertight-door drills after departure and at least weekly during voyages, with drills recorded in the log.
Issues the Wreck Commissioner's report finding that Titanic was lost after striking an iceberg at excessive speed.
Concludes the British formal investigation and delivers the Wreck Commissioner's report on Titanic's loss.
Appointed acting President of Ecuador
Released by the Austrians because he is an "enemy of tsarism"
Released by the Austrians because he is an "enemy of tsarism"
Released by the Austrians because he is an "enemy of tsarism"
Released by the Austrians because he is an "enemy of tsarism"
Measures increasing ionization at high altitude during a balloon flight.
Concludes that penetrating radiation reaches Earth from outer space.
Takes office as a Liberal president after years of instability.
Lenin is released as an "enemy of tsarism" & escorted in a train to Switzerland
Leaves Vienna bound for Switzerland in an Austrian military mail train
Leaves Vienna bound for Switzerland in an Austrian military mail train
Death of William Booth
Carden assumes responsibility for dockyard administration, repair capacity and naval support facilities at Malta.
Carden becomes Admiral Superintendent of Malta Dockyard in August 1912.
Organizes a Vienna conference seeking to unite anti-Bolshevik and non-factional Social Democratic groups in the August Bloc.
Appointed President of Ecuador, 2nd term
Leaves an influential body of choral, orchestral and chamber music.
Dies in Croydon at the age of thirty-seven.
Birth of Ian Kinloch MacGregor
Measures the Doppler shift of M31 and finds a very large approach velocity, the first radial-velocity measurement made for a spiral nebula.
Leads mass Unionist resistance to the proposed Dublin parliament.
Signs the Ulster Covenant opposing Irish Home Rule.
Priestley leaves Inexpressible Island with the Northern Party for the long sledge journey back to Cape Evans.
Campbell leads the Northern Party away from its winter cave and south toward Cape Evans.
Campbell leads the weakened Northern Party away from Inexpressible Island on the long journey back toward Cape Evans.
Founder member of the Order of Teutons
A founder member of the Order of Teutons
A founder member of the Order of Teutons
Agrees military cooperation with Serbia as the Balkan crisis intensifies.
Leaves Vienna bound for Switzerland in an Austrian military mail train
Leaves Vienna bound for Switzerland in an Austrian military mail train
Coordinates Serbian policy with Montenegro before war with the Ottoman Empire.
Becomes Staatsrat and Ministerialdirektor, serving as a senior official and deputy to the Bavarian Interior Minister.
Begins work as professor of theoretical physics at ETH Zurich.
The first state to declare war is Montenegro, starting the First Balkan War. After issuing an ultimatum to the Porte on October 13, Bulgaria declares war on Turkey on October 17
After issuing an ultimatum to the Porte on October 13, Bulgaria declares war on Turkey on October 17
The first state to declare war is Montenegro, starting the First Balkan War
Declares war on the Ottoman Empire, opening the First Balkan War.
Declares war on the Ottoman Empire.
The first state to declare war is Montenegro, starting the First Balkan War
Prepares Serbia to join Montenegro and the other Balkan allies.
Montenegro declares war on Turkey
Faces Montenegro's declaration of war.
Leads the search for Scott's missing polar party.
In the Treaty of Ouchy Turkey cedes the Dodecanese to Italy
In the Treaty of Ouchy Turkey cedes Rhodes to Italy
A thtreat of war in the Balkans causes Turkey to conclude a peace
Turkey recognizes Italy's conquests in the Treaty of Ouchy
After issuing an ultimatum to the Porte on October 13, Greece declares war on Turkey on October 17
After issuing an ultimatum to the Porte on October 13, Greece declares war on Turkey on October 17
Bulgaria, Greece and Serbia declare war on Turkey
Leads the Serbian government as it declares war on the Ottoman Empire.
Faces declarations of war from Serbia and its Balkan allies.
Following an ultimatum to the Ottomans, the remaining members of the Balkan alliance enter the conflict
Leads Bulgarian armies into Eastern Thrace.
Commands Bulgaria's First Army in Thrace.
Leads the Serbian First Army south toward Kumanovo.
Concentrates the Ottoman Vardar Army to oppose the Serbian advance.
Occupies Lemnos as a base near the Dardanelles.
Breaks through Ottoman defences in Thessaly.
Leads the Serbian Third Army into Pristina.
Retreats after Greek victory at Sarantaporo.
Withdraws Ottoman formations as Serbian forces enter Kosovo.
Defeats the Turks in the Vardarrr Valley
Commands the Serbian First Army during the opening battle at Kumanovo.
Launches Ottoman attacks against the Serbian army near Kumanovo.
Defeats a Turkish covering force
Commands Serbia's First Army at Kumanovo.
Defeats Ottoman forces in Macedonia.
Directs Serbian operations that defeat the Ottoman Vardar Army.
Orders withdrawal after the Ottoman defeat at Kumanovo.
Is defeated by Bulgarian forces in Thrace.
Commands Ottoman forces defeated by Serbia.
Defeated by the 2nd and 3rd Bulgarian Armies
Defeated by the 2nd and 3rd Bulgarian Armies
After the liberation of Thessaloniki, the Greek army links up with the Serb army north and they turns west
Serbian forces occupy Skopje after Kumanovo.
Orders the Serbian advance into Skopje after victory at Kumanovo.
Abandons Skopje as the Vardar Army retreats southward.
Greece captures Thessaloniki
Greece captures Thessaloniki
Jodl is commissioned as a lieutenant in the Bavarian artillery.
Montenegrin forces besiege Scutari.
Organises Ottoman resistance at Scutari.
Begins operations against Adrianople.
Priestley and his companions find a previously laid food cache, improving the party's prospects during the final stage of their return.
Helps win a major First Balkan War battle.
Forced by the Bulgarians to retreat behind the Chatalja Line to protect Constantinople
Retreats after defeat at Lule Burgas.
Certifies completion of Casa Mila, also known as La Pedrera, his final major civil building.
The First Balkan War breaks out following an impossible ultimatum given to the Porte
Oversees Harland and Wolff as Olympic returns to Belfast for extensive safety modifications following the Titanic disaster.
Atkinson leads the spring search south to determine the fate of Scott and the missing Polar Party.
Browning's condition improves after the returning party reaches cached food that provides a welcome change from its winter diet.
Members of the Balkan League attack Turkey and win quick victories
Montenegro invades Shkodra, with secondary operations in the Novi Pazar area
Helps direct Serbian attacks against Ottoman positions near Prilep.
Attempts to delay the Serbian advance toward Bitola.
Overwhelms the Turks and moves on to Salonika
The remaining forces retreat to Ioannina. About 20,000 Turks are killed or captured
Priestley reaches Cape Evans with the Northern Party after the difficult coastal return journey.
Campbell brings the complete Northern Party safely back to Cape Evans after its unexpected second winter.
Campbell brings all six members of the Northern Party safely to Cape Evans after their second Antarctic winter and overland return.
Northern Party reaches Cape Evans after surviving winter.
Accepts the surrender of Salonika.
Surrenders Salonika to the Greek army.
The Turkish garrison of 20,000 surrenders and Constantine occupies the city
Supports the campaign intended to secure Serbian access to the Adriatic.
Leads Serbian troops westward from Kosovo toward the Adriatic coast.
Representitives in the Church of St Spyridon vote that Samos unite with Greece
Wright is among the searchers who locate the final camp containing Scott, Wilson and Bowers on the Ross Ice Shelf.
Their final camp became their tomb; a high cairn of snow was erected over it, topped by a roughly fashioned cross. The bodies of Scott and his companions were discovered by a search party on 12 November 1912 and their records retrieved
The bodies of Scott and his companions were discovered by a search party on 12 November 1912 and their records retrieved.
The searchers recover records and build a snow cairn over the tent.
Joins the search party that finds the polar party's final tent.
Hooper is among the search party that discovers the tent containing Scott, Wilson and Bowers.
Atkinson's search party finds the final camp containing Scott, Wilson and Bowers and recovers their records.
Joins the search party that finds Scott's last camp.
Atkinson's search party recovers diaries, letters and expedition records from the tent before building a cairn over the dead.
Uses skis from the search party to mark the burial cairn.
Searchers find the tent containing Scott, Wilson and Bowers.
Helps find the final camp of Scott's party.
Gran's ski is used in the cross erected above the snow cairn covering the final camp of Scott, Wilson and Bowers.
Keohane participates in the search for Oates, whose body is not found, while the party identifies evidence near his final route.
The 4th & last Duma opens
Austria denounces Serbian gains in the Balkans; Russia and France backed Serbia while Italy and Germany back Austria
Austria denounces Serbian gains in the Balkans; Russia and France backed Serbia while Italy and Germany back Austria
The 4th & last Duma opens, 1912-1917
Commits the Serbian First Army against Ottoman defenses around Monastir.
Defends the final major Ottoman position in Macedonia.
Bulgarian forces fail to break the Chatalja line.
Defends the line protecting Constantinople.
Wins the final Serbian victory in Macedonia.
Directs operations leading to the defeat of Ottoman forces at Monastir.
The Bulgarian forces are driven back from Constantinople
Loses Monastir after sustained Serbian attacks.
The Ottoman Vardar Army is defeated near Monastir.
Austria denounces Serbian gains in the Balkans; Russia and France backed Serbia while Italy and Germany backed Austria
Resigns from the Labour Party
Loses the Bow by-election when standing as an independent womens suffrage supporter
Loses the Bow by-election when standing as an independent womens suffrage supporter
Presses Serbia's claim for an Adriatic outlet during the campaign.
Reaches the Adriatic coast with Serbian forces.
Hooper hauls with the search party sent south from Cape Evans to investigate the disappearance of the Polar Party.
Atkinson leads the search party south from Cape Evans to determine the fate of Scott's polar party.
Crean joins the search that discovers the fate of Scott and companions, months after he last saw the southbound party alive.
Girev supports the search expedition that finds the Polar Party's final camp and recovers its written records.
Leads the Bolshevik Duma group while secretly serving police interests.
Roosevelt splits the Republicans by forming the Progressive Party. Elected President of the USA
Roosevelt splits the Republicans by forming the Progressive Party
Turkey, Serbia, Montenegro, Greece and Bulgaria sign a weapons pact
Accepts an armistice while negotiations begin in London.
Due to a stalemate on the Chatalja Line a truce is agreed
Adrianople remains in Turkish hands
Adrianople remains in Turkish hands
Agrees an armistice with most Balkan League states.
The London Peace Conference, composed of delegates from the Balkan allies, including Greece, who had not signed the armistice, and Turkey, holds its 1st day
The armistice for the cessation of the First Balkan War is signed
Advocates, "South Africa First" & should use imperialism for its own sel-interest
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for varied and outstanding dramatic writing.
Death of Thomas Charles Scanlen
Defeats the Ottoman fleet off the Dardanelles.
Supports Serbian territorial claims during the London negotiations.
Represents Ottoman interests as peace negotiations begin.
The Ottoman fleet is driven back by Greece.
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
Reaches the end of the year with working capital effectively exhausted despite the major Persian oil discovery.
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
Turns Greek forces toward Ioannina after Salonika.
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
Reconstructs his cabinet after political conflict with Hertzog.
Forms a new cabinet without Hertzog
Excludes Hertzog as divisions among Afrikaner politicians deepen.
Resigns after Hertzogs "South Africa First" speech
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but is twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but is twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but is twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but is twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
The Ottoman Empire breaks up & Ismail Bey proclaims the Independence of Albania
Death of Graf Alois Lexa von Aehrenthal
Appointed Foreign Minister, at the age of 49, the youngest Foreign Minister in Europe
Gives support to Lenin in return for his support for Ukrainian nationalism
Gives support to Lenin in return for his support for Ukrainian nationalism
Appointed Member of Upper Chamber, life member
Emigrates to Cambridge to study with Bertrand Russell
Founds Der Anthroposophische Bund
A concept derived from classical mechanics that on the one hand can serve to refine certain methods of Bohrs model of the atom (although initially Ehrenfest did not accept Bohrs ideas) and on the other hand makes a link between atomic mechanics & stats
Transforms laboratory chemistry by making accurate microanalysis practical.
Develops methods requiring only tiny quantities for organic elemental analysis.
Investigates radioactivity and the statistical character of radioactive decay while working in Vienna.
Appointed Chief-of General Staff, 2nd term
Takes three Bulgarian Armies into Thrace in the direction of Adrianople
Bulgaria attacks Eastern Thrace, stopped at the outskirts of Constantinople in the Chatalja line
An alliance is agreed between Bulgaria and Serbia to partition Macedonia
Wright improves his gravity observations by setting a stable instrument base into permafrost beneath Ponting's former darkroom.
Promulgates legislation introducing permanent electoral registers to reduce manipulation.
Abdicates after the establishment of the Republic
Abdicates after the establishment of the Republic
Appointed President of China
Abdicates after the establishment of the Republic
Founds the Kuomingtang (Nationalist) Party
Founded with the policy of autonomy, democracy & guaranteed incomes. Foundation of the Kuomingtang
Founded with the policy of autonomy, democracy & guaranteed incomes
Appointed Party Leader of the Kuomingtang
Founds the Kuomingtang, the Nationalist Party. Appointed Party Leader of the Kuomingtang
Appointed Commander in Chief
Niels Bohr joined the laboratory and drew on its nuclear research while developing quantum atomic ideas. The development made new measurements available to physical science.
Begins applying quantum concepts to Rutherford's nuclear atom after recognising that a classical electron orbiting a nucleus would be unstable.
Appointed Foreign Minister
Appointed Mayor of Neuvic
Appointed Prime Minister of France
Appointed Prime Minister of France, 1st term
Maritain becomes professor of philosophy at the Lycee Stanislas and also teaches at the Institut Catholique.
Publication of "Arte et Democratie"
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for work on vascular suturing and the transplantation of blood vessels and organs.
Appointed Colonel
Appointed Major General
Publication of "Death in Venice"
Discovers Vahsel Bay in the Weddell Sea, a possible portal into the Antarctic interior
The main benificiaries are the Socialists who now have 110 Deputies
Negotiates treaties with Britain over an eventual partition of the Portuguese colonies and the Berlin-Baghdad railway
Negotiates treaties with Britain over an eventual partition of the Portuguese colonies and the Berlin-Baghdad railway
Appointed President of the Bavarian Constituent Assembly
Appointed Regent, 1912-1913
Appointed Regent & successor of Otto I
Streseman loses his seat
Loses his Reichstag seat at the election.
Elected Member of Reichstag
Appointed Member of Socialist Party
During work recorded in a 1912 notebook, Einstein calculated how a foreground mass could bend light from a background source and produce the geometry of a gravitational lens.
Einstein's notebook analysis showed that gravitational deflection could allow light from one distant source to reach an observer along two paths, producing two apparent images.
Einstein worked out a magnification relation for the gravitational-lens configuration, anticipating formulae he would publish when he returned to the subject decades later.
Discovers interference of x-rays in crystals & is able to measure their wave lengths
Grossmann introduces Einstein to tensor calculus needed for a relativistic theory of gravitation
Founds an organisation to campaign for an increase in the army
Appointed Inspector General of the Cavalry
Appointed Commander of the East Asia Squadron
Appointed General
Appointed head of the Mobilization Section, becoming Moltkes closest adviser
Appointed Lieutenant, 2nd after attending the Danzig War Academy
The right should be 8 times stronger than the left. The right should arc through Belgium to encircle Paris & the left hold Lorraine. Revises the Schlieffen Plan by invading France on 2 fronts & then invading Russia
Composes, "Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda"
Composes On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring.
Creates a short pastoral work for small orchestra.
Writes an accessible orchestral work for St Pauls Girls School.
Begins composing the St Pauls Suite for school musicians.
Publication of "The Lost World"
Publication of "Halcyone"
Publication of "Marriage"
Publishes the novel Manalive.
Explores wonder, convention and renewal through the eccentric Innocent Smith.
Satirizes Edwardian society through the career of Comus Bassington.
Publishes The Unbearable Bassington under the name Saki.
Examines the lives and literary achievements of the Bronte sisters.
Publishes The Three Brontes.
Combines romantic comedy with intrigue involving a fictional European principality.
Publishes the British edition of The Prince and Betty.
Priestley preserves geological notes and observations despite the Northern Party's cramped shelter, restricted diet and severe winter conditions.
Publishes a detailed survivor account describing Titanic's voyage, sinking, rescue and lessons for maritime safety.
Serves as managing director of the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company, the legal owner of Titanic.
Levick helps supplement reduced expedition rations with locally obtained seal and penguin meat during the unplanned winter.
Atkinson assumes leadership at Cape Evans after Edward Evans is invalided home and Scott's Polar Party fails to return.
Browning suffers prolonged dysentery during the second winter, leaving him dangerously weakened before the march back to base.
Abbott badly cuts his hand while butchering a seal, adding a serious injury to the Northern Party's winter difficulties.
Birth of John Enoch Powell
Appointed Secretary of State for War and the Colonies
Supports Unionist organization resisting an Irish parliament.
Campaigns against the Third Home Rule Bill.
Appointed Governor General of the Gold Coast
Opens the Abadan refinery with an initial annual capacity of about 120,000 tons.
Faces serious technical problems when an early refinery test fails and product quality proves poor.
Signs a ten-year marketing arrangement with Royal Dutch Shell because Anglo-Persian lacks a large distribution network.
Appointed Secretary of State for War and the Colonies
Purchases shares in Marconi after the Government agrees a contract with them
Founds the Estimates Committee to assist the Public Accounts Committee. Founds the Estimates Committee
Founds the Estimates Committee to assist scrutiny of public expenditure.
Founds the Estimates Committee
Appointed Lord Chancellor
Passes out from Dartmouth
Examines public health, education, sexuality and social reform.
Publishes The Task of Social Hygiene.
Publication of "The Problems of Philosophy"
Joins the South Wales Miners Federation as a young miner.
Coordinates the party's parliamentary response to Liberal legislation.
Leads Labour members during major constitutional and industrial debates.
Appointed Treasurer
Continues archaeological work at Carchemish before the First World War.
Supervises recording of architecture, sculpture and inscriptions.
Directs continuing excavations at the ancient city of Carchemish.
MacDonald oversees completion of the first major raising of the Aswan Low Dam.
Publication of "Studies In Radioactivity"
Photographs tracks made by charged particles in a cloud chamber.
Makes invisible ionizing radiation paths directly observable.
Formulates the mathematical law governing X-ray diffraction by crystals.
Connects diffraction angles with atomic plane spacing.
Crompton captains Rovers as they claim the First Division championship in 1911โ12, establishing themselves among England's leading clubs.
Takes libel action against Blackwoods magazine over his over his time as a prisoner in the Boer War
Appointed Member of Army Council
Appointed Quartermaster General of the British Army
Appointed Brigadier General
Marries Olave St Claire Soames
Publication of "What Scouts Can Do: More Yarns for Scouts"
Publication of "What Scouts Can Do: More Yarns for Scouts"
Appointed Rear Admiral 2nd Battle squadron
Appointed Chief of the Imperial General Staff
French becomes CIGS before commanding near Ypres.
Takes command of the army formation based at Aldershot.
Directs large-scale training before the First World War.
Fisher strongly advocates oil fuel for warships because of its operational, design and tactical advantages.
Fisher becomes chairman of a royal commission examining oil fuel and naval engine questions.
Venizelos's government supports the incorporation process after revolt on Samos.
One of Constantine's flank detachments is defeated by the Turks
One of Constantine's flank detachments is defeated by the Turks
Greece lands forces in the Halkidiki peninsula while the main force of the army attacks from Thessaly into Macedonia through the Sarantaporo straight
Leads a Greek Army into Macedonia to attack the Turks in the Vardarrr Valley
Greek naval victories secure control of the Aegean.
The Greek Navy is free to liberate the islands of the Aegean, starting with Lemnos which was used as a base to monitor the Dardanelles
Themistoclis Sofoulis forms a temporary revolutionary Government in Samos
Leads Harland and Wolff's Guarantee Group aboard Titanic to monitor systems and correct defects.
Directs Harland and Wolff specialists who test equipment, monitor systems and address defects during Titanic's first voyages.
Occupies first-class cabin A36 while travelling aboard Titanic as the shipbuilder responsible for monitoring the new liner.
Inspects Titanic during the final fitting-out period before sea trials and delivery.
Publication of "Lalcova daciaciaio"
The Congress accepts Mussolinis motion to expel 2 of its leaders, Bissolati & Bonomi. Attempts to unify the party & expel gradualists & supporters of the war against Libya
The Congress accepts Mussolinis motion to expel 2 of its leaders, Bissolati & Bonomi
The Congress accepts Mussolinis motion to expel 2 of its leaders, Bissolati & Bonomi
Appointed Assistant Editor of Avanti by Mussolini
Appointed editor of Avanti, the newspaper of the Socialist Party
Founds & owns his own Socialist publication, "Utopia"
Appointed Party Leader of the Socialist Party
Birth of John Paul I, an Italian (b. Canale dAgordo) named Albino Luciani
The Italians defeat the Turkish in Libya
The Italians defeat the Turkish in Libya
Appoints an executive Prime Minister & a 10 man cabinet
Appointed Head of State
Appointed Prime Minister of Japan, 3rd term
Appointed Ambassador of France
Succeeds as Emperor of Japan
Founds Japans 1st Trades Union
Alvaro Obregon suppreses the rebellion led by Pascual Orozco
Alvaro Obregon suppreses the rebellion led by Pascual Orozco
Alvaro Obregon suppreses the rebellion led by Pascual Orozco
Exiled to the Dar el Makzhen (Sultanate Palace) in Tangier
Appointed Minister of the Navy
Appointed Minister of Education
Appointed Minister of Finance
Appointed Prime Minister of New Zealand, first term
Converts all crown leaseholds into freeholds
Appointed Minister of Defence
Appointed Party Leader of the Reform Party
Amundsen later pays tribute to Borchgrevink's pioneering work, saying that his ascent of the Barrier opened the way south
Amundsen wrote about the expedition in The South Pole: An Account of the Norwegian Antarctic Expedition in the Fram
Death of Prus Boleslaw
Proposes that specific nutrient deficiencies cause diseases including beriberi.
Coins the term vitamine for essential dietary factors.
Returns gradually to scientific work after illness and controversy.
Appointed Minister of Finance
Founds Pravda, journal of the Communist Party
Supports the Balkan League against Turkey
Works as a metal fitter at the Rutchenkovo mine near Yuzovka.
After the fall of the Manchu dynasty, Mongol princes, supported by tsarist Russia, declare the independence of Mongolia from China
After the fall of the Manchu dynasty, Mongol princes, supported by tsarist Russia, declare the independence of Mongolia from China
The Duma opposes the Tsars war policy & becomes critical of the Royal regime
After the fall of the Manchu dynasty, Mongol princes, supported by tsarist Russia, declare the independence of Mongolia from China
After the fall of the Manchu dynasty, Mongol princes, supported by tsarist Russia, declare the independence of Mongolia from China
Reflects on autocracy, reform and Russia's constitutional experiment.
Delegates at the Prague Conference elected Malinovsky to the Bolshevik Central Committee, giving him access to highly confidential party discussions while he remained an Okhrana informer.
Workers of Moscow Governorate elected Malinovsky to the Fourth State Duma, where he emerged as one of the most visible Bolshevik parliamentary representatives.
During a visit to Lenin in Krakow, Malinovsky discussed Bolshevik parliamentary tactics and received instructions concerning relations with the Menshevik deputies.
Malinovsky attended the Prague Conference of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party, where Lenin's supporters consolidated an independent Bolshevik organization.
Malinovsky participated in the business and organizational work surrounding Pravda, giving the police an additional channel of information about the Bolsheviks' legal newspaper network.
Malinovsky attended a Central Committee meeting in Vienna at the end of 1912, strengthening his position within the senior leadership of the Bolshevik organization.
The final split between the Bolsheviks & Mensheviks. The Bolshevik Party formally separated from the Social Democratic Party
Spends 2 yrs in Cracow
Spends 2 yrs in Cracow
The final split between the Bolsheviks & Mensheviks
Final split between the Bolsheviks & Mensheviks
The Menshevik Party formally splits from the Social Democratic Party. Final split between the Bolsheviks & Mensheviks
Begins reporting from the Balkans for Kievskaya Mysl, covering the First and Second Balkan Wars as a correspondent.
Kerensky uses his new parliamentary position to champion civil rights and challenge official misconduct, strengthening his standing among reformers and socialist opposition deputies.
Kerensky is elected to the Fourth State Duma on the Trudovik ticket, beginning his formal parliamentary career as a moderate socialist and outspoken critic of autocratic government.
Kerensky serves on a Duma-backed investigation into the Lena Goldfields massacre, examining the shooting of striking miners and the conditions that produced the dispute.
Kerensky questions witnesses and gathers evidence concerning the Lena Goldfields shootings, helping bring national attention to abuses against workers.
Kerensky reports on the Lena investigation and uses the case to attack administrative abuses and defend the rights of workers before the Duma and the public.
Kerensky joins the Trudovik parliamentary group, representing the populist and moderate socialist opposition within the Fourth Duma.
Appointed Chief of Staff of the Caucasian military district
Leads three Serbian Armies into Macedonia
Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria and Montenegro form a Balkan League
Serbia attacks south Skopje and Bitola
Members of the Balkan League attack Turkey and win quick victories
Serbia and Bulgaria agree to partition Macedonia, still part of the Turkish Empire
Serbia and Bulgaria agree to partition Macedonia
Serbia and Bulgaria sign treaties to split the land of Vardarrr Macedonia
Botha dissolves cabinet & excludes Hertzog because of his English-Dutch bilingualism
Advocates that Afrikaans & English culture should flow in parallel
Botha dissolves the cabinet
Oversees legislation creating the Union Defence Force.
Forms a new cabinet without Hertzog. Excludes Hertzog because of his policy of English-Dutch bilingualism
The Defence Act provides for a Union Defence Force
The Defence Act provides for a Union Defence Force
The Defence Act provides for a Union Defence Force
Establishes a unified military structure for the Union.
Appointed Editor of Tsala ea Batho
Birth of Walter Max Ulyate Sisulu
Founds & leads the forerunner of the Africa National Congress
Creates a unified military structure for the Union.
Organizes implementation of the new Union Defence Force.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physics for automatic regulators used with gas accumulators in lighthouses and buoys.
Invents the light controlled valve allowing lighthouses to operate automatically
Einstein's Zurich work moved toward describing gravity through non-Euclidean spacetime geometry, connecting gravitational phenomena with the mathematical curvature of the metric.
Einstein increasingly identified the spacetime metric as the quantity that should represent gravitation, replacing the idea of gravity as an ordinary force field on fixed space and time.
With Marcel Grossmann's mathematical guidance, Einstein began using Ricci and Levi-Civita tensor calculus as the formal machinery needed to describe a relativistic gravitational field.
Einstein used the thought experiment of a rotating disk to show that ordinary Euclidean geometry need not describe measurements made in accelerated systems, strengthening the geometric approach to gravity.
Before settling on tensor field equations, Einstein explored restricted scalar descriptions of gravitation and tested whether they could preserve relativity while reproducing known gravitational effects.
Following Italy's victory in the Italo-Turkish War of 1911-1912 the Young Turks fall from power after a coup
Following Italy's victory in the Italo-Turkish War of 1911-1912 the Young Turks fell from power after a coup, the Balkan countries see this as an opportunity to attack and fulfill their desires of expansion
Following Italy's victory in the Italo-Turkish War of 1911-1912 the Young Turks fell from power after a coup, the Balkan countries see this as an opportunity to attack and fulfill their desires of expansion
The Greek navy captures the Aegean Islands
Bulgaria attacks Eastern Thrace, stopped only at the outskirts of Constantinople in the Chatalja line
The Greek navy captures the Aegean Islands
Bulgaria attacks Eastern Thrace, stopped only at the outskirts of Constantinople in the Chatalja line
Serbia attacks south towards Skopje and Monastir
Serbia attacks south towards Skopje and Monastir
Following Italy's victory in the Italo-Turkish War of 1911-1912 the Young Turks fall from power after a coup
Following Italy's victory in the Italo-Turkish War of 1911-1912 the Young Turks fall from power after a coup
Publication of "Tarzan of the Apes"
Publication of "Riders of the Purple Sage"
Composer, band leader, "father of the blues," William Christopher Handy publishes Memphis Blues, helps inaugurate new style based on rural black folk music
Composer, band leader, "father of the blues," William Christopher Handy publishes Memphis Blues, helps inaugurate new style based on rural black folk music
Completes a detailed account of the sinking based on his own survival and interviews with other survivors.
Slipher measures a large redshift for the Andromeda nebula, beginning the observational path toward an expanding universe
Collaborates closely with Marcel Grossmann, who guides him toward Ricci and Levi-Civita tensor calculus as the mathematical language for gravitation.
Develops field equations for a restricted static gravitational problem while searching for a theory that can extend relativity beyond inertial reference frames.
Works with Marcel Grossmann to master tensor calculus for a relativistic theory of gravitation.
Realises that gravitation may require non-Euclidean geometry, redirecting the search for a relativistic gravity theory toward curved spacetime mathematics.
Explores a formulation in which the coordinate speed of light varies with gravitational potential, an intermediate step toward a geometric theory of gravity.
Fills the Zurich Notebook with tensor calculations while testing candidate gravitational field equations and learning the differential geometry needed for a covariant theory.
Uses the Zurich Notebook to explore candidate gravitational field equations and differential geometry.
Armstrong discovered the regenerative circuit while studying radio amplification at Columbia University. It helped establish the city as a centre of technical research.
Imprisoned for an assassination attempt on Albert Saurrat
Founds a new nationalist group the Viet Nam Quang Phuc Hoi
West became associated with feminist journalism and wrote for The Freewoman.
Cather published Alexander's Bridge, her first novel.
Strachey investigated Victorian public figures through their correspondence and biographies.
Bonar Law makes opposition to the proposed third Home Rule Bill a central Conservative political cause.
Tsar Ferdinand joins other Balkan rulers in escalating demands for reforms in Ottoman European territories before the First Balkan War.
Ferdinand orders the mobilization that prepares Bulgaria for a campaign against Ottoman forces in Thrace.
Bulgaria enters the First Balkan War as its armies prepare to advance into Ottoman Thrace.
Ferdinand supports the strategic thrust toward Adrianople and Constantinople while Serbian and Greek allies operate elsewhere.
Mihail Savov helps direct Bulgarian military preparations for the main offensive across the Ottoman frontier.
Bulgarian troops advance into Ottoman Thrace during the opening campaign of the First Balkan War.
Bulgarian forces invest Adrianople and begin the siege that will dominate operations in eastern Thrace.
Savov and Bulgarian commanders must sustain armies and artillery over extended routes through contested Thrace.
Radko Dimitriev leads Bulgarian Third Army forces in the operations that help rout Ottoman positions near Kirk Kilisse.
Dimitriev pursues the advantage after Bulgarian victories compel Ottoman troops to withdraw toward the southeast.
Dimitriev commands Bulgarian troops in the prolonged and bloody Lule Burgas campaign in Thrace.
Bulgarian forces approach the fortified Chataldja line outside Constantinople after victories farther west.
Nazim Pasha faces the rapid Bulgarian advance as Ottoman forces attempt to defend eastern Thrace.
Nazim Pasha's troops are defeated in the Lule Burgas campaign and withdraw toward Constantinople.
Nikola Ivanov commands Bulgarian Second Army during the investment of the Ottoman fortress of Adrianople.
Ivanov's forces use increasingly concentrated artillery to wear down Ottoman fortifications around the city.
Bulgarian forces maintain the siege through difficult winter conditions while broader Balkan negotiations continue.
Mehmed Sukru Pasha organizes the Ottoman defense of Adrianople against Bulgarian siege forces.
Sukru Pasha keeps Adrianople's garrison defending its fortifications despite isolation and supply shortages.
King Nikola mobilizes Montenegrin forces amid the growing Balkan League confrontation with the Ottoman Empire.
King Nikola's government declares war on the Ottoman Empire on 8 October 1912.
Montenegro becomes the first Balkan League state to begin open hostilities against Ottoman forces.
The Montenegrin monarch presents the campaign as a struggle to gain territory and defend Balkan Christian populations.
The opening operations carry Montenegrin troops toward Ottoman frontier positions.
Nikola directs political leadership as Montenegrin forces advance toward Scutari and other Ottoman positions.
Nikola's government acts alongside Serbian, Bulgarian and Greek partners during the First Balkan War.
Janko Vukotic directs military operations in the eastern sector during the opening Balkan War.
Vukotic's soldiers conduct operations against Ottoman holdings in the Sandzak region.
Montenegrin troops attempt to secure routes and positions that link their campaign with allied Serbian forces.
Montenegrin advances bring the Berane district out of Ottoman control during the 1912 campaign.
Janko Vukotic's formations cooperate with Serbian forces during operations against the Ottoman Empire.
Montenegrin troops move toward Scutari, a principal objective of their campaign against the Ottoman Empire.
Montenegrin forces help encircle Scutari as resistance in the fortified city continues.
Repeated attacks on Scutari's defenses produce heavy losses without an immediate breakthrough.
Montenegrin troops employ siege guns and artillery fire to pressure Ottoman positions around the city.
Ottoman and Albanian forces defend Scutari against the Montenegrin siege during the First Balkan War.
Nikola orders military preparations along Ottoman borders amid the mounting Balkan crisis.
Armed incidents along the Ottoman Montenegrin frontier accompany the approach to the First Balkan War.
Montenegrin soldiers initiate offensive operations against Ottoman positions during the opening of the Balkan War.
Janko Vukotic commands Montenegrin forces in operations across the northern Ottoman frontier.
Advances by allied forces change the frontier geography in the Sandzak campaign.
Tsar Ferdinand joins other Balkan rulers in escalating demands for reforms in Ottoman European territories before the First Balkan War.
Ferdinand orders the mobilization that prepares Bulgaria for a campaign against Ottoman forces in Thrace.
Bulgaria enters the First Balkan War as its armies prepare to advance into Ottoman Thrace.
Ferdinand supports the strategic thrust toward Adrianople and Constantinople while Serbian and Greek allies operate elsewhere.
Mihail Savov helps direct Bulgarian military preparations for the main offensive across the Ottoman frontier.
Bulgarian troops advance into Ottoman Thrace during the opening campaign of the First Balkan War.
Bulgarian forces invest Adrianople and begin the siege that will dominate operations in eastern Thrace.
Savov and Bulgarian commanders must sustain armies and artillery over extended routes through contested Thrace.
Radko Dimitriev leads Bulgarian Third Army forces in the operations that help rout Ottoman positions near Kirk Kilisse.
Dimitriev pursues the advantage after Bulgarian victories compel Ottoman troops to withdraw toward the southeast.
Dimitriev commands Bulgarian troops in the prolonged and bloody Lule Burgas campaign in Thrace.
Bulgarian forces approach the fortified Chataldja line outside Constantinople after victories farther west.
Nazim Pasha faces the rapid Bulgarian advance as Ottoman forces attempt to defend eastern Thrace.
Nazim Pasha's troops are defeated in the Lule Burgas campaign and withdraw toward Constantinople.
Nikola Ivanov commands Bulgarian Second Army during the investment of the Ottoman fortress of Adrianople.
Ivanov's forces use increasingly concentrated artillery to wear down Ottoman fortifications around the city.
Bulgarian forces maintain the siege through difficult winter conditions while broader Balkan negotiations continue.
Mehmed Sukru Pasha organizes the Ottoman defense of Adrianople against Bulgarian siege forces.
Sukru Pasha keeps Adrianople's garrison defending its fortifications despite isolation and supply shortages.
King Nikola mobilizes Montenegrin forces amid the growing Balkan League confrontation with the Ottoman Empire.
King Nikola's government declares war on the Ottoman Empire on 8 October 1912.
Montenegro becomes the first Balkan League state to begin open hostilities against Ottoman forces.
The Montenegrin monarch presents the campaign as a struggle to gain territory and defend Balkan Christian populations.
The opening operations carry Montenegrin troops toward Ottoman frontier positions.
Nikola directs political leadership as Montenegrin forces advance toward Scutari and other Ottoman positions.
Nikola's government acts alongside Serbian, Bulgarian and Greek partners during the First Balkan War.
Janko Vukotic directs military operations in the eastern sector during the opening Balkan War.
Vukotic's soldiers conduct operations against Ottoman holdings in the Sandzak region.
Montenegrin troops attempt to secure routes and positions that link their campaign with allied Serbian forces.
Montenegrin advances bring the Berane district out of Ottoman control during the 1912 campaign.
Janko Vukotic's formations cooperate with Serbian forces during operations against the Ottoman Empire.
Montenegrin troops move toward Scutari, a principal objective of their campaign against the Ottoman Empire.
Montenegrin forces help encircle Scutari as resistance in the fortified city continues.
Repeated attacks on Scutari's defenses produce heavy losses without an immediate breakthrough.
Montenegrin troops employ siege guns and artillery fire to pressure Ottoman positions around the city.
Ottoman and Albanian forces defend Scutari against the Montenegrin siege during the First Balkan War.
Nikola orders military preparations along Ottoman borders amid the mounting Balkan crisis.
Armed incidents along the Ottoman Montenegrin frontier accompany the approach to the First Balkan War.
Montenegrin soldiers initiate offensive operations against Ottoman positions during the opening of the Balkan War.
Janko Vukotic commands Montenegrin forces in operations across the northern Ottoman frontier.
Advances by allied forces change the frontier geography in the Sandzak campaign.