Capture of Bucharest
The Germans capture Bucharest after the Battle of Argesul
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The Germans capture Bucharest after the Battle of Argesul
The Germans capture Bucharest after the Battle of Argesul
Issues a Peace Note for negotiations, hopes to control Belgium & North East France
Each loses about 350,000. After 10 months the Germans are forced back to their original positions
Appointed Commander of the Second Army
Appointed Commander of the Second Army
Appointed Commander of the Second Army
Jodl leaves the Western Front for service connected with an Austro-Hungarian artillery formation.
Einstein represented the probability of an atom absorbing incident radiation and moving to a higher energy state with a coefficient proportional to the surrounding radiation density.
Einstein formulated radiation processes in terms of probabilities for transitions between atomic energy states, creating a statistical framework for absorption and emission.
Participates in the Battle of Neuville St Vaast
Learns how to use tanks in battle, leading exponent in World War II
Participates in the Battle of Verdun
Appointed Cabinet Chief
Captures Dobrudja from Romania
Serves under Von Mackensen
Appointed Chief of Staff on the Eastern Front
Appointed Chief of Staff of the Eastern Front
Appointed Chief of the General Staff, serves the Austrian Archduke Charles
Appointed Chief of the General Staff, serves the Austrian Archduke Charles
Appointed Commander of the German Fleet
Appointed Commander of the German Fleet
Appointed Commander of the Ninth Army for the Romanian Campaign
Appointed Commander of the Ninth Army for the Romanian Campaign
Appointed Commander of the "Army Group Rupprecht", a group of northern German armies
Appointed Commander of the "Army Group Rupprecht", a group of northern German armies
Ludendorff and Hindenburg become the leaders of the military-industrial dictatorship 3rd Supreme Command
Publication of "Das Sternenkind"
The Party is split by Eberts opposition to the minority anti-war caucus of the SDP. Supports defending German territory, including Alsace & Lorraine, non-annexationist
Einstein required upward and downward atomic transitions to balance in thermal equilibrium, using that condition to connect transition probabilities with the equilibrium radiation spectrum.
Dimissed by the Kaiser after the failure of Verdun
Takes over control of the war economy from Ludendorf when the Kriegsamt is established
Appointed Field Marshal
Appointed Field Marshal
Appointed Commander of the Turkish forces in the Middle East
Appointed Commander of the Turkish forces in the Middle East
Einstein published a comprehensive exposition of general relativity that assembled the geometric framework, field equations and physical consequences into a systematic theory.
Einstein's mature theory described freely falling bodies as following the straightest possible world-lines through curved spacetime rather than being pulled by a Newtonian gravitational force.
Einstein developed a gravitational energy-momentum construction to discuss how changing gravitational fields can transport energy despite the special conservation difficulties of general relativity.
Einstein's wave analysis showed that physical gravitational disturbances in the relativistic theory propagate through empty space at the speed of light.
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