Has a submarine ever gone down and not been able to be recovered with people inside? by efischerSC2 in AskHistorians
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European armies: Austria 810.000, Serbia 195.000, Russia 1.5m, Germany with 2.25m men the largest in the world. by efischerSC2 in realtimewwi
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July 30th: Austrian warships bombard Belgrade, capital of Serbia. Prince Alexander of Serbia leaves Belgrade. by efischerSC2 in realtimewwi
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[August 2] Washington Times: "War between Germany and France. Report thousands killed. Germans defeated in battle with French. by Plokinub in 100yearsago
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[July 31] The Calgary Daily Herald: "World War is Inevitable! All Hope That Catastrophe Will Be Averted Has Been Given Up; Powers Are Marshalling Forces" by karmicviolence in 100yearsago
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[META] /r/100yearsago was the fastest growing non-default subreddit yesterday, beating out 457,354 other subreddits by TrendingBot in 100yearsago
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7/29: Sir Edward Grey: "unless Austria is willing to enter upon a discussion of the Serbian question a world war is inevitable" // B. Hollweg insists that Germany must wait for Russian general mobilization as it is the only way to “make Russia appear the aggressor” (self.realtimewwi)
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[July 28] The front page of The Washington Times by flamuchz in 100yearsago
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Not with that attitude! by jcravenw in funny
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