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• Nearly 90,000 Indian soldiers were killed in the war<br />

• India Gate in new Delhi was constructed in memory<br />

of those Indian soldiers who were killed in the World<br />

War I<br />

• germany and Austria are usually regarded as the<br />

main culprits for the outbreak of First World War<br />

• Victory gardens is related with First World War and<br />

the idea was put forth by Herbert Hoover<br />

• Hoover was the US Food Administrator and he had to<br />

provide food to the US Army. He encouraged people<br />

to plant Victory Gardens to meet the shortage of food<br />

• The youngest British soldier (Sidney Lewis) in the<br />

First World War was just 12 years old<br />

Q & A Rare Plus<br />

• The famous author who participated in the<br />

First World War – ernest Hemingway<br />

• He worked as an ambulance driver<br />

Treaty & League of Nations<br />

• The treaty which officially ended the First World War<br />

was Versailles Treaty<br />

• Versailles Treaty was signed on June 28, 1919 at<br />

the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles Palace<br />

• The outline of the Versailles Treaty was prepared at<br />

the Paris Peace Conference 1919<br />

• The Chief architects of Versailles Treaty – Woodrow<br />

Wilson (President, USA), Georges Clemenceau<br />

(Prime Minister, France) , David Lloyd George (Prime<br />

Minister, Britain) and Vittorio Emanuele Orlando<br />

(Prime Minister, Italy)<br />

• They were known as ‘Big four’<br />

• The treaty established the League of Nations to<br />

prevent future wars<br />

• The American President behind the establishment of<br />

League of Nations – Woodrow Wilson<br />

• But the US Senate refused to let the United States to<br />

join the League of Nations<br />

• Germany joined the League of Nations in 1926<br />

• Germany and Japan withdrew from the League of<br />

Nations in 1933<br />

• Italy withdrew from League of Nations in 1936<br />

• The League of Nations was unable to stop German,<br />

Italian and Japanese from expanding their power and<br />

taking over smaller countries<br />

Versailles Treaty – conditions:<br />

• Germany to accept full responsibility for causing the<br />

war, among other conditions<br />

• To surrender some of its territory to surrounding<br />

countries<br />

• To surrender its African colonies<br />

• To limit the size of its military<br />

Q & A Theatre<br />

Famous Movies based on First World War:<br />

$ Wings (1927)<br />

$ The Somme (1927)<br />

$ Hell’s Angels (1930)<br />

$ West Friend (1931)<br />

@Brain Mapping<br />

$ A Farewell to Arms (1932)<br />

$ Paths of Glory (1957)<br />

$ Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)<br />

War effects<br />

• In Russia, the autocracy of Tsar emperors was<br />

dismantled by the revolutionaries in 1917 with the<br />

help of Bolsheviks and it led to the rise of Soviet<br />

Union<br />

• When the Revolution broke out, Caesar Nicholas<br />

was the ruler of Russia<br />

• After the 1917 revolution, Alexander Kerensky took<br />

charge but he was overthrown by the Lenin led<br />

Bolsheviks in the October Revolution<br />

• Russia withdrew from the First World War in 1918<br />

after signing a treaty with Germany as Lenin was<br />

not interested to continue the war<br />

• Kaiser Wilhelm II escaped to Netherlands<br />

• Austria–Hungary were divided into four countries –<br />

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Q&AUbdn current affairs & gk<br />

January 2018

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