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action Admiral advance Ambassador American announced arms army artillery attack Austria Austria-Hungary battle cruisers battle of Jutland Belgian Belgium belligerents Berlin blockade Britain British Bucharest Cabinet campaign capture carried cause Central Powers command crew Danube declared defense Dobrudja east enemy enemy's England ernment Europe fact fighting fire fleet force Foreign France French front German Government German submarine Germany's Greece Guillemont hand July King labor Le Sars light cruisers Lloyd George Lord machine guns ment miles military Minister mobilization months munitions nations naval Navy neutral offensive officers peace port present President prisoners proposal Reichstag reply Rumanian Russian sent Sept Serbia ships situation soldiers Somme steamer submarine sunk taken Teutonic tion torpedo treaty troops Turkey Turkish U-boat United Verdun vessels victory Wallachia warfare Wilson wounded zone
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