
Allies of World War I
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Oct 12, 2026
Cross Roads Podcast News - Romania: How a Constitutional Monarchy Became a Communist State Part 1
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3:30MaddieHOST
Nevertheless, there were competing political institutions and a constitutional structure.
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3:37MaddieHOST
Then came World War I. Romania initially remained neutral, but entered the war in 1966 on the side of the Entente, the alliance that included Britain, France, and Russia.
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3:58MaddieHOST
The war was devastating, but when it ended, Romania emerged substantially larger.
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4:05MaddieHOST
Transylvania, Basarabia, Bucovina became part of what became known as Greater Romania, Romania Mare.
Russian Realities and Problems Lectures delivered at Cambridge in August 1916-Various
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6:23Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
To keep these two views disconnected, as if they had no concern with each other, is extremely profitable to our enemies.
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6:31Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
They might choose whatever view they liked while addressing themselves to different members of the Entente in order to dissociate them and to sow the seed of suspicion and discontent.
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6:41Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
They would come to you, for instance, and they would tell you that you are taking a parochial view of Armageddon if you allow yourselves to imagine that this is primarily a struggle for the independence of Belgium or the future of France.
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6:54Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
We Germans, they would say, are nearer the truth when we regard it as a Russo-German war.
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18:21Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
Macedonia was the sphere of the Austrian push, and as late as eighteen ninety-seven Russia agreed with Austria to preserve the status quo in Macedonia, and continued obstinately to defend it down to nineteen oh four, in spite of British demands for a serious reform in that wretched country.
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18:39Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
We can state exactly when the traditional policy of Russia gave place to a new and an opposite line.
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18:45Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
It was at the time when Russia had finally altered her international course and had drifted into the channel of the Entente with England.
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18:53Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
It was in the years nineteen oh seven to nineteen oh eight.
Episode 147: Germany 1915: Death, Taxes & Counter-Attacks
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8:33Matthias StrohnGUEST
1914, that is much more difficult, doesn't really exist.
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8:36Matthias StrohnGUEST
So this is one of the underlying principles or issues that you find when the Allies then attack the Entente forces because they can't really break through the German barbed wire.
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8:45Matthias StrohnGUEST
So it's still very much at infancy, but you can see a lot of thinking is going into the whole thing.
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8:49Matthias StrohnGUEST
They're also beginning to think about the rear areas.
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29:14Matthias StrohnGUEST
All the accounts that you see, just the one that you've just given, mention exactly that.
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29:17Matthias StrohnGUEST
So there's a lot of that going on.
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29:20Matthias StrohnGUEST
And as you said, Spencer, the German hand grenades at that particular stage are actually superior to the ones on the Entente side.
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29:26Matthias StrohnGUEST
And not least because they've got this longer handle, which makes it easier to throw them at longer distances.
Shall Not Be Infringed w/ Aaron Tarlow [Ep 60]
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7:03Tom HoffGUEST
And the way we are conducting the war is differently.
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7:06Tom HoffGUEST
The U.S. starts to get more responsibility from Marshal Folk, who is the overall commander of the Entente forces.
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7:18Tom HoffGUEST
And he really wants for Pershing to launch this offensive into the Meuse-Argonne area.
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7:25Tom HoffGUEST
Pershing's got other wishes he wants to do.
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10:50Aaron TarlowHOST
Yeah, I mean, all right.
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10:51Aaron TarlowHOST
So what were they fighting over? Where were they fighting? What was warfare like?
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10:54Tom HoffGUEST
So the idea was we were going to launch – on August 8th, the Entente Power started launching a series of offensives that will become known
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as the 100 Days.
Australia and the Pacific Islands: a History
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18:14CamHOST
And if a war were to break out, we need to be part of the same side.
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18:17CamHOST
They were in the Alliance called the Entente.
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18:20CamHOST
Yeah.
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18:21CamHOST
1906, Vanuatu was part of that deal, which is crazy.
Paulus - The Man Who Lost Stalingrad Documentary
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10:15speaker_0NARRATOR
He was awarded for his service, ending the war in November 1918 with the second and first class of the Iron Cross, while also being promoted to the rank of captain.
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10:29speaker_0NARRATOR
The First World War did not so much end in a complete military victory for the Entente powers of Britain, France, and their new ally, the United States, but instead saw Central Europe descend into a haze of revolution and anarchy as old empires collapsed and political radicals in Germany, Hungary, and other places tried to establish communist governments in emulation of what had happened in Russia in late 1917.
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10:59speaker_0NARRATOR
Paulus was involved in efforts to stabilize the situation.
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11:04speaker_0NARRATOR
The new Weimar Republic had been forced to demilitarize by the victorious powers, and so they relied on large numbers of Freikorps, army veterans who were employed as paramilitaries, to try and establish law and order across what remained of the German Empire.
Ricin: The Perfect Poison
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9:55Simon WhistlerHOST
So when news of Stillmark's discovery broke, governments were all like, wait, these super common plants we've got lying around could be used to make a weapon and none of our enemies had done it first? The first major push to turn ricin into a bioweapon came during World War I.
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10:10Simon WhistlerHOST
With both the Entente and Central Powers already lobbing poison gas at one another, scientists at the American University Experimental Station began figuring out how to take things to the next level.
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10:20Simon WhistlerHOST
One major focus of their research was ricin.
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10:23Simon WhistlerHOST
The American plans for the toxin took two distinct forms.