- Russia
- France
- United Kingdom
- Italy (joined in 1915)
- United States (joined in 1917)
- Japan
- Serbia
- Belgium
- Montenegro
- Portugal
- Greece (joined in 1917)
- Romania (joined in 1916)
- China (joined in 1917)
- Brazil (joined in 1917)
- Cuba (joined in 1917)
- Panama (joined in 1917)
- Guatemala (joined in 1918)
- Costa Rica (joined in 1918)
- Haiti (joined in 1918)
- Nicaragua (joined in 1918)
- Honduras (joined in 1918)
- Siam (joined in 1917)
- Liberia (joined in 1917)
We had left the first entry dedicated to the fascinating story of the queen of Pamplona, Toda Aznárez, speaking of the alliance of Christian kingdoms and counties that took place at the battle of Simancas in the year 939. To continue with the narrative we have to focus on the links that were agree
We Greeks consider – and rightly so – that the Naval Battle of Salamis is a milestone in Greek history. This victory of the Greeks - those who resisted the Persians - did stop the advance of Xerxes and forced him to abandon his plans to occupy the entire Greek peninsula. However, apart from its impo
Colonel Georgios Grivas was one of the important figures of modern Hellenism. A Cypriot by birth, he joined the ranks of the Greek Army and fought both in Asia Minor and Northern Epirus in 1940-41. After the collapse of the northern continental front, he returned to Athens and, not accepting def
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