31 December 1914 Retreat by Central Powers

Shelling by both sides on Western Front very heavy near St. Georges La Bassee Roye and Verdun. French regain Greman held port of Stienbach  (French name Alsace.) Hungary Raided over mountain passes as Austro-Hungarian and German forces retreat. Serbia readies for a new invasion by Austria-Hungary. Defenses to meet Ottoman attack on Egypt complete.

30 December Peace Approved Fighting Continues

1814 Treaty of Ghent approved by British Parliament and signed by Prince Regent in the name of King George III. 1914 Dunkirk (French Spelling Dunkerque) attacked by German Aeroplanes Germans continue fighting retreat at Bolimov Imovlodz in Poland. British counsel in the area of the Red Sea still detained by Ottoman Empire.

29 December 1914 Bad Day For Central Powers

Germans repulsed from recapture of St. Georges. Austro-Hungarians pursued by Russians in Galicia. Albanians repulsed after attacking Montenegrin posts after having been incited by Austro-Hungarians. 

28 December 1914 Defeat On All Fronts

Germans lose village of St. Georges near Nieuport.
Germans regroup behind Brazua in Poland. Austro-Hungarians defeated by Montenegrin forces at Grahovo Ottomans routed at Sarikamish. After weeks of  the Armeian campaign results in the Ottomans being pushed back by Tsarist forces on in Armenia.

27 December Defeat for Germans

1914  Germans pushed back with some captured in Belgium.
Germans in Poland and Carpathian mountain passes also defeated. Battles on the western front tended to be very costly in men and not in territory gained In the East the front could move more quickly and dramatically. 

26 December Bombing and Victory

1914 German air sheds bombed by French airplanes. French gain part of Alsace which they had lost in Protest by United States of Brittan's interference with American merchantmen.

25 December 1914 Siege on Hold for Christmas

Austro-Hungarians and Russians have their own truce in Galicia some Russians sending a note to their Austro-Hungarian enemies 'Wishing you the heroes of (the besieged garrison town) Presemysl a Merry Christmas and hope we can come to a peaceful agreement as soon an possible."

24 December 1914 Cease Fire.

In Christmas Truce Germans light lamps along their line and walk out into no man's land singing Stelle Nacht Helge Nacht (Silent Night) and British soon join them to celebrate Christmas

24 December Begining of End of War of 1812

 1814 Treaty of Ghent signed by United States of America and United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.

23 December Defeats for Allies

1914 Belgians lose the area in front of the Yser  establish new line in front of  Dixmude. Germans cross Bzura in Present-Day Poland. Russians lift siege of Krakow. These are costly blows to the allies the failure to gain an occupied city and the loss of territory in Flanders.

22 December Allies Win and Lose

1914 Battle of Givenchy ends in stalemate while French capture territory near Noyon. Attempted breakout form Przemysl by Austro-Hungarains repulsed by Russians.

21 December First in Warfare, Vitcory

1914 First air raid on Britain airplane drops bombs off Dover.
British take Jas in East Africa. Present day Tanzania or Kenya?

17 December Defeat, Declaration and Expulsion.

 1914 Defeat by Austrians of Russians at Limanova . Poland. Declaration by British of Protectorate over Egypt. Expulsion of Jews from Tel Aviv by Ottomans.

16 December Attacks.

 1914 Philippe Petan leads offensive by French forces in Artois region of Northern France. Shelling by German Battleships under the command of Franz Von Hipper of the ports of Scarborough and Hartelpool. 

15 December Liberation

1914 Retreat of Russians from to Moscow after disaster at Lodz. Loss of chance by Grand Fleet of chance to destroy North Sea Fleet. Serbs liberate their capital Belgrade from Austro-Hungarians. 

14 December Less Fighting On Western Front

1914 Fighting in Western Flanders dies down.

10 December Leaders Back.

 1914 Return of Government to Paris.

3 December Shooting.

1914 Dutch Army shoots 8 Belgian P.O.W.S. dead.

1 December Arrival.

1914 First unit of the Australian New Zealand Army Corps who would participate in the defeat at Galipoli in an ill-fated attempt to break the deadlock on the Western Front by  invading the Ottoman Empire arrive at Suez.