Title: World Leaders
1World Leaders
Ella Aslan, Amanda Blake, Bhavana Vasudevan,
Jessica Hatz
2Eddie Rickenbacker
- 26 aerial victories during war
- Claimed 2 German airplanes to become an ace
- Assigned to 94th Pursuit Squadron in 1918
- 1st victory was April 29th, 1918
- At first, driver for Army Generals
- One of greatest aces of WW1
3William Avery Bishop
- Went to France as pilot in 1918
- One of best Canadian Aces
- Had over 20 different aircrafts
- Credited with 72 kills over war
- Escaped from airplane on fire
- Kill quickly and evade.
- Showed great support to Allied nations
4Billy Mitchell
- Controversial figure in American Airpower
- Studied British and French aerial plans
- Flamboyant and daring leader
- Air Service Chief in 1918
- Defeated superiors in France
- Lead successful Navy fight in 1923
- Preached gospel of airpower
5Alvin York
- Went to France as a corporal
- Launched attack on Germans with machine guns
- Kept brilliant diary of war years
- Captured about 132 Germans in all
- Ranked as a sergeant
- Won medal of honor from France
6Henry Johnson
- Private of 369th Infantry
- One of 367,000 blacks in WW1
- Saved fellow soldiers from danger
- Killed over 10 Germans in one night
- Fighting records thrilled many Americans
- Sufficient while on guard duty
7- It is not an army that we must train for war
it is a nation.- Woodrow Wilson - War is to man what maternity is to a woman.
From a philosophical and doctrinal viewpoint, I
do not believe in perpetual peace.- Benito
Mussolini
8Great Britains David Lloyd George
- Was elected into parliament in 1890
- Was elected Government Minister in 1905
- Was Munitions Minister in 1915-1916
- Became Minister of the war
- Became Prime Minister
- Was the Key British negotiator
9Great Britains King George V
- King of Britain during WWI
- Trained for career in Royal Navy
- Raised to the rank of Commander
- Acquired knowledge of remote British lands
- 1917- Gave up royal family connections
- 1935-was celebrated as silver jubilee
10Russias Czar Nicolas
- Was not prepared for great authority
- Kept family dynasty from falling apart
- 1915- took command of army
- 1917- forced to relinquish
11Austria-Hungarys Franz Joseph
- 1848-Crowned Emperor of
- Austria
- Crowned King of Hungary in
- 1867
- Lost wars to France and Prussia
- Died in 1916
- His Dual Monarchy lasted
- the last monarch of the old school
12United States Woodrow Wilson
- 1917- entered the war
- 1917- declaration for war on Germany
- 1918- Germans signed Armistice
- Presented Versailles Treaty, but failed
- Made national tour for treaty exhausted, he
suffered a stroke and nearly died
13Quotes of the Great War
- Handed on to me as a responsibility conferred
upon me by God, and I believe, as it is written
in the Bible, that it is my duty to increase this
heritage for which one day I shall be called upon
to give an account. Whoever tries to interfere
with my task I shall crush. -German Kaiser
Wilhelm 2, 1913 - the whole earth is ploughed by the exploding
shells and holes are filled with water, and if
you do not get killed by the shells you may drown
in the craters. Broken wagons and dead horses
are moved to the sides of the road, also many
dead soldiers lie there. Wounded soldiers who
died in the ambulance have been unloaded and
there eyes stare at you. Sometimes an arm or leg
is missing. Everybody is rushing, running,
trying to escape most certain death in this hail
of enemy shells. Today, I have seen the real
face of war -German Musketier Hans Otto Schetter
14Italys Benito Mussolini
- Expelled from school
- Worked in Switzerland kicked out because of
strike - Encouraged trade unions in Trentine got kicked
out - Secretary of Socialist party and editor of
newspaper - 1915- joined army rank of corporal
15Germanys Kaiser Wilhelm II
- Received strict military and academic education
- 1888- 9th king of Prussia
- Also 3rd emperor of Germany
- Opposed socialism favored imperialism and
militarism - Built up naval fleet to rival Great Britain
- Commander in Chief during WWI
16Frances Joseph Joffre
- Commanded battery during Paris Uprising
- 1894- Commanded a journey to capture Timbuktu
- 1911- Chief of General Staff
- Called Grandpere
- 1916- Marshal of France
- 1917- President of Allied War Council
17Ottoman Empires Talaat Pasha
- 1909- Minister of Interior
- 1910- Minister of Post
- 1912- Elected Secretary General of Committee of
Union and Progress - Oversaw deportation of Armenians
- Led to capture of Van
- 1917- Grand Vizier
18Serbias Radomir Putnik
- Attended artillery school
- 1906- Appointed minister of war
- Fought in Balkan wars
- 1912- First to become Field Marshal
- 1914- Drove out Austro-Hungarian forces
- Became extremely ill, but still hardworking
19- The German is the discipline of fear ours is
the discipline of faith--and faith will
triumph.- Joseph Joffre - A politician is a person with whose politics
you don't agree if you agree with him he's a
statesman.- David Lloyd George
20Military Leaders of the Great War
21The Central Powers-Germany
- Prince Wilhelm-German Military
- Paul von Hindenburg-German Military
- Erich Ludendorff-German Army
- Alfred von Tirpitz-German Navy
22Central Powers-Germany
- Prince Rupprecht-German Army
- Helmuth von Moltke-German Army
- Erich von Falkenhayne-German Army
- Maximilian von Spee-German Navy
23Central Powers-Turkish, Austro-Hungarian and
Bulgarian
- Baron von der Goltz-Turkish military
- Otto Liman von Sanders-Turkish Army
- Oskar Potiorek-Austro-Hungarian Army
- Nikola Zhekov-Bulgarian Army
- General Boyadzhiev-Bulgarian Army
- General Todorov-Bulgarian Army
24The Allied Forces-Arab, American and Belgian
- John J. Pershing-American forces
- Christopher Thomson-Belgian Army
- Faisal ibn Ali-Arab military
25Allied Forces-French, Italian and Russian
- Marshal Ferdinand Foch-French Army, Allied forces
- Philippe Petain- French military
- Luigi Cadorna-Italian Army
- Alexei Brusilov-Russian Army
26Allied Forces-British and other Contingents
- Sir Edmund Allenby-British Army
- Sir William Birdwood-Australian and New Zealand
Contingents - Sir Henry Rawlinson-British Army
- Douglas Haig-British Military
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