In December 1915, the Central Powers conquered Serbia, the British Indian force in Mesopotamia was beseiged at Kut-al-Amara, the Western Front took an ever more recognizable shape, & a young poet was killed, later to be memorialized in his fiancée's memoir, Testament of Youth.
The Wayback Machine Tour of the World War: December 1915
"The Explorers' Club," № CDLXXIV: The Serbian Campaign, Part IV: The Battle of Kosturino (6-12 December 1915)
"The Explorers' Club," № CDLXXV: The Siege of Kut, Part I (7 December 1915)
"The Explorers' Club," № CDLXXVII: General Sir Douglas Haig replaced Field Marshal Sir John French as commander of the British Expeditionary Force (19 December 1915)
"The Explorers' Club," № CDLXXVI: The Death of Roland Leighton (23 December 1915)
Lest we forget.
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