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Events[]

  • By this year, Europe had 300 milions of inhabitants.[1] Austria-Hungary had more than 50 milions inhabitants.[2]
  • By this year, all of Paris, France seemed to be celebrating Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso as the acclaimed masters of a whole new school of art.[3]
  • A report by the Royal Commission on Ancient Monuments in Scotland is produced.[4]
  • Saint Petersburg is renamed Petrograd, Russia.[5]
  • Treasure hunters steals the Statue of Anansi from a sacred cave along the shores of the Gold Coast.[6]
  • A Mauser pistol, later owned by Lieutenant Musashi, is produced.[7]
  • Car horn is invented.[8]
  • The excavation of Carchemish ends.[9]
  • The Panama Canal is opened.[9]
  • John Ford arrives in Hollywood.[10]
  • The Moab, Utah schoolhouse in the United States of America burns down.[11]
  • First air conditioner is manufactured.[9]
  • Edgar Rice Burroughs writes Tarzan of the Apes.[11]
  • John Seven Oaks is abandoned when he is a baby,[12] (Approximate)
  • The Lewis Gun is invented by Isaac Newton Lewis.[13]
  • Bronislaw Malinowski begins studing the Trobriander tribe of Papua New Guinea.[14]
  • Pilots begin exchanging shots with revolvers or rifles held to their shoulders.[15]
  • Venustiano Carranza ousts Victoriano Huerta and becomes president.[16]
  • Spring: Indiana Jones becomes involved in recovering a stolen family heirloom, the Cross of Roger for an Italian immigrant in New York City, New York, USA.[17]
  • Summer: Indy and his father Henry Walton Jones, Senior move back to Princeton, New Jersey.[18]
  • May: an enlistee in the British Expeditionary Force had to stand five-foot-eight to be enlist.[15]
  • June 28: Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Austrian throne, is killed in Sarajevo by Gavrilo Princip, setting in motion events that would lead to the first World War.[19][1]
  • July
  • August
  • Jean-Luc joins to figth the Germans.[21]
  • September
    • Indy accompanies his father in Greece in pursuit of clues to the location of the Holy Grail.[11]
    • September 5-9: Battle of the Marne. Allies halt German advance to Paris, France.[9]
    • September 6-15: Battle of the Masurian Lakes. Russians defeated and retreat from East Prussia.[9]
  • October
    • The Jones returns to Princeton, where Indy attends junior high school.[11]
    • October 10: Germans take Antwerp, Ghent and Bruges.[9]
    • October 30-November 24: Battle of Ypres. Germans fail to reach Channel ports.[9]
  • Late October-Early November: Indy and his father find themselves involved in a desperate hunt by Chinese, Japanese and German factions for a golden Chinese dragon statuette.[22]
  • November
    • The height requirement in the British Expeditionary Force is now five-three.[15]
    • Henry and Indy leave Peking. Choma aboard the yacht of Amos Hungerford. They travel West, stopping in the small Indian territory of Killahabad. Indy befriends the Oxford-educated prince Kasim Khan. Indy confirms the region’s tiger troubles may be tied to a cursed gem recently discovered.[23]
    • November 1: Battle of Coronel. German Admiral von Spee is victorious over the British.[9]
  • December
    • Trench warfare begins on both fronts.[9]
    • December 6: Germans take Lodz as they march into Poland.[9]
    • December 8: Battle of the Falkland Islands. British naval victory in the south Atlantic.[9]
    • December 18: Great Britain moves to protect Egypt and the Suez Canal.[9]
    • December 25: On Christmas Day]] the British and the Germans stop firing at each other and come out of their trenches to play football.[21]
    • December 26: The British and the Germans go back to blasting each other again.[21]
  • In San Francisco, USA, Carruthers shows off his acquisition of a "genuine 15th - century Inca funeral urn" from Bolivia before Henry points out the inscription saying "Made in Japan".[24]
  • Hindu nationalist leaders like Tilak and Mohandas K. Gandhi back the war effort.[25]
  • Brazil joins the Allies while Argentina is neutral.[9]
  • The United States of America briefly seize the port of Veracruz to protect U.S. oil interests.[26]
  • A patent is issued in Paris for a jet engine.[27]
  • The Bas-ketmaker culture, first proposed by the late Richard Wetherill, is verified.[28]
  • Yuri is captured and imprisoned in Dusterstadt. He begins creating a robe using strings.[29]
  • The A-1 Triad is redesigned to AH-1.[30]

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Notes and references[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 The War to End All Wars
  2. The Secret Peace
  3. Braque & Picasso - A Collaboration Cubed
  4. Indiana Jones and the Dance of the Giants
  5. Young Indiana Jones and the Princess of Peril
  6. Indiana Jones Artifacts
  7. Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Sphinx
  8. Indiana Jones Jr et le Violon du Metropolitan
  9. 9.00 9.01 9.02 9.03 9.04 9.05 9.06 9.07 9.08 9.09 9.10 9.11 9.12 9.13 9.14 9.15 9.16 9.17 9.18 The World of Indiana Jones
  10. The World of John Ford
  11. 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide
  12. Indiana Jones and the Hollow Earth
  13. The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Special Delivery
  14. The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Hunting for Treasure
  15. 15.0 15.1 15.2 15.3 The Mata Hari Affair
  16. South of the Border
  17. Young Indiana Jones and the Curse of the Ruby Cross
  18. Young Indiana Jones and the Mountain of Fire
  19. 19.0 19.1 19.2 19.3 19.4 Young Indiana Jones and the Secret City
  20. Schweitzer
  21. 21.0 21.1 21.2 21.3 The Day of Destiny
  22. Young Indiana Jones and the Face of the Dragon
  23. Young Indiana Jones and the Eye of the Tiger
  24. Grail Diary
  25. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Sourcebook
  26. Who Are Those Guys?
  27. Indiana Jones and the Sky Pirates
  28. Indiana Jones and the Unicorn's Legacy
  29. The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles – "Germany, Mid-August 1916" [[Trenches of Hell|]]
  30. The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Revolution
  31. Young Indiana Jones and the Gypsy Revenge
  32. Woodrow Wilson - American Idealist

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