Year 1915 in History - Important Historical Events of the year 1915

The year 1915 has a special significance of its own in India and world history. Let us know some such important events of the year 1915 such as: born famous people, death of famous people, war treaty, independence of a country, invention of new technology, change of power, important national and international day etc., knowing which your general Knowledge will increase.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
23 May	At the time of the First World War, Italy declared war against Austria, Hungary and Germany.
24 May	Thomas Alva Edition invented Telescribe.
03 June	The British government awarded Nobel Prize-awarded poet Rabindranath Tagore with 'Knighthood'.
05 June	Denmark amended its constitution to give women the right to vote.
06 September	The first battle tank was built. This first version of the tank made in England was called 'Little Willie'.
28 September	Britain defeated the Turks in the Battle of Qut-al-Amra.
03 October	There was a 7.8 Richter scale earthquake in Pleasant Valley, Nevada.
05 October	Bulgaria participated in the First World War.
24 October	In the American city of New York, 25 thousand women demonstrated for the right to vote.
19 August	Ration law came into effect in the Netherlands.
21 August	In World War I, Italy declared war against Turkey.
12 December	Chinese President Yuwan Xi Ki restored the monarchy and declared himself Emperor of China.
01 January	The Viceroy awarded Saffron-e-Hind to Mahatma Gandhi for his work in South Africa.
09 January	Bombay (now Mumbai) arrived after Mahatma Gandhi returned from South Africa.
13 January	More than 30 thousand people died in the devastating earthquake in Avezzano, Italy.
31 January	During World War I, Germany used poisonous gas against Russia.
02 February	The well-known writer, poet and columnist Khushwant Singh of the country was born.
07 February	For the first time wireless messages were sent to the station by a moving train.
19 February	Freedom fighter Gopal Krishna Gokhale died.
09 March	Special life biographer Heinneffeber died. Who offered the view that ground insects and animals benefit from the system found in their tendency to protect themselves.
22 April	In the First World War, the German army used poisonous gas chlorine for the first time.
24 April	The German army released chloroform gas in the Ipper region of Belgium's Flemis province.
12 January	The United States delegation rejected the proposal to vote for women.
20 February	San Francisco inaugurates the Panama-Pacific International Exhibition.
03 March	The United States established the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, NASA's predecessor.
11 April	Charlie Chaplin's film The Trump was released.
29 May	Tofilobraga became the President of Portugal.
16 June	The British Women's Institute was established.
24 July	A steamer Eastland in Central Chicago killed 844 people.
31 August	Germany established the 12th Army for the Eastern Front, but was abolished a year later.
31 September	France formed another separate Canadian corps, with the arrival of the second Canadian division.
11 October	Metamora Township High School opened to public students in the city of Illinois.
06 November	The Daily Eastern News Paper, published for the Eastern Illinois University student organization.
03 December	An earthquake measuring 6.5 in Bhutan and Arunachal Pradesh claimed 170 lives and destroyed many houses.
13 January	About 30,000 people in Avezzano, Italy—96% of its population—were killed when an earthquake struck the region.
18 January	Japanese Prime Minister Okuma Shigenobu issued the Twenty-One Demands to China in a bid to increase its power in East Asia.
23 January	The Chilembwe uprising, regarded as a seminal moment in the history of Malawi, began as rebels, led by a minister, attacked local plantation owners.
08 February	Film director D. W. Griffith The Birth of a Nation was released, becoming one of the most influential and controversial films in the history of American cinema.
03 March	The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), thepredecessor of NASA, was founded.
09 March	The Panama–California Exposition opened in San Diego's BalboaPark, celebrating the opening of the Panama Canal.
14 March	First World War-British forces cornered and sank the SMSDresden, the last remnant of the German East Asia Squadron, near theChilean island of Más a Tierra.
19 March	Pluto was first photographed, 15 years before it was officially discovered, by Clyde Tombaugh at Lowell Observatory.
27 March	Typhoid Mary, the first person identified as an asymptomatic carrier of typhoid fever, was placed in quarantine, where she spent the rest of her life.
24 April	The Armenian massacre in the Ottoman Empire, hundreds of prominent Armenians began with the therest of Constantinopal and exile.
25 April	The First World War-Australian and the New Zealand Army Corps launched Anjac Kov, while British and French soldiers landed for the invasion of the friendship of the Galipoli Peninsula in the Ottoman Empire in Cape Hels.
03 May	The oldest consecutive current Royal Air Force Station, RAF Northolt, was opened as a house for the number 4 reserve airplane squadron.
03 May	Canadian physician and lieutenant Colonel John Mcre wrote 'Inflanders Fields', which was later considered one of the most notable poems in World War I.
09 May	The British forces informally launched the Battle of Ober Ridge on the Western Front, which was part of the major battle of Frenchosand.
22 May	Five trains were involved in an accident near Greta Green, Scotland, which killed 227 people and injured 246 others.
22 May	Lassen Peak, in the Shasta Cascade region of Northern California, erupted violently, the only volcanic eruption in the 20th century until Mount St.
22 May	Five trains were involved in the United Kingdom's deadliest crash near Greta Green in Scotland, which killed 227 people and injured 246 others.
23 May	The Quintshil railway accident occurred on 22 May 1915 near Gita Green, Dumisshire in Scotland, including 5 vehicles. It was the worst railway accident in the history of the United Kingdom in terms of death, 226 people were killed and 246 were injured in the accident.
24 May	First World War: Italy announced war against Austria-Hungary, joining the struggle on behalf of the Allies. Antante Power or the Allies were countries involved in the war with central powers during World War I. Members of the Triple Entant were the French Republic, the British Empire and the Russian Empire.
25 May	The Sabarmati Ashram was established by MK Gandhi. Sabarmati Ashram is located in the Sabarmati suburb of Ahmedabad Gujarat. It was one of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi's residences, usually called Mahatma Gandhi, who lived there with his wife Kasturba Gandhi for about twelve years.
27 May	HMS Princess Irin was deprived of the sherness of the United Kingdom with the loss of 352 lives.
05 June	Denmark amended its constitution to allow women's franchise. This was a moment to gain the right to vote for the woman. In earlier times, women were not given the right to vote. This was a big moment worldwide in which women actively participated.
01 July	The German fighter pilot of the First World War became the first person to kill another aircraft in aerial war using the incredible machine guns.
07 July	Sinhaley Army officer Henry Pedris was incorrectly carried out by the arbitrary authorities to incorrectly incite the breed riot to intensify the Sinhalani freedom movement.
24 July	Passenger ship SS Eastland rolled the Chicago River with a dockin, killed 844 passengers and crew, the largest losphos life disaster from a single ship on great lakes.
15 August	The New York World revealed that Germany bought a greater amount of opium from Thomas Edison that could be used to make explosives for Anwar's efforts and could be diverted to the Bayer for aspirin production.
17 August	American Jewish Leo Frank was appreciated by a crowd of famous people in Georitea, Georgia, for the alleged murder of a 13 -year -old girl.
12 October	A German firing squad killed British nurse Edith Cavel to help all friendly soldiers to escape Belgium's occupation.
23 October	25,000 women, as part of women's franchise movement, defend their right to vote for fifth Avenue in New York City.
28 October	Richard Strauss performed his Tonapome N Alpine Symphony in Berlin.
25 November	Albert Einstein presented the equations of general relativity in the field of Proseian Academy of Science.
12 December	The President of the Republic of China again reinstated the monarchy and declared himself an emperor.

Birth	Name/Category/Country
27 March	Pushpalata Das / Freedom Fighter / India
02 February	Khushwant Singh / Author / India
04 August	Sajida Khan / Music Technician / India
06 August	Gurdial Singh Dhillon / Politician / India
06 February	Kavi Pradeep / Poet / India
08 August	Bhisham Sahni / Writer / India
08 June	Kayyar Kinhanna Rai / Author / India
09 August	Hitendra Kanaiyalal Desai / Politician / India
11 March	Vijay Hazare / Cricketer / India
15 October	Jayant / Actor / India
15 September	Karam Singh / Soldier / India
15 November	V. R. Krishna Iyer / Judge / India
17 September	M. F. Husain / Painter / India
17 September	Maqbool Fida Husain / Painter / India
20 August	D. Devaraj Urs / Politician / India
22 July	Shaista Suhrawardy Ikramullah / Politician / India
24 October	Jeevan / Actor / India
25 June	Kashmir Singh Katoch / Military Advisor / India
27 March	Pushpalata Das / Freedom Fighter / India
30 September	Madan Puri / Actor / India

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