Porto / Madrid / Brest / Bristol / Paris / Berlin / Lisbon / London / Wellington / /
Continent
Africa / Europe / /
Country
Germany / Rwanda / Zambia / Italy / Burundi / Mozambique / South Africa / Zimbabwe / France / Malawi / Angola / Portugal / United Kingdom / China / Spain / /
Event
Voting Result / /
Holiday
October Revolution Day / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / food / gains from services / /
MedicalCondition
Mérida / paranoia / chronic instability / /
NaturalFeature
River Lys / Iberian Peninsula / Atlantic islands / /
Organization
Republican Party / Democratic Party / Portuguese Foreign Ministry / Abandoned Army / Foreign Office / Freie Universität Berlin / First Republic’s party / British High Command / Anglo-Portuguese Alliance Portugal / Triple Alliance / League’s Council / Asquith’s government / League of Nations / Portuguese government / German army / Portuguese Expeditionary Corps / Manuel de Brito Camacho / German High Command / Second Portuguese Division / Anglo-Portuguese Alliance / Second Foundation / Sacred Union / AngloPortuguese Alliance / /
Person
Pedro Aires / Manuel de Brito Camacho / Pedro Aires Oliveira / Maria Fernanda Rollo / Sidónio Pais / Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck / Ute Daniel / Afonso Costa / Eyre Crowe / Alan Kramer / Heather Jones / Winston Churchill / Peter Gatrell / Herbert Henry Asquith / Vasco Pulido / Jennifer Keene / Bill Nasson / Ana Pires / Augusto Freire de Andrade / Oliver Janz / /
Position
Prime Minister / Democratic prime minister / minister / head / Minister for Foreign Affairs / official / King / leader / Major / representative / /
Region
Iberian Peninsula / Southern Africa / northern Mozambique / Western Europe / Mediterranean / /
Diplomacy (Portugal) By Pedro Aires Oliveira The diplomacy of Portugal’s participation in the Great War was largely determined by the desire of elites to improve the international standing of the country, as well as by