WW1_SzilágyiDániel

4. - Known as "The Tiger," was a prominent French statesman and Prime Minister during World War I, playing a key role in the Paris Peace Conference.
5. - Signifies the formal surrender of a military force, usually accompanied by negotiated terms and conditions.
6. - Watercraft capable of underwater operation, providing stealth and strategic capabilities in naval warfare.
8. - Strategic military approach, emphasizes swift and coordinated attacks to achieve rapid territorial gains and strategic advantage.
12. - Russian general in World War I, is renowned for his innovative military strategies that left a lasting impact on the Eastern Front.
13. - The pursuit of revenge or the recovery of lost territory by a nation.
14. - Key figure in World War, was a renowned British statesman and orator, known for his leadership during challenging times.

1. - The .........., meaning the domestic or inland area behind a coast or the forefront, plays a crucial role in supporting logistical and economic activities.
2. - Military tactic involving the isolation of a place or region by surrounding it with armed forces to cut off supplies, reinforcements, or communication.
3. - Central figure in the Russian Revolution of 1917, founding leader of the Bolshevik Party, and the first head of the Soviet state, shaping the course of Russian history.
5. - Temporary suspension of hostilities or armed conflict between opposing forces, providing a period of peace and cessation of fighting.
7. - Renowned for its opulent palace and was the site of the treaty negotiations concluding World War I.
9. - Heavily armored military vehicle designed for ground combat, equipped with powerful weapons and capable of traversing various terrains.
10. - Demand whose fulfillment is requested in a specified period of time and which is backed up by a threat to be followed through in a case on noncompliance.
11. - In a standing war, opposing forces find themselves in a prolonged and static conflict with little movement along the front lines.