WWI Mega Crossword Challenge (Revision)

1. - A nation that switched sides at the last moment.
4. - The country in which an important assassination occurred.
6. - Evolved quickly during the war, and were involved in bombing missions.
10. - The region where many territories broke from a major empire.
14. - Presented to people considered cowards.
15. - A Bosnian Serb who shot an important leader.
19. - The name of the group who decided to tackle cowardice.
20. - Two in a stack; the most common type flown in WW1.
26. - The name of the empire centred around modern Turkey.
28. - Prime Minister at the start of the war, famous for: "fight to the last man and last shilling"
29. - The city where an important ruler was shot.
30. - The Archbishop of Melbourne who opposed sending more people to fight.
31. - A new weapon of war that was designed to cross the battlefield.
36. - The name of the strait where the attack on Turkey occurred.
38. - Germans were often called this to dehumanise them.
39. - Originally used for containing cattle; proved deadly in WW1.
40. - A negative emotion wartime messages were designed to create.
41. - An explosive that was often dropped from the air.
42. - Where most Australians were fighting by the end of 1916.

2. - An African province argued over by Italy and France.
3. - The capital of Turkey; the objective of Australian soldiers.
5. - Very large guns capable of firing an explosive shell.
7. - A policy of forcing people to enlist in the army.
8. - An alliance of four nations or empires.
9. - The mocking nickname given to the Ottoman Empire.
11. - Hidden explosives; can be deployed on land or at sea.
12. - The acronym used to describe Australian and New Zealand soldiers.
13. - Was signed on 11/11/1918. Essentially a truce.
16. - The name given to the forward battle lines in the West.
17. - The name given to the forward battle lines in the East.
18. - The name of an archduke.
21. - One sided information intended to persuade people.
22. - Three in a stack to give a faster rate of climb.
23. - Prime Minister who was a strong supporter of war.
24. - A famous campaign; Australians were sent here first in 1915.
25. - A small handheld bomb that can be thrown by soldiers.
27. - The number of stages in the attack on Turkey.
32. - These were the target of a lot of wartime messages since most were still at home.
33. - The name of an archduke's wife.
34. - A positive emotion; love of country or love of empire.
35. - The distinctive hat worn by Australian soldiers.
37. - Long holes in which soldiers could be protected.
39. - The sea in which Russia and Turkey fought a naval war.