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The following events occurred in December 1914:

A painting by William Lionel Wyllie of Battle of the Falkland Islands.

December 1, 1914 (Tuesday)

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December 2, 1914 (Wednesday)

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December 3, 1914 (Thursday)

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December 4, 1914 (Friday)

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Francisco Villa (left), Eulalio Gutiérrez (center), and Emiliano Zapata (right) at the Mexican National Palace.

December 5, 1914 (Saturday)

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December 6, 1914 (Sunday)

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German soldiers enter Łódź, Poland on 6 December 1914.

December 7, 1914 (Monday)

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December 8, 1914 (Tuesday)

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December 9, 1914 (Wednesday)

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December 10, 1914 (Thursday)

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Theodore William Richards, first American Nobel Prize winner.
Physicist Max von Laue, Nobel Prize winner.
Medical researcher Róbert Bárány, Nobel Prize winner.

December 11, 1914 (Friday)

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December 12, 1914 (Saturday)

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December 13, 1914 (Sunday)

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December 14, 1914 (Monday)

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December 15, 1914 (Tuesday)

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December 16, 1914 (Wednesday)

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December 17, 1914 (Thursday)

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December 18, 1914 (Friday)

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December 19, 1914 (Saturday)

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December 20, 1914 (Sunday)

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"Waiting for the attack, in the trench," French news photo of soldiers waiting to attack during the First Battle of Champagne.

December 21, 1914 (Monday)

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December 22, 1914 (Tuesday)

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Russian trenches in the forests of Sarikamish in the Caucasus Mountains.

December 23, 1914 (Wednesday)

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December 24, 1914 (Thursday)

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December 25, 1914 (Friday)

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December 26, 1914 (Saturday)

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December 27, 1914 (Sunday)

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December 28, 1914 (Monday)

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Ottoman machine gun unit at the Allahüekber Mountains during the Battle of Sarikamish.

December 29, 1914 (Tuesday)

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December 30, 1914 (Wednesday)

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December 31, 1914 (Thursday)

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