The First World War was the first-time poison gas was used on a large scale during ... put sick soldiers into three possible groups. 1 Slightly injured. Soldiers who did not need much care.

Large bags filled with hydrogen gas enabled them to float ... LILY’S GREAT-GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTER: At the start of World War One Britain was protected by the largest navy in the world.

Councillors and management have failed to find common ground over a 2020 deal council entered into with South Africa-based ...

It was Bayer, together with two other chemical giants, BASF and Hoechst, which developed the terrible chlorine gas used in World War I ... and urgently needed in a quickening cold war, grew until each ...

This resurgence of chemical warfare, reminiscent of World War I ... that proper training and gas masks can significantly mitigate the impact of these attacks. He cites the Peshmerga’s success in ...

A woman who lived near Sacramento and an Idaho man allegedly used the app Telegram to offer advice for carrying out crimes, ...

The World Health Organization said an estimated 500 patients exhibited symptoms consistent with exposure to toxic chemicals, including respiratory failure. It was hardly the first chemical attack in ...

One story holds that ... So, while confined to Budapest during World War I, Milanković took the mathematics of these cycles and calculated the amount of solar radiation each latitude on Earth ...

one of the report’s research group authors, Moritz Leiner, who said: "In order to not continually fill Putin’s war chest the German government has to finally and firmly block Russian gas ...

the words of one London shopkeeper summed up the generation gap between those who had lived through what would soon become known as World War One and those not old enough to remember the grim ...