Allied Powers:
- France
- United Kingdom
- Belgium
- Portugal
- Russian Empire (1914-1917)
- Kingdom of Italy (from 1915)
- United States (from 1917)
Central Powers:
- German Empire
- Austria-Hungary
- Ottoman Empire
- Kingdom of Bulgaria (from 1915)
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Dom João VI , Prince Regent of Portugal, King of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves and, after 1825, King of Portugal. He was the son of D. Maria I, Queen of Portugal and King Dom Pedro III. Due to his mothers illness he was appointed Prince Regent in 1792. After the death of D
He had carried out a remarkable action by breaking the blockade, by facing combat without detriment to the landing operations of his cargo and, above all, by successfully carrying out the second break of the blockade, says the historian Jorge Basadre. On March 17, 1880, the corvette Union, a Peruv
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