Front Page of The New York Times on November 11, 1918; Credit – Wikipedia

By the time World War I ended 100 years ago today, the Russian, German, Austrian, and Ottoman Empires had crumbled, the royal landscape of Europe had changed forever, and about 10 million military personnel and about 7 million civilians had died.  In memory of all who fought and all who died, we publish the link to our Royalty and World War I Index so you can read and remember.
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Unofficial Royalty: Royalty and World War I