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Female Red Guard soldiers during the Finnish Civil War.
U.S. President Woodrow Wilson delivers his Fourteen Points to achieve peace to U.S. Congress.

The following events occurred in January 1918:

January 1, 1918 (Tuesday)

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January 2, 1918 (Wednesday)

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Fire destroys the Montreal Arena.

January 3, 1918 (Thursday)

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January 4, 1918 (Friday)

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January 5, 1918 (Saturday)

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January 6, 1918 (Sunday)

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January 7, 1918 (Monday)

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January 8, 1918 (Tuesday)

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January 9, 1918 (Wednesday)

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American troops watch over Yaqui prisoners following the Battle of Bear Valley in Arizona.

January 10, 1918 (Thursday)

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January 11, 1918 (Friday)

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January 12, 1918 (Saturday)

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January 13, 1918 (Sunday)

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January 14, 1918 (Monday)

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January 15, 1918 (Tuesday)

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January 16, 1918 (Wednesday)

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January 17, 1918 (Thursday)

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American gunboat Monocacy is fired upon by Chinese soldiers while on the Yangtze.

January 18, 1918 (Friday)

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January 19, 1918 (Saturday)

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A timepiece created in Victoria Hong Kong on 19 January 1918 at 1:30
The Russian Democratic Federal Republic was proclaimed, then defeated the same day by the Bolsheviks.

January 20, 1918 (Sunday)

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The Ottoman battlecruiser Yavûz Sultân Selîm beached following the Battle of Imbros.

January 21, 1918 (Monday)

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January 22, 1918 (Tuesday)

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January 23, 1918 (Wednesday)

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January 24, 1918 (Thursday)

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January 25, 1918 (Friday)

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January 26, 1918 (Saturday)

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January 27, 1918 (Sunday)

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Wounded Finnish Red soldiers recovering in hospital in Vyborg, Finland at the start of the country's civil war.

January 28, 1918 (Monday)

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January 29, 1918 (Tuesday)

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One of the Riesenflugzeug bombers that attacked England.

January 30, 1918 (Wednesday)

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Participants of the January Uprising in Kiev.

January 31, 1918 (Thursday)

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