November 1916

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Australian Prime Minister Billy Hughes forms the National Labor Party.
A British Army chaplain helps a wounded German prisoner away from the Battle of the Ancre.
U.S. President Woodrow Wilson narrowly wins the presidential election.

The following events occurred in November 1916:

November 1, 1916 (Wednesday)[edit]

Pavel Milyukov, member of the Russian State Duma

November 2, 1916 (Thursday)[edit]

November 3, 1916 (Friday)[edit]

November 4, 1916 (Saturday)[edit]

Italian infantry leaving trenches at Isonzo.

November 5, 1916 (Sunday)[edit]

November 6, 1916 (Monday)[edit]

The body of Ali Dinar, November 1916

November 7, 1916 (Tuesday)[edit]

November 8, 1916 (Wednesday)[edit]

November 9, 1916 (Thursday)[edit]

November 10, 1916 (Friday)[edit]

November 11, 1916 (Saturday)[edit]

November 12, 1916 (Sunday)[edit]

November 13, 1916 (Monday)[edit]

November 14, 1916 (Tuesday)[edit]

H.H. Munro, aka Saki

November 15, 1916 (Wednesday)[edit]

November 16, 1916 (Thursday)[edit]

November 17, 1916 (Friday)[edit]

British cavalry on the Ancre

November 18, 1916 (Saturday)[edit]

November 19, 1916 (Sunday)[edit]

November 20, 1916 (Monday)[edit]

November 21, 1916 (Tuesday)[edit]

November 22, 1916 (Wednesday)[edit]

November 23, 1916 (Thursday)[edit]

November 24, 1916 (Friday)[edit]

November 25, 1916 (Saturday)[edit]

November 26, 1916 (Sunday)[edit]

November 27, 1916 (Monday)[edit]

November 28, 1916 (Tuesday)[edit]

Military cemetery for Romanians killed at Battle of Prunaru.

November 29, 1916 (Wednesday)[edit]

November 30, 1916 (Thursday)[edit]

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