Victoria Daily Times, front page (Victoria, B.C., 11 November 1918): 'Entente triumphs'

Front page of the Victoria Daily Times, Monday 11 November 1918. The banner reads 'ENTENTE TRIUMPHS', with 'ALLIED COUNTRIES CELEBRATE THEIR GREAT VICTORY FOR RIGHT AS FIGHTING IN THE FIELD ENDS' and, over the terms President Wilson read to Congress, 'CONDITIONS IMPOSED BY ALLIES ROB GERMANS OF POWER TO RENEW THEIR ASSAULT ON CIVILIZATION'.

Date: November 11, 1918
Period: First World War
Made by: Victoria Daily Times (private newspaper, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada)
Region: North America
Country: Canada
Medium: Newspaper pages
Issuer type: Media
Regime: Borden Government
Leader: Robert Laird Borden
Audience: Domestic public
Purpose: Warn or inform
Themes: War and the military, Media and information
Event: World War I
Techniques: Glittering generalities Name-calling
Source: Identified Openly sourced: the speaker is who they say they are
Source: Internet Archive, from the University of Victoria's Victoria Daily Times collection; rights checked on the Wikimedia Commons file page https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Victoria_Daily_Times_(November 11, 1918)_(IA_victoriadailytimes19181111).pdf, retrieved October 2, 2026
Rights: Public domain (US, published before 1931; Commons: PD in Canada)
Victoria Daily Times, 11 November 1918, Vol. 53 No. 113; University of Victoria via Internet Archive

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Victoria Daily Times. VOL. 53. NO. 113. VICTORIA, B. C., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1918. SIXTEEN PAGES

ENTENTE TRIUMPHS

ALLIED COUNTRIES CELEBRATE THEIR GREAT VICTORY FOR RIGHT AS FIGHTING IN THE FIELD ENDS
Rejoicing Follows Signing of Allies' Terms by Germans; Signals Formerly Used for Air Raids Summoned Londoners to Celebrate Event
Allies' Terms Made Public
CONDITIONS IMPOSED BY ALLIES ROB GERMANS OF POWER TO RENEW THEIR ASSAULT ON CIVILIZATION
Germans Required to Withdraw Beyond Rhine; Most Important Ships in German Navy Surrendered to Allies and Rest to Be Disarmed and Kept Under Supervision of Allies; Germans to Surrender Vast Amount of Artillery and Get Back Within Their Borders as Prior to August 1, 1914
FOURTEEN OF TWENTY-SIX STATES IN GERMANY ARE IN REVOLUTIONISTS' HANDS
Canadians Complete Their Fine War Work By Capturing Mons
KING OF SAXONY HAS BEEN DETHRONED; JOINS KAISER AND OTHERS IN DISCARD
DECLARES PUBLIC HOLIDAY

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