I am the founder of www.Warchron.com, which as you know has had a very slow start and limited participation. We are still in the phase of making Link Exchanges which we hope will draw additional interest. I wonder why those of you posting on this topic have not joined and participated, and further wonder if Warchron will be able to survive the splitting of efforts. I would welcome your thoughts. You can reach me at agblume@Warchron.com. Thank you. August Blume

I can't get the site to answer at this moment.

I can access the site. It looks very useful for those with a Russian / Eastern Front interest. Sadly, I'm not one of them, but good luck with the site August.

Here is the CEF Study Group listing ... the first two are established discussion forums on the Eastern Front and the latter are websites. Borden Battery

Warchron - Great War on the Eastern Front
This is a new discussion forum dedicated to the Eastern Front during the Great War. As such there are 40 members and about 350 postings - however - interest is expected to increase. The subject of Warchron is Russian military (land-sea-air), political-social history, a chronology covering the Pre-War period from 1894-1914 and World War One 1914-1917. The many other belligerents involved in the conflicts of these periods are also addressed in some detail. There is a wide range of pre-set topic areas, which should result in an organized collection of comments and information. [Nov 2005]
http://www.warchron.com/forum/index.php

Austro-Hungarian Land Forces Discussion Forum
This unique forum is for the discussion of the Austro-Hungarian Land Forces 1848-1938 and includes about 560 members Also see: German & Austrian Great War Websites - Part 24] for a related website. This site offers the unique opportunnity to discuss the Great War from the other side of the Line. [April 2006]
http://p205.ezboard.com/faustrohungarianla...ussionforumfrm0

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Battles - The Eastern Front [Firstworldwar.com]
This is a sub-set of the FIRSTWORLDWAR.COM [Michael Duffy site] and includes the battles of Battles of Stalluponen, Gumbinnen, Tannenberg, First Battle of the Masurian Lakes, Battle of Bolimov, Second Battle of the Masurian Lakes, Battle of Lake Naroch and Battle of Lutsk. [Nov 2005]
http://www.firstworldwar.com/battles/ef.htm

OldPhoto - Czechoslovak Website
This Czechoslovak website contains a very large number of remarkable photographs and postcards from the Eastern Front with many of the photographs from Galizia territory and East Carpathia Mountains. [June 2005]
http://www.oldphoto.info/HTML/en_ramy.html

The Russo-Japanese War Research Society
The Russo-Japanese War Research Society is an on-line study group dedicated to the research and documentation of the Russo-Japanese War 1904-05. Their goal is the quality presentation of articles and archives relating to the war as well as the pre and post war periods. They also offer a free on-line message board, a store where you can buy historic and collectible items, and a book store. [Nov 2005]
http://www.russojapanesewar.com/index.html

Armata Regală Română - The Romanian Royal Army
There is very little information on the Romanian Royal Army during the Great War. This is a very short summary of the Order of Battle. [April 2006]
http://www.geocities.com/dangrecu/

WWI Eastern Front Foto - Nachlass eines Soldaten
This unique website presents the private photographs of both a German officer and German military archive photographs of the Eastern Front during the Great War. Most would appear to unpublished and without notation. The images are unfamiliar and compelling and can be viewed individually or part of a slide show. Recommended for something quite different. [A Jens-Olaf Walter's Website][August 2006]
http://www.flickr.com/photos/65817306@N00/sets/486575/show/

Hello Clive Maier, Not sure what the problem may have been. Please try again if interested.

Hello Andrew Hesketh, Thanks for kind words.

Hello Borden Battery, Thanks for your support and for listing other related websites.

To those who might be interested, please feel free to visit Warchron and see if it may meet your needs.
Registration is simple. Filling out the questionaire helps give us a broader view of varied interests. Three bibiliographies, one military, one aviation and one aero biblio project are available. Please also visit the Map section where you will find a series of maps that will help with geographical questions.

We wish Paul Hederer and his Yahoo Discussion Group much success.
Kind regards, August Blume and Warchron

Thanks to Paul Hederer for being one of a number of people who have suggested changes be made to the Forum in my website www.warchron.com. I would like to invite anyone who has an interest in Russia in WWI to visit the Forum and make constrictive suggestions on how it can be made more user-friendly. Within the next two weeks we wll begin those efforts, so please submit your suggestions to agblume@warchron.com sooner rather than later. Thank you. agblume

The CEF Study Group is always looking for more Great War websites, including the Eastern Front.

Borden Battery

Hello August,

Sorry I haven't been more in contact. I'm on-line for a few more days and then will be off-line until at least the third week of August.

Best Regards,

Paul

Hello Paul, Hoping you will send me your valued suggestions for changes to the Warchron Forum within the next few days as we will soon begin making changes and very much look forward to your input. Please send them directly to me at agblume@warchron.com. Thank you. Best regards, August