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Headline from The Boston Globe on progress to reach survivors of the Halifax Explosion.[1]

The following events occurred in December 1917:

December 1, 1917 (Saturday)

December 2, 1917 (Sunday)

  • German submarine SM UB-81 struck a mine and sank in the English Channel off the Isle of Wight then was rammed by a Royal Navy patrol boat with the loss of either 27 of her 34 crew or 29 of her 35 crew (sources differ).[13]
  • German fighter ace Walter von Bülow-Bothkamp shot down and killed British ace Harry G. E. Luchford, who had 24 victories at the time of his death. Von Bülow-Bothkamp would be shot down and killed by a British ace just one month later.[14]
  • The Norwegian sports club Gjeilo was established in Geilo, Norway before changing to its present name the following year to Geilo. The club has sections on alpine skiing, freestyle skiing, skiing and biathlon, snowboarding, telemark skiing, football, handball and cycling.[15]
  • The first official handball match was played in Berlin.[16]

December 3, 1917 (Monday)

December 4, 1917 (Tuesday)

December 5, 1917 (Wednesday)

Sidónio Pais, dictator of Portugal.

December 6, 1917 (Thursday)

Destroyed buildings, with harbour in background
A view of devastated Halifax, Nova Scotia following the explosion after explosives on a crippled ship ignited in the harbour.

December 7, 1917 (Friday)

German troops capture a British tank during the Battle of Cambrai.

December 8, 1917 (Saturday)

December 9, 1917 (Sunday)

Delegates from Romania and the Central Powers following the signing of an armistice.

December 10, 1917 (Monday)

December 11, 1917 (Tuesday)

December 12, 1917 (Wednesday)

December 13, 1917 (Thursday)

December 14, 1917 (Friday)

December 15, 1917 (Saturday)

Black white photo of people sitting on a long table
Delegates from Russia and the Central Powers signing an armistice.

December 16, 1917 (Sunday)

December 17, 1917 (Monday)

December 18, 1917 (Tuesday)

December 19, 1917 (Wednesday)

December 20, 1917 (Thursday)

December 21, 1917 (Friday)

December 22, 1917 (Saturday)

December 23, 1917 (Sunday)

December 24, 1917 (Monday)

December 25, 1917 (Tuesday)

December 26, 1917 (Wednesday)

The Guatemala City Cathedral after an earthquake struck the Guatemala.

December 27, 1917 (Thursday)

December 28, 1917 (Friday)

December 29, 1917 (Saturday)

December 30, 1917 (Sunday)

December 31, 1917 (Monday)

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