August 1915

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Leo Frank, convicted of murdering Mary Phagan, was lynched by a mob in Marietta, Georgia.
Australians troops charge the Ottoman line during the Battle of Lone Pine, painting by Fred Leist, 1921.
French war ace Adolphe Pégoud was killed in combat.
The charge of the 3rd Light Horse Brigade at the Nek, 7 August 1915, painting by George Washington Lambert, 1924.

The following events occurred in August 1915:

August 1, 1915 (Sunday)

August 2, 1915 (Monday)

Bodies of Armenians lining the road along the way to concentration camps in Ottoman Syria during the Armenian Genocide.

August 3, 1915 (Tuesday)

Polish infantry charge Russian lines during the Battle of Jastków in Eastern Europe.

August 4, 1915 (Wednesday)

August 5, 1915 (Thursday)

German cavalry entering Warsaw on August 5, 1915 during the Great Retreat in the Russian Empire.

August 6, 1915 (Friday)

August 7, 1915 (Saturday)

Turkish POWs being escorted in Chunuk Bair, Gallipoli.

August 8, 1915 (Sunday)

An Armenian woman kneeling beside a dead child in a field "within sight of help and safety at Aleppo."[48]

August 9, 1915 (Monday)

August 10, 1915 (Tuesday)

August 11, 1915 (Wednesday)

August 12, 1915 (Thursday)

August 13, 1915 (Friday)

August 14, 1915 (Saturday)

August 15, 1915 (Sunday)

August 16, 1915 (Monday)

August 17, 1915 (Tuesday)

Damaged houses in Galveston, Texas following a hurricane.

August 18, 1915 (Wednesday)

August 19, 1915 (Thursday)

Diagram of Stangensteuerung synchronization mechanism used to allow a machine gun to fire between the whirling propellers of a German Fokker fighter plane during World War I.

August 20, 1915 (Friday)

August 21, 1915 (Saturday)

August 22, 1915 (Sunday)

August 23, 1915 (Monday)

August 24, 1915 (Tuesday)

August 25, 1915 (Wednesday)

August 26, 1915 (Thursday)

August 27, 1915 (Friday)

August 28, 1915 (Saturday)

August 29, 1915 (Sunday)

August 30, 1915 (Monday)

August 31, 1915 (Tuesday)

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