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    one was mainly responsible by the Germans as they have done several things that contributed to the beginning of the First World War such as starting the alliance system and extreme nationalism which made their desire to form alliance with Austria- Hungary successful and became a great German State. Nationalism was one of the primary reason for causing the outbreak of World War one. Nationalism in the 19th century was a belief and the desire of groups of peoples for independence. They consider being

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    when the war broke out‚ Europe was divided into the Allied (Britain‚ France‚ and Russia) and the Central (Germany‚ Austria-Hungary‚ and the Ottoman Empire[4]) powers. So when the archduke was killed‚ Austria-Hungary gave Serbia an ultimatum: apologize or face war. So Serbia had a chat with it’s big brother‚ Russia‚ who assured Serbia that he “had his back.” Austria-Hungary‚ faced with this threat of invasion‚ asked its recently formed and more industrially developed ally

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    later took off again‚ unfortunately‚ the driver took a wrong turn. Gavrilo Princip (Serbian nationalist) spotted him and took a shot killing both him and his wife. 2. Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia: (July 28‚ 1914) 1 month exactly after the assassination of the archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife‚ Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia officially starting W.W.1.

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    to renew the loan because of potential scrutiny of its economic policies. In 2011‚ however‚ the Economy Minister revisit the deal with IMF‚ but there was not a reply from IMF. As of today‚ Hungary still owes over $2.1 billion to the IMF from its original credit line of $25 billion (http://rt.com). Hungary is making plans to pay back the bailout it received from the IMF‚ but has also requested that the organization leave the country (http://rt.com). References Brogger‚ T.‚ Einarsdottir‚

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    He wanted the Soviets to withdraw their troops from Hungary‚ and even urged Hungary to leave the Warsaw pact. The Warsaw pact being a direct product of Soviet rule‚ seemed to be a key element in defining a “Soviet satellite.” The fact that he wanted Hungary to become a soviet state showed how much they intended to resist Soviet authority‚ to which these demands were wholly unacceptable. In Czechoslovakia

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    "The way WWI developed made it impossible to negotiate a peace settlement that all belligerents could accept." - To what extent do you agree with this statement? During the period of the First World War several peace initiatives took place‚ but none of them were successful‚ until an armistice that was signed by Germany on 11th of November 1919 after 4 years‚ 3 months and 2 weeks after the beginning of the war. After the fighting ceased‚ it took additionally 6 months to enclose the peace treaty which

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    "powder keg" theory to the outbreak of World War One‚ to see which countries were involved in the outbreak of World War One. In 1907 you already had a major split between great powers in Europe‚ The Triple Alliance 1904 (Germany‚ Italy and Austria-Hungary) and The Triple Entente 1907 (Britain‚ France and Russia). This was a evident factor as to who fights who an for what reasons. The two alliances‚ aware of rising tensions‚ began their preparations for war long before 1914. The Naval Race began between

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    In 1848‚ many revolutions broke out in many regions such as France‚ the Austrian Empire‚ Prussia‚ and Germany. Originally‚ the intention of the revolutions were for universal male suffrage and for greater rights for the common people. There was always a constant struggle between classes‚ since the lower classes felt they were being oppressed and treated unequally by the upper class. The original intention of revolution failed in the revolutions of 1848 since many revolts were held in France‚ the

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    THE CAUSES OF WORLD WAR 1 World War 1 was fought between the allied and the central powers from 1914 to 1918. It was fought between the central powers consisted of Germany‚ Austria- Hungary‚ Turkey and Italy and the allies consisting of U.K ‚ France‚ Russia and U.S.A. The war in itself is considered a notable example of a total war as all the belligerents used every means of warfare including chemical warfare to try to win. The war ended with an allied victory after the armistice in 1918

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    HISTORY PRESENTATION Crimean War: The Crimean War‚ also known in Russia as the Eastern War‚ was fought between Russia on one side and an alliance of France‚ Britain‚ the Kingdom of Sardinia‚ and the Ottoman Empire. The war was over the territories of the declining Ottoman Empire. Most of the fighting and conflict occurred in the Crimean Peninsula‚ hence the war’s name‚ however the battles also extended to the western area of Turkey and the Baltic Sea region. In 1853‚ Russia demanded that the

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