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Gain? Austria lost its empire, Hungary lost 3/4 of its land. The latter one is widely considered to be The Biggest Loser of the war. The only gain these two had from the war is the end of the Habsburg monarchy, and their independence from a greater empire.
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What aim did Italian Vittorio Orlando have during the creation of the Treaty of Versailles?
He wanted to gain territory from Austria-Hungary
How did austria-hungary gain control of Bosnia?
yes
From which country did Czechoslovakia Poland and Yugoslavia gain independence?
Austria-Hungary
Why did Germany enter World war 1 and World war 2?
Germany entered WWI because they were allies with Austria-Hungary and Russia. Austria-Hungary went to war because of the assassination of the arch duke Franz Ferdinand and Germany saw that as a good opportunity to attack France and try to gain land.
What nations were formed from Austrial-Hungary in 1920?
The empire of Austria-Hungary crumbled, Czech nationalists moved to gain independence forming Czechoslovakia.
What events helped provoke the US to enter world war l?
The gain of The Triple Alliance (Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy) and the Triple Entente which involved many countries such as Serbia and Germany. The US got involved a while after the assisnation of Austria-Hungary's ambassador. The US mainly got involved to stop the mistreatment of the innocent.
What did Austria hope to gain from the Treaty of Versailles?
The only thing that Austria hoped to gain from the Treaty of Versailles was an end to WW I. They were defeated and wanted to stop fighting, so it was necessary to have a peace treaty.
Did Germany provoke theFirst World War?
yes, they used assassinationation as an excuse to to start a war and gain Colonies, throughout the war austria-hungary did barely nothng to help the war effort
When did Austria gain independence?
the end of the 1st world war
What was the purpose of the warfare?
The purpose of the warfare was to gain new land for countries. The war would have started with only Austria-Hungary fighting Serbia, but due to the Alliance system, many other nations were dragged into the war. So once the fighting began, it was a race to see which countries could outfight the other and ultimately decide who would control Europe.
Why did austria attack Serbia in World War 1?
Austria-Hungary tought that Serbia was responsible for assassination of Duke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, who were murderd when they took the wrong turn on the way to seeing their new army.
Why was Italy an ally of Germany in World War 1?
Italy joined Austria-Hungary and Germany in the "Triple Alliance" in 1882, largely because they were worried about being attacked by France. Italy had been trying to gain colonies in Africa, and France had snatched up some of the ones Italy wanted, especially Tunisia.However, Italy was not very enthusiastic about the alliance, largely because Austria-Hungary had been a major enemy of Italy's back in the mid-1800s. Additionally, Austria-Hungary controlled territory along the Adriatic Sea that Italy thought should rightfully be theirs; the Italians called this territory "Italia Irridentia" ("Unredeemed Italy").So in the summer of 1914, when Franz Ferdinand was assassinated, and then Austria-Hungary attacked Serbia, thereby starting World War I, Italy refused to join the war- they claimed that because Austria-Hungary had technically started the war by attacking Serbia, they were not obligated to join the war. The reality is that they really just didn't want to help Austria-Hungary, and they almost immediately started negotiating with the Allies to switch sides.In 1915, after the Allies promised to give Italy the "irredentia" lands from Austria, Italy joined the Allies against Germany and Austria-Hungary. When the Allies finally won the war in 1918, Italy got far less of the irredentia lands than they expected. The Italian people were angry about this, and this anger played a big role in the rise of Benito Mussolini and his Fascist Party.
