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War started as another balkan war, but when the war began to take a wider scale they decided to jump in with Germany (or against the allies, for that matter) for a number of reasons:
1- To recover their losses in the Balkan
2- To fight against the British who were bothering them because of their need for oil
3- Also their long and strong hatred for Russia (and fear of their relentless) also contributed to their decision.
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Who was allied with Germany in ww1?
Austria-Hungary & Turkey
Why did France join the allies in ww1?
They feared the Germans
When did the anzacs join WW1?
they arrived at Gallipoli on 25th april, 1915
Why did people want to join up to ww1?
because i like chesee
Why did Hitler join the Germany army?
He was in WW1 and fought in the army as an enlisted man.
Who is allied turkey with?
Turkey did not join WW2 until the very last moment. Thankfully it stayed out of a European problem. WW1 the Ottoman Empire (Turkey) allied with the Germans.
What did Turkey do in WW1?
Starting in October 1914, Turkey joined on Germany's side in WW1, the central powers, then in the May of 1915, joined the allied powers.
What religion did America and turkey practice during ww1?
America--- Christianity Turkey ---- Islam.
When is Turkey joining the Schengen Treaty?
There are no plans for Turkey to join the Schengen Area.There are no plans for Turkey to join the Schengen Area.
When did Us join ww1?
the united states joined in 1917, ww1 started in 1914.!!
When did Romania join the WW1?
August 1916
Why didn't Australia want to join World War 1?
They did join WW1...
In which war did australians serve at Gallipoli?
In WW1 in Turkey
Who was allied with Germany in ww1?
Austria-Hungary & Turkey
who are lossers in ww1?
Germany, Austro Hungaria, Turkey.
Is it true that Turkey is not in Europe but wishes to join EU?
There is a small part of Turkey that is in Europe, but most of Turkey is in Asia. It is true that Turkey wishes to join the EU.
When did Russia join ww1?
1914. But they left in 1917.
