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Which nation was Austria-Hungary's closest or biggest ally?

Germany was the biggest central power in WW1 but the Otoman Empiere also was in it with Austria Hungary.


How useful an ally was Austria-Hungary to Germany?

Austria-Hungary was not a particularly useful ally from Germany's point of view.


What is the ally of Austria Hungary?

Germany was Austria-Hungary's Biggest allie


What country was Austria-Hungary's greatest ally?

That would be Germany.


Why did Austria-Hungary believe that Russia would not come to the aid of their ally Serbia?

Austria-Hungary believed that Russia would not come to the aid of their ally Serbia because they thought Russia was preoccupied with internal issues and would not risk a war with Austria-Hungary.


Who were the central powers inww1?

Germany and Austria-Hungary, and later Turkey and BulgariaIn world war 1 the central powers were Germany, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman empire.


What made Austria-Hungary important in World War 2?

Austia-Hungary did not exist anymore in WW2. It became Austria and Hungary, two separate nations. Austria was annexed to Germany in March of 1938. Hungary became a German ally.


Who did the German ally with in World War 1?

Germany was on the side of the Central Powers which consisted of Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire (modern day Turkey), and Bulgaria.


Did Germany invade Austria in World War 1?

No, Germany did not invade Austria during World War I. In fact, Austria-Hungary was an ally of Germany at the time, and both countries were part of the Central Powers. The war was triggered by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, which led to Austria-Hungary declaring war on Serbia, prompting the involvement of Germany and other nations.


What did austria Hungary have to do with ww1?

They were part of the Central Powers.


When did the Austria-Hungary central power end?

1927


What were mainly Germany and Austria-Hungary?

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