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What is Serbias response to the ultimatum sent by the Austro-Hungarian empire?
When Serbia responded to Austria-Hungary's ultimatum, they accepted all the conditions save one. Austria-Hungary immediately declared war on Serbia, which had always been their intention given the demeaning demands they had made.
What happened when serbia accepted all but one demand of the Austro-Hungarian ultimatum?
When Serbia rejected the Hapsburgh ultimatum, Russia supported Serbia, Germany backed the Austro-Hungarians, who invaded Serbia bringing the triple alliance, (Russia England France) into the First World War. The Ottoman Empire backed Germany and Austro-Hungarians to create the Axis. Italy backed the triple alliance to create the Allies, which defeated the Axis, in 1918. Canada, Australia, New England and other Commonwealth Nations supported England, as they did in WW2.
How did Austria-Hungary react after the assassination of Franz Ferdinand?
After the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in June 1914, Austria-Hungary reacted with a strong desire for revenge against Serbia, which it blamed for the assassination. The Austro-Hungarian government issued an ultimatum to Serbia with harsh demands, expecting that Serbia would reject it. When Serbia's response did not fully comply with the demands, Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia on July 28, 1914, which ultimately set off a chain reaction leading to the outbreak of World War I. This aggressive stance reflected the empire's aim to assert its power and address nationalist tensions within its borders.
What happen with Austria after the archduke was killed?
Austria-Hungary delivered an ultimatum that Serbia concede to their control; this was refused in part and altered in part, and the Empire declared war on them, triggering a series of treaties and agreements which set off World War 1.
Why the austria-Hungary government addressed a strong communication to Serbia?
Austria-Hungary issued a strong communication to Serbia following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in June 1914, as they believed Serbia was complicit in the act due to its support for nationalist movements among Slavic peoples. The ultimatum aimed to assert Austria-Hungary's authority and curb Serbian nationalism, which threatened its stability. The harsh terms of the ultimatum were intended to provoke a conflict, as the Austro-Hungarian leadership sought to maintain its empire's dominance in the Balkans. This escalation ultimately contributed to the outbreak of World War I.
What empire did Serbia break away from?
Serbia become de facto independent from Ottoman empire in 1804. and 1807. And de jure in 1830.
How did the shooting of the archduke of the Austria-Hungarian Empire lead to war?
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary on June 28, 1914, by Gavrilo Princip, a Bosnian Serb nationalist, set off a chain reaction of events. Austria-Hungary issued an ultimatum to Serbia, where the assassin had ties, demanding harsh concessions. Serbia's response was deemed unsatisfactory, prompting Austria-Hungary to declare war on July 28, 1914. This conflict quickly escalated as alliances were activated, leading to the outbreak of World War I.
How did the issue in Serbia lead directly into World War 1?
The assasination of Archduke Franz Furdinan of Austria-Hungary by Serbian Galivro Princip was the last step in WW 1. After the assasination this was an excuse for Germany and Austro-Hungarian Empire to declare war on Serbia which they have despiratly wanted. Serbia's main allie, Russia, said that if they were to attack Serbia then Russia would attack them. And then France, Russia's biggest allie said that if they were to attack Russia then it would attack them. So the war begins with those 3 countries against Germany and Austria-Hungary. Germany invades France through belgium, abusing its neutrality which makes Britain upset so it declares war on Germany. Bulgaria joins Germany 1 week later. In 1915 Italy joins Serbia's alliance and the Ottoman Empire joins Germany's alliance which makes this a World War so the entire World gets involved. Then in 1917 the United States and Greece join Serbia's alliance.
Was Serbia and Romania parts of Austrian empire?
Only some provinces of Serbia and Romania.
Was Serbia an empire in 1914?
Yes, it was. It was an empire until Second World War
What did the austro-Hungarian empire demand of Serbia?
to fight for them
How did the Austro-Hungarian empire force Serbia to war?
Because serbia didn't want to agree to everything Austria Hungary wanted they invaded serbia which would force Serbia to fight back.
