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Why did the Serbians not accept the Austrian demands?
ANSWER The main reasons were followings: 1 - because they were found humiliating and damaging the independence of Serbia; 2 - because Serbia was backed by Russia (which had pledged its intervention in case of Austria had attacked Serbia), in rejecting the demands.
What was the main reason of World War 1?
Austria wanted to crush Serbia and they brought France Germany Russia and Britain into the war
Main reason for World War 1?
The main reason for World War I was the system of protection treaties that were inacted by European countries before the war. When Archduke Ferdinand was murdered by a Serbian nationalist in Sarajevo, the Austrians presented extraordinary demands on Serbia that the Serbs had no choice but to refuse. When Austria resolved to attack Serbia, the treaties demanded that some of the signatories defend Serbia. Still other countries were required to defend Austria. This created a chain reaction that started this horrible war.
Who was Germany's main ally of WW1?
Throughout The road to WW1, Germany's main ally was probably Aurstria-Hungary. This is because of Serbia and the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Serbia was allied with Britain and Austria Hungary was allied with Germany. The war became mostly between Germany and Britain fromt then on.
Why did nationalism lead to war?
Nationalism Lead to war because serbia wanted to be free from austria hungary
In which day did World War 1 started?
Who knows. But I do know that It started on July 28, 1914 when Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia which was the main cause of WW1 or to say 'THE GREAT WAR'.
Why was Serbia willing to risk going to war?
Serbia didn't join WWI. It was the first country attacked. Attacked by Austria Hungary. REASON: Austria Hungary was always trying to expand and downwards was the easiest and Serbia was "downwards". In order to gain Serbia's land, Austria Hungary gave an ultimatum to Serbia that was so absurd and ridiculous that Serbia wouldn't be able to fulfill it and TA-DA! WAR! Actually the beginning of WWI to be exact. Actually it wasn't just "TA-DA" and there was war. Before war broke out Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria/Hungary went to Serbia to appear during a Serbian parade. This is when the terrorist organization "The Black Hand" attempted to kill Franz Ferdinand. Two of the nine assassins attempted to shoot Ferdinand, but both missed. Then a driver was told to escort Franz Ferdinand out of Serbia staying only on the main roads. The driver did so but accidentally turned into an alley thinking it was a main road. He immediately tried to reverse as soon as he realized it was an alley, but this immediate attempt to reverse caused the car to stall. Meanwhile a man named Gavrilo Princip was eating at a sandwich shop on the corner of the alley where Franz Ferdinand's car had stalled. Gavrilo Princip was part of "The Black Hand". He saw his opportunity and ran outside and fired two shots. The first hit Franz Ferdinand in the neck, and the second hit Ferdinand's wife in the stomach. They both died on the way to the hospital. This assassination is what started the war. Not "TA-DA"
What is a Bosnia .?
Our main allies would be Turkey, Kuwait, Malaysia, Austria, Slovenia, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Jordan We have also have good relations with Croatia, Germany, Libya, Montenegro Our relations with Serbia are improving
Was Archduke Franz Ferdinand the reason of ww1?
yes. the Death of Archduke Franz Ferdinand caused high tensions between Serbia and the Austria-Hungary to snap and spark war. The other nations were dragged into battle due to alliances and ententes they had with Serbia/A.H.
What are Serbia's main religions?
they're ortodoxians
Is the main industry in austria is fishing?
Austria does not have a fishing industry.
How did Sarajevo trigger WW1?
The assassination of Franz Ferdinand and his wife was probably the main trigger for the First World War. It meant that Austria-Hungary had more reason to be against them, and the Archduke dying gave Serbia a bad name.
