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What country made the first declaration of war for ww1?
Austria-Hungary, with the death of Archduke Ferdinand, declared war on Serbia, which caused a chain reaction of war induced countries. Austria Hungary to Serbia, then Russia to Germany, United Kingdom and so on.
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 did Austria-Hungary do in the balkans in 1908?
They invaded Bosnia who at the time were rather close allies of Serbia. This made Serbia angry and thus forth they contacted Russia who were allies with Serbia. Russia then said that if Austria-Hungary do anything to Serbia, Russia will have to react. Then after the assassination A-H shelled the capital of Serbia and that started the war.
How did the assignation of duke franz ferdinand cause ww1?
The assassination was the last straw in the disputes between Austria-Hungary and Serbia. Austria-Hungary gave Serbia no chance and made their demands and threatened that noncompliance would lead to an invasion. Russia joined the side of Serbia and France joined Russia. Russia mobilization to the German border brought in Germany. Etc Etc.
What nation formed Serbia Bulgaria and parts of Austria-Hungary?
They once made up the Republic of Yugoslavia, but now they are independent countries.
Why did Russia attack Austria in World War 1?
Austria-Hungary declaired war on Russia for a few reasons that slowly added up to it. The Bosnian Crisis and the assassination of the archduke Franz Ferdinand. The bosnian crisis was when Austria-Hungary invaded and took over Bosnia and because Bosnia was a country next door to Serbia, Serbia felt threatened because they thought that they were next to be invaded and with Austria-Hungary being a much more powerful counrty than Serbia, Serbia would be easily took over also Serbia wanted Bosnia for herself. Serbia appealed to Russia for help to get Austria-Hungary to give back Bosnia so they decided to hold a conference about the matter, Germany backed Austria-Hungary up so they never turned up at the conference. This matter brought Serbia and Russia closer together. When some members of the Black Hand (serbian) decided to assassonate the archduke Franz Ferdinand who was next in line for the Austia-Hungary throne Austria-Hungary blamed Serbia for it even though Serbia had no idea of the Black Hand because it was a secret gang of revolutioners. Austria-Hungary gave several demands to Serbia and if they didnt accept, which they didnt, they would declare war, and so they did. So whe Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, Russia backed up Serbia.
What did Archduke Ferdinand do that was signifagent?
In regards to World War 1, it was Ferdinand's assasination that was significant as it was the catalyst that made Austria-Hungary declare war on Serbia.
Which nation was the first to declare war?
Britain and France declared war on Germany soon after September 1, 1939, after Germany attacked Poland for the first time, marking the beginning(?)of the Holocaust.
What countries made up the austro-Hungarian empire of 1914?
Austria, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, Russia, Greece, Ottoman empire, and Montenegro made up the Balkans in 1914. Today, the Balkans are made up of Greece, Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Romania, Yugoslavia, Serbia, Montenegro, and Bosnia Herzegovina.
Why did Austria-Hungary declare war on Serbia in 1941?
On 28th June 1914 Archduke Francis Ferdinand, heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, was assassinated in Sarajevo by a Serbian nationalist (Gavrilo Princip). Convinced that the Serbian government had conspired against them, Austria-Hungary issued Serbia an unacceptable ultimatum. Serbia actually tried to comply, but falling short of the mark set by the Austro-Hungarians, this was seen as legitimate causus belli. This resulted in Austria-Hungary declaring war on Serbia on 28th July 1914.
What were the bad guys in world war 1?
in ww1 their were many of bad guys but the 0ne i remember is Russia.the zar made propaganda about the Jews saying Russia's economy problem was the Jews fault. PS the Zar is the Russian president back then.
What countries were the central powers during ww1?
Russia, France, Serbia and Great Britain. Russia and France surrounded them, blocking trade routes. Serbia was a threat to Austria-Hungary's control over some of its land. And Great Britain and its navy made sea routes rather unsafe for the Central Powers.
