Which alliance consisted of Germany Austria Hungary and the ottoman empire in 1914?

Answer 1

The Triple Alliance (1882) included all three countries. Italy, regarding their "common defense" pact not to apply due to Austrian aggression, did not join Germany and Austria-Hungary in World War I (1914), and actually fought against Austria later in the war.

Answer 2

The alliance of Germany, Austria-Hugary, and the Ottoman Empire was called the Triple Alliance or Triple Entente. The countries in it were called the Central Powers.

They fought against a large number of countries called the Entente Forces, or Allies, including France, Great Britain, Russia, and, later on, the United States, along with many others.

Answer 3

The triple-alliance was formed already in 1882 and stood in opposition to the triple-entente (France-UK-Russia).

Italy never came to fight in the side of the alliance, but swapped sides to get some Austrian-ruled territories in 1915.

Those remaining in the alliance were called the central powers, including Bulgaria and the Turkish Ottomans.

Answer 4

the triple alliance, which went from 1882 until 1914

Answer 5

The triple alliance