They went to war because when the Great War broke out in August 1914, Russia and France were lined up against Germany and Austria-Hungary. Each of these countries belonged to an alliance that committed them to supporting their alliance partner.=Britain was not committed to joining in the war in 1914, but did so. One of the reasons was the Treaty of London of 1839. This treaty committed Britain to protecting Belgium. But was Britain really protecting Belgium or was Britain protecting itself?=
because, when Belgium was invaded, it brought Britain into the war
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Officially, it was the German invasion of Belgium. Britain and Belgium had been allies for around 70 years when the war began. Additionally, since France and Germany had been enemies in the past, their border was heavily fortified on both sides, but Belgium's borders were not as heavily fortified. When the war began, Germany asked Belgium for permission to go through their territory; Belgium said no. So Germany did it anyway and conquered Belgium. When Germany launched their invasion, Britain honored their old alliance with Belgium and officially declared war.
You have to be 18yo to do this in Belgium
Yes, that is the correct spelling of Belgium.Some example sentences are:We went to Belgium last weekend.Belgium is a beautiful country.Many World War Two and World War One memorials are in Belgium.
During the 1st World war Belgium Did not let the Nazi's through.
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Britain entered the war because of the treaty of London we had with Belgium so if they where attacked we would help them out and Germany went in to Belgium so we joined the war
Britain entered the war because of the treaty of London we had with Belgium so if they where attacked we would help them out and Germany went in to Belgium so we joined the war
Belgium was a neutral country at the start of WWI. However, Germany invaded neutral countries like Belgium as a part of Schlieffen Plan to eventually capture France. This led to involvement of Great Britain in war to help Belgium.
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Belgium and the US had never had any real problems. They were on the same side in World War I.