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Central powers of world war 1?
the central powers in WW1 consisted of Germany, austria Hungary and the ottoman empire. bulgary
What was during ww1 the alliance of Germany Austria hungrey and the ottoman empire?
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Which countries was bound together WW1?
During World War 1 the Allied Powers were France, United Kingdom, Russia, United States, Japan, Italy, and many others. The Central Powers that worked together were Germany, Bulgaria, Prussia, and Austria.
Did the Allies or Central Powers benefit more from the contributions of their colonies in World War 1?
The only Central Power with colonies was Germany, which was completely cut off from its colonies throughout WW1.
Who was the real spy for the central powers in the world war 1?
There would have been many spies working for the Central Powers.
Who faught in WW1?
central powers
What were the alliances in ww1 called?
The Central Powers and the Allied Powers
The central powers were defeated in ww1?
yes
What were the Central Powers reasons for World War 2?
The Central Powers fought in WW1. The Axis Powers fought in WW2.
What did austria Hungary have to do with ww1?
They were part of the Central Powers.
What made up the central powers in ww1?
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Who was winning the ww1 the year 1917?
The central powers
Name 3 central powers?
Triple Entente, Triple Alliance and Neutrality were the 3 central powers in WW1
Who were the two opposing forces in WW1?
The Central and Entente powers.
Did the central powers or the allies win in ww1?
The Allies won.
Who supported Germany in ww1?
during WW1 it was basically the central powers vs. the allied powers. the central powers were GGermany, Austria-Hungary, and their allies, BBulgaria, and the ottoman empire. while the allied powers were the U.S., great Britain, France.
Were the central powers evil?
Most of the world feels that the Central Powers were evil. During WW1, the Central Powers included Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire.
