Great Britain, the Dutch Netherlands, Spain, Austria, and Prussia
Great Britain, the Dutch Netherlands, Spain, Austria, and Prussia
Great Britain, the Dutch Netherlands, Spain, Austria, and Prussia
Great Britain, the Dutch Netherlands, Spain, Austria, and Prussia
Great Britain, the Dutch Netherlands, Spain, Austria, and Prussia
Great Britain, the Dutch Netherlands, Spain, Austria, and Prussia
Great Britain, the Dutch Netherlands, Spain, Austria, and Prussia
April 1792
Because Austria issued the Declaration of Pilnitz that stated that it anything happened to the King, they would declare war with the French.
France and Britain were at war with each other from 1792 until 1802. This was the reason for these two countries to develop their trade restrictions.
In 1792, the French Legislative Assembly declared war on Austria. This decision was part of the broader conflict arising from the revolutionary fervor in France and the fear of foreign intervention to restore the monarchy. The declaration marked the beginning of the Revolutionary Wars, which would see France engage in military conflicts across Europe.
As dictated by a promise made, France and Britain immediately declared war on Germany after the invasion of Poland.
April 1792
Because Austria issued the Declaration of Pilnitz that stated that it anything happened to the King, they would declare war with the French.
France and Spain
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The dislike of Germany from multiple countries began after their invasion of Poland. During WWII, the first two countries to declare war on Germany were Great Britain and France.
When did England and France declare war on who? Please clarify.
answered by: **El Tay**
France and Britain were at war with each other from 1792 until 1802. This was the reason for these two countries to develop their trade restrictions.
As dictated by a promise made, France and Britain immediately declared war on Germany after the invasion of Poland.
England and France declared war on Germany after Germany, (and Russia), invaded Poland.
England and France declared war on Germany after Germany, (and Russia), invaded Poland.
declare war on Germany