Central Powers

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Admiral Scheer.

The assassination of the Archduke was a deadly event in the history of European peace. This is because that killing is what led to the First World War.

ah, a great question! i have forgotten my history and people i asked said germany. but wasn't that world war 2? so i looked it up. instead of pasting the infor, since i am not sure what you are exactly looking for, i will give you the link i found to be very helpful. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_I copy and paste if you have to.

No, WW1 took place 1914 - 1918

There was the 863rd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion (Automatic Weapons), which was among the "corps troops" of the V Corps, US First Army, which was in the Battle of the Bulge. The US Army had, besides its divisions, hundreds of "independent battalions" of various types, which were "independent" because they were not a permanent part of any larger formation. These battalions were assigned to corps HQs (where they were referred to as "corps troops") or field army HQs (where they were referred to as "army troops"). These included artillery of several calibers, signals, combat engineers, tank, tank destroyer battalions, and so on. All AAA battalions were "separate" or "independent" battalions. If you want to search the net include among your search terms "863rd AAA (AW) Bn". I've included a link below, under "Related Links" which is an "Order of Battle" (a list of all units involved) for the Bulge.

John Pershing

Germany and Aistra-hungary

The assassination triggered the "July Crisis". Basically, Germany and Russia tried to negotiate to prevent a war starting; the negotiations lasted for most of July 1914. When the negotiations failed, World War I started.

The Sarajevo murders lit the fire when previous events did not because a Prince was killed. It was also spontaneous while the other events seemed to be planned.

There are some different accounts of his death. After having his children killed with poison, he either shot his wife and then himself; or ordered an SS man to shoot them. They may also have taken poison as in addition to being shot. Their bodies were then burned with gasoline, however there was not enough gas to cremate them completely; allowing th ebodies to be identified when they were found by the Soviet Armies a few days later.

Gavrillo Princip

= = The official cease fire during World War I happened at 11am on 11th November 1918.

The German Allies surrenedered because they want peace, and then the allies killed them all.

What political group wanted to take power in Germany during WW1.

I am not entirely sure, but I think it maybe to do with the origin of some of the American people.

Example of Nationalism durring WWI : The assassination of Duke Franz Ferdinand

Example of Militarism durring WWI: The British and German struggle to be the greatest naval power (dreadnots)

Germany and Great Britain were involved in a naval rivalry in the early 1900s.

because everyone had their alliances.. and so if one country was threatened, then their allies would threaten the country that threatened them, then that country would get their allies.. They all planned to help each other out, if needed..

Kind of like in high school, how if someone gets threaten to be beaten up, they get their older siblings and their friends to threaten to beat up the person that threatened them. Then that person gets their older siblings and their friends to threaten all of them, then before you know it, everyone is at each others necks.. and there is a huge rumble.. or whatever its called.

turkey

Germany, Austro-Hungary, Italy (at one point)

Well, the constant bombardment of shells could cause the mental illness of shell shock. the symptoms being headaches, giddiness, lack of concentration and so on.... If men had shell shock they could not cope with the overwhelming pressure and so used to attempt to escape but were usually caught and were shot at dawn or tied to a post within the range of the enemy fire so they would be killed.

Not nice.

So men were lucky to survive the artillery fire - they could be killed by a direct hit or the effects of the explosion.

304 Amperes

Bulgaria's decision to side with the Central Powers during World War I was largely influenced by territorial ambitions and historical grievances. The country sought to reclaim territories lost in previous conflicts, particularly from Serbia and Romania, which aligned with the Central Powers' goals. Additionally, Bulgaria faced the threat of Serbian expansion and saw an alliance with Germany and Austria-Hungary as a means to secure its national interests and sovereignty. The promise of territorial gains and the potential for regional dominance made this alignment logical for Bulgaria at the time.

The Central Powers during World War I primarily consisted of Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria. In America, two groups that sympathized with the Central Powers were German Americans, who felt a cultural connection to Germany, and some business interests, particularly those with financial ties to Germany or its allies. Additionally, certain political groups, including isolationists, believed that the U.S. should avoid involvement in the European conflict and thus leaned towards the Central Powers' perspective.