Control over serbians
Yes. Russia entered a regional conflict between Austria-Hungary and Serbia to protect its fellow Slavic nation.
the assasination of archduke ferdinand
the assasination of archduke ferdinand
Answer this question… Russia had an alliance with Serbia, and Germany had an alliance with Austria-Hungary.
some countries supported Austria-Hungary (like Germany...) and some supported Serbia (like Russia...) and then World War I started...
some countries supported Austria-Hungary (like Germany...) and some supported Serbia (like Russia...) and then World War I started...
Romania was between Austro-Hungary and Russia.
Nationalism was a key factor in the Balkan crisis.The conflict between Serbia and Austria -Hungary was founded on the need of Serbs of Austria-Hungary . Russia, the mother of all slavs, intervened for Serbia while Germany , being in an alliance with Austria-Hungary supported them. This caused war between the two alliances.
The conflict between Serbia and Austria-Hungary escalated into the Great War following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria by a Bosnian Serb nationalist in June 1914. Austria-Hungary issued an ultimatum to Serbia, which, while partially accepted, did not satisfy all demands. This led Austria-Hungary to declare war on Serbia, prompting Russia to mobilize in defense of Serbia. The subsequent alliance system and mobilizations among European powers quickly transformed the localized conflict into a broader war, igniting World War I.
It was Austria-Hungary's quarrel with Serbia that became the first warring conflict that erupted into World War I.
It was Austria-Hungary's quarrel with Serbia that became the first warring conflict that erupted into World War I.
It started with a conflict between Serbia and Austria-Hungary. Russia defended Serbia (they were allies), which caused Germany to aid Austria-Hungar as they were also allies. The rest followed suit by accompanying their allies. Basically, they were allied to the countries who originally had the conflict.