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In 1914, Austria-Hungary did not possess colonies in the traditional sense but controlled a diverse empire in Central and Southeastern Europe. Its territories included regions such as present-day Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, and parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Additionally, Austria-Hungary had influence over various provinces and territories in the Balkans, which were significant for their strategic and economic importance. The empire was characterized by a complex mix of ethnic groups and cultures.
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Who attacked Austria?
28 July 1914 - Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia 6 August 1914 - Austria-Hungary declares war on Russia 23 Maj 1915 - Italy declares war on Austria-Hungary
Who wanted Bosnia in 1914?
Austria-Hungary.
When did Austria hungary declares war on serbia?
July 28th 1914
What great power backed Austria in 1914?
Austria Hungary sought support from Germany, and on 6 July 1914 the German government gave this support and encouraged Austria Hungary to deal with Serbia
Who was the president in 1914 for world war 1 in Austria and Hungary?
Austro-Hungary was ruled by an Emperor from the Habsburg family in 1914.
When did Astro-Hungary CONTROL Bosnia?
Austria-Hungary controlled Bosnia from 1878 to 1914.
Did Austria Hungary own Bosnia?
Yes it did, from 1878 to 1914.
Who was the president of Austria Hungary in 1914?
Emperor Franz Josef I
What country was blamed for the Austria Hungary assassination in 1914?
Serbia
On what date did Austria-Hungary enter the war?
Austria-Hungary started the war, therefore they entered the war July 28 1914.
Who lost its heir through assassination?
The empire of Austria-Hungary, in 1914.
How many countries in Europe held colonial possessions in 1914?
Belgium, Austria, Denmark, Spain, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, France, and the United Kingdom (UK)-held colonial possessions in 1914
