Modern historians had altogether reached to the argument in which one could never blame entirely a specific nation for the outbreak of World War 1in 1914. Apparently, many immediate and underlying causes were responsible for this acute destructive catastrophe resulted in a complete chaos throughout European nations: severe damage in one’s nation military forces; millions of soldiers sacrificed, especially men; loss of countless innocent lives; corrupted dynasties; economically decline due to the massive purchase of weapons. Specifically, the war itself was hindered when Austria-Hungary invaded thus declaring war to the Kingdom of Serbia on the 28th of July in 1914. An uncontrollable complicated human disaster was bound to set off from then on
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According to the historians, Imperialism stands a substantial subject which arose in Europe during the 19th century, resulting tensions in relationship between nations in early 20th century. Imperialism concentrates on the idea of one’s desire to include other foreign nations in attempt to expand their own nation. By October 8th in 1908, Austria-Hungary who had previously taken control of Bosnia and Herzegovina claimed their annexation of both nations which was supported by Germany and Russia. However, on the other hand, heavily influenced by ‘Imperialism’, Serbia stood on a disapproved position towards the advanced annexation. Obviously, the Serbs were greatly tempted to have included the Bosnia and Herzegovina in order for a greater empire. Through this incident, the relationship between Austria and Serbia was tense, in which another provoking event could have triggered both, resulting in a war. Furthermore, the already stressed relationship had laid the foundation for one to declare war on
According to the historians, Imperialism stands a substantial subject which arose in Europe during the 19th century, resulting tensions in relationship between nations in early 20th century. Imperialism concentrates on the idea of one’s desire to include other foreign nations in attempt to expand their own nation. By October 8th in 1908, Austria-Hungary who had previously taken control of Bosnia and Herzegovina claimed their annexation of both nations which was supported by Germany and Russia. However, on the other hand, heavily influenced by ‘Imperialism’, Serbia stood on a disapproved position towards the advanced annexation. Obviously, the Serbs were greatly tempted to have included the Bosnia and Herzegovina in order for a greater empire. Through this incident, the relationship between Austria and Serbia was tense, in which another provoking event could have triggered both, resulting in a war. Furthermore, the already stressed relationship had laid the foundation for one to declare war on