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Point states that the frontiers if Italy shall be affected along the lines of nationality. The tenth Point says that the people of Austria-Hungary who wish to safeguard should be guaranteed the right of freedom. The eleventh Point states that Rumania, Serbia, and Montenegro should be evacuated and restored and of course be guaranteed the political and economic independence. The Twelfth Point explains that the Turkish portion should be freed. The thirteenth point says that the Polish state should…

landowners that they rent land from. Russian serfs faced the worst conditions. They were considered commodities to the landlord rather than the land. The landlords could require as many workdays during the week from their serfs, and could be exiled to Serbia. A difference for Russian serfs was that they could married and be legally recognized. As with anyone under pressure, there was a great deal of revolts in the peasants and serfs population. The largest revolt was the Pugachev’s revolt.…

with the other countries and Like many other countries they fear of being dominated or rule by another country, when in the end they want what every country wants and that is power over everyone else. 4. How are the war crimes trial perceived in Serbia? The trials have made the Serbs less willing to compromise on issues such as the return of refugees. Kesic states that the trials foster a sense of victimhood for each nation and make everyone outside of the Balkans afraid of the region.…

Bosnia, Gravillo Princip a member of the Black Hand. The assassination resulted in all the major powers of Europe to declare war because Austria-Hungary was under attack by the Serbians, Austria- Hungary was in an alliance of the Triple Alliance and Serbia was an alliance of Russia who was an alliance of the Triple…

had their own “triple alliance.” All other countries and nations on document A were neutral, and never picked a side. Having alliances also worsened situations that could have been dealt with between the two countries. When Austria declared war on Serbia, Russia came to Serbia’s aid and declared war on Austria. Germany Declared war on Russia. What was once a quarry between 2 countries is now a much larger problem between nations. Situations such as this only created friction, and helped worsen…

powerful enough to lead countries often seem to start wars to resolve national disputes. Initially known as the Great War, World War I is one such war, which was initiated as the consequence of a conflict between the nations of Austria-Hungary and Serbia. And as the allies of the two countries got dragged into the conflict, it quickly escalated into a total war that was fought on a global scale…

Powers whom consisted of the German Empire, Austrian-Hungarian Empire and the Ottoman Turk Empire. It began in July 28th, 1914 and ended in November 11th, 1918. Four prolonged years which caused over 38 million deaths. World War One started because Serbia wanted to expand but were in control of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire. The Black Hand which was a serbian terrorist group planned the assassination of the Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand. On June 28th, 1914, the Archduke attended a parade and…

World War I, or the Great War was a great turning point in history in many ways. At the end of the 19th century, it was the time of irrationalism and confusion. People no longer understood where they stood in society. Imperialism created rivalries, but everyone appeared to sense the same approaching doom. There was a feeling along with a hope for utopia because of all the technological breakthroughs. This would come in the form of World War I, and it would leave behind ruins in which…

action is also putting more stress on the migrants. (Bridging Oceans) Many other countries such as the UK have decided to help by committing an extra 115 million euros to the budget of the EU. (Dearden,Lizzie) Despite the Serb - Croat war in the 1990s, Serbia and Croatia have reopened their border to the migrants. In this way, many countries have decided to take their own action on this…

Genocide is the deliberate killing of a large group of people especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation. Genocide had come into effect only after world war one. In 1948 the United Nations declared genocide was a crime. There is eight stages of genocide: classification, symbolization, dehumanization, organization, polarization, preparation, extermination, and denial. Here are some examples of the eight stages of genocide; they are being distinguished by nationality, ethnic, race or…