Serbia

historians appear to point their fingers at Germany due to its desire to dominate Europe and ultimately become the leading power. Though, Austria-Hungary’s role leading to world war one is also notable and should not be overlooked; initially although Serbia accepted the majority of demands listed in the ultimatum provided by…

1878 Treaty of Berlin, which recognized Serbia as a sovereign state, but diminished the size of the Kingdom of Serbia and allowed the occupation of Austria-Hungary by Bosnia and Herzegovina. Over the ensuing decades, Serbia’s discontent increased and between 1909 and 1914, Serbian nationalists attempted several unsuccessful assassinations against Austro-Hungarian officials (New World Encyclopedia). On July 28th, 1914 the Archduke and his wife Sophie visited Serbia to observe military maneuvers…

reference to these sources and your understanding of the historical context, which of these sources is more valuable in explaining why the July crisis led to the outbreak of war in 1914? Source A is an extract from the official ultimatum issued to Serbia by the Austrio-Hungarian government following the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the heir to the Austrian throne, on the 28nd of June 1914. As it is an official document direct from the Austro-Hungarian government, this means it…

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…

and they wanted to bring Serbia in to Austria-Hungary. This caused tension within Austria-Hungary. Austria-Hungary was not happy with Serbia so they declared war. The only problem was that Serbia was allied with Russia, meaning Russia would help Serbia in a war. This meant Austria-Hungary fighting against both Serbia and Russia. But Austria-Hungary was allied with Germany, so they would help them. This is how a war broke out between Austria-Hungary and Germany against Serbia and Russia. This…

Empire, as well as the loss of Franz Ferdinand, sparked the onset of World War I. Franz Ferdinand was the last person that championed restraint and with him dead, Franz Conrad von Hӧtzendorff took power. He displayed arrogance and stubbornness with Serbia, not taking into account the possible consequences such as Russia coming into the war as well as the other…

Drawing, it show a german with a huge gun walking towards the path of war. An armoured train is going towards the path of war also. Even though Militarism was an important cause, the alliance was more important during World War 1. The war started when Serbia rebellion killed the Austria Hungary King’s heir. Austria Hungary felt threatened but don’t want to go to…

World War One, the first of two wars that shook the foundations of the earth. The war was as long as it was brutal, comprising the world’s greatest powers vied against one another in a strenuous conflict. In this war there had been two sides, which fought one another for both heroic and selfish reasons. Mainly though, they had only been trying to safeguard land and nobility from the threats of the opposing side. This war had many various reasons for beginning, but all had been complex and…

Franz Ferdinand, there were numerous assassinations of political and military leaders, and those assassinations did not result in a world war. The war had only begun because of the idea from the Austro-Hungarian army that they needed to declare war on Serbia to get revenge because Gavrilo Princip, who was a Bosnian Serb member assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Before the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, numerous European military and political leaders wanted to maintain peace. The…

Anhausen, Germany and accomplished the base of the striving need for further improvement of business banking. Since then the bank has branched out into various part of the world, especially Europe. Some of the strengths of the Raiffeisen bank in Serbia are the brand recognition as a stable and reliable bank which has service quality and market knowledge and a strong client relationship. The employees working in the bank are highly educated, well trained and handpicked team of professionals…