Prochaska Affair By Richard Hall The Prochaska Affair was a diplomatic dispute between Austria-Hungary and Serbia, ostensibly concerning the fate of the Austro-Hungarian consul in Prizren. However, it carried deeper impl

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The Way to War By Samuel R. Williamson, Jr. Imperialism shaped almost every facet of international politics from 1898 to[removed]Imperial concerns brought Britain into entente relationships with France and Russia. This Tri

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Cambridge University Press[removed]4 - July Crisis: The World’s Descent into War, Summer 1914 T. G. Otte Excerpt More information

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WHAT WERE THE CAUSES OF THE DELAY OF THE 79TH DIVISION CAPTURING MONTFAUCON DURING THE MEUSE-ARGONNE OFFENSIVE IN WORLD WAR I? A thesis presented to the Faculty of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College in parti

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The outbreak of World War I: causes and generators Analysis of the reasons for the outbreak of an inevitable war (or not...) Other countries´ textbooks perspective related to this topic EHISTO project has produced five

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The outbreak of World War I: causes and generators Analysis of the reasons for the outbreak of an inevitable war (or not...) Spanish textbooks perspective related to the outbreak of World War I. The outbreak of the Great

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objects through timeline[removed]The Great War, World War I. German Internment Berrima Camp internees, c[removed]Paul Dubotzki Collection

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Outbreak of First World War from multiple perspectives A multinational analysis of the causes of World War I in popular history articles by Thomas Nygren, Margaret Taylor, Elisabeth Kelleway, Robert Thorp, Annie Olsson a

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Causes of World War I The outbreak of the First World War in popular history magazines by Thomas Nygren Dalarna University Basic Information

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Historians’ war Glenda Sluga The memory of World War I now seems unavoidably political. In Australia, there is discussion about the extent of federal government interest in the memorialisation of the Anzac past (or spe

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