World War I - Which Countries Fought
VOICE OVER: Rebecca Brayton
After the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne was assassinated in 1914, it was only a matter of months before war broke out. In an effort to exert control over the Balkans, Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia. This battle was meant to be a limited one; however, a web of alliances and colonies that spread internationally led to the involvement of practically the entire world. Ultimately, the Allies would be fighting the Central Powers in a war that would directly involve approximately 63 million across the globe. In Part 2 of our series on WWI, http://www.WatchMojo.com finds out who was fighting whom during the First World War.
- #11: Austria-Hungary vs. Serbia
- #10: Germany vs. Russia
- #9: The Triple Entente
- #8: The U.K. and her colonies
- #7: Italy Takes a Side
- #6: The Central Powers
- #5: The Allied Powers
- #4: Uninvolved U.S.
- #3: The Zimmermann Telegram
- #2: A Changed Political Landscape
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history, wars, world wars, WWI, World War I, warfares, politics, Allied Powers, Central Powers, Triple Entente, Europe, Austria-Hungary, Serbia, The Balkans, Germany, Russia, assassination, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, Treaty of London, Zimmermann Telegram,