Central powers

Central Powers Monarchs: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottomans And Bulgaria

This map shows the two sides of the world. The central powers were Germany Austria Hungary and Turker, and the allied powers were France Russia Serbia Italy and England. Lots of other countries got involved, because the war needed support

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Central Powers Headgears during The Great War. . #thehistoryclub #ww1 #ww2 #militaria #historyalliance #ww1history #ww2history #warishell…

See how Europe's alliances and divisions evolved across three defining periods - from the Central Powers of WWI to the Iron Curtain of the Cold War.

Included in the amazing collection are pictures of soldiers grooming each other in the trenches, the devastation left behind after the war and crashed planes, capturing a German soldier's life.

Introduction. Great wars always put large power groups against each other. In the 20th century this was seen in WWI with the Entente against the Central Empires and it was repeated in WWII with the…

Europe 1920

94 years have passed since the signing of the Treaty of Trianon, which ended the First World War for Hungary and, more importantly, brought drastic changes to

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An interactive poster that teaches how Nazi Germany came to be.

Based upon analysis of historical documents, plans, and motivations, this is a highly accurate conceptualization of how Europe's borders would appear if the Central Powers had been victorious in the First World War. The German Empire's borders would expand largely Eastward and partly in the West. Austria-Hungary would have taken the Venetia region of Italy and notable portions of Russian Poland, like the city of Lublin. Bulgaria sought more Greek lands and parts of eastern Serbia.

Description a new map of the greater German empire,hope you like it guys :3 ----- name: Greater German empire capital: Berlin type:imperial monarchy ----- story: in this alternate timeline,central powers didn't lost wwI,instead of that,they won and Germany annexed Belgium and few lands of Northern France. Ggermany annexed lexemburg too. in december 1917 the central powers sign the treaty of Warsaw: (we'll see only the german part ) Germany gain some lands in the colonial empire,and claim the…

A collection of newspaper and magazine articles related to Nikola Tesla.

Borders drawn up in Brest-Litovsk. Under the treaty, Russia lost Riga, Lithuania, Livonia, Estonia and some of White Russia. These areas had great economic importance as they were some of the most fertile farming areas in Western Russia. Germany was allowed by the terms of the treaty to exploit these lands to support her military effort in the west.

Austria-Hungary