Factors Leading To World War I

Modern nationalism began with a liberal reaction to the dictatorship of the dynasty of Europe. Prior to the 19th century, nationality was based on personal loyalty to the monarch. Therefore, the French who lived in 1785 thought that he was not the French citizen naturally, but the subject of the Bourbon dynasty Louis XV. In addition, most Dynasties are made up of culturally diverse people, so French does not need language or even traditional French.

The fundamental German nationalism and expansion of the territory were important factors leading to two world wars. Prior to World War I, Germany established a colonial empire, hoping to be comparable to Britain and France. In the 1930s Nazis held power, emphasizing German identity and German greatness, bringing extinction of Jews, Poles, Romans and other people regarded as Untermochen, bringing the big German empire I tried to create it. (Slaughter during World War II)

It is often said that the war began in France, the UK declared war in Germany due to the invasion of Poland, but the cause of war is more complicated. There are many factors leading to the Second World War, but it can be divided into short-term causes and long-term causes. After the end of the First World War in 1918, it was widely believed that Germany was responsible for participating in the First World War, imposing restrictions on them so that they could not seek war again . World leaders such as Woodrow Wilson in the United States, Vittorio Emanuele Orlando in Italy, Georges Clemenceau in France, Lloyd George in the UK gathered and decided how to punish in Germany.

The cause of the beginning of the First World War in Europe is many. Many of these factors are rooted in the deep history of old European armies such as Russia, Germany, France, Italy, Austria, Hungary, the UK etc. The real reasons for the First World War included politics, secret alliance, imperialism, and nationalist pride. However, there was a case of assassinating the Austrian capital Ferdinand, which caused a series of events leading to war. For several years before the war, the European countries have continued to compete over power and have formed an alliance. In 1881, Germany entered into an alliance with the Austrian Hungarian Empire and Italy. All of these countries agreed to defend each other during the French attack. However, Italy subsequently followed the French secret alliance, not helping Germany.