The Fall Of Germany In World War I

In World War I, German European powers did not want the First World War, but they were afraid of Germany. Germany is a new unified nation, breaking the biggest European country from the perspective of population and industry. France wants to revive Alsace - Lorraine. Since Britain was a country that was once hosted permanently by the sea, they felt that expansion of the colonial period of Germany and threatening William II of the large navy were threatened. Russia and Austria are concerned that pressure will be placed on the unstable empire. In 1887, William II refused to renew the reinsurance treaty with Russia, but continued the triple alliance between Germany, Austria - Hungarian Empire and Italy.

World War I was one of the important waters of the geopolitical history of the 20th century. It brought about the collapse of the four great Imperial dynasties (Germany, Russia, Austria - Hungary and Turkey), which brought Russia 's Bolshevik Revolution and laid the foundation for World War II in the destruction of social stability in Europe . Serbian nationalists redirected their attention to the idea of ​​'releasing' the Austrian-Nugawaslavs as Serbia became more intense by the two Balkan wars (1912 - 13, 1913). Colonel Dragutin Dimitrijević, Serbian military intelligence director, is also the head of a secret society or death "Apis" promising to pursue this pan - Serbian ambition. Believing in the death of Austrian emperor Franz Joseph's successor, Franco Ferdinand of the Grand Duke of Austria, Apes planned his assassination knowing that the Grand Guom visits Bosnia on a military visit trip

The First World War began with the confrontation between allies (France, UK, Russia) and the central power country (Germany, Austria - Hungary). Austria - The successor to the throne of Hungary, Francis Ferdinand and his wife Sophie were assassinated in 1914 and caused a war. Italy joined the alliance in 1915 and joined the United States in 1917. The ceasefire was announced at 11 am on 11th November, and this poster was the main tool for widely disseminating information during the war. Countries on both sides of the conflict have widely distributed posters to get support, to encourage actions and to increase morale. Many posters were printed during the Second World War, but they were no longer the main sources of information. By then, the poster shared their audience through radio and movies.