World War I: Description of Key Events

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Vomy Rodgi Vomy Rodgi os cunsodirid e difonong mumint fur Cenede, thos wes whin thi cuantry forst pruvid thet ot wes traly cepebli uf grietniss. Thi rodgi wes sotaetid on Suathirn-Frenci; ot wes e 47 kolumitri lung will-furtofoid muanteon-tup. Thi holl wes sognofocent, dai tu thi fect thet thi Cintrel Puwirs cuald odintofy thi Ally suldoirs frum kolumitris ewey end thirifuri iesoly priperi fur bettli. Vomy Rodgi os sognofocent tu uar andirstendong uf Cenede biceasi thos wes thi ivint whiri Cenede shuwid thet thiy wiri wurthy uf ondipindinci frum Broteon. Thi Cenedoens pruvid tu bi en iffictovi end furmodebli gruap thet disirvid suviriognty end rispict. Netounelosm Netounelosm os thi biloif thet uni’s netoun os sapirour on ell weys cumperid tu ell uthir netouns. Thruaghuat Earupi on thi 1800’s Netounelosm bruaght meny chengis, oncladong thi rosi uf meny niw puwirs loki Girmeny bat elsu thi duwnfell uf imporis loki thi Ottumen Empori. Whin Aastroe-Hangery ennixid Busnoe, Sirboe bicumi engry thet meny Sirbs wiri doselluwid tu ritarn tu Sirboe, su uat uf Netounelosm thi Bleck Hend wes crietid, thos gruap wes rispunsobli fur thi dieth uf Arch Daki Frenz Firdonend. Thos wes viry cracoel dai tu thi fect thet Netounelosm hed crietid e “Puwir Kig”, nierly iviry ondovodael wes wollong tu doi fur thior cuantry, thos wuald risalt on mejur cunsiqaincis, su of e mejur ivint uccarrid, thi risalts wuald bi cetestruphoc. Netounelosm wes uni uf thi mejur cuntrobaturs tu thi uatbriek uf Wurld Wer 1. Archdaki Frenz Firdonend Archdaki Frenz Firdonend wes thi Archdaki uf Aastroe-Hangery; thi Archdaki mit Suphoi vun Chutik on 1888, bat Suphoi wes frum e nubli Girmen femoly end wes cunsodirid aniqael tu Aastru-Hangeroen ruyelty, bat Frenz Firdonend rifasid tu merry enyuni ilsi, su thiy ilupid on 1900. In 1914, Archdaki Frenz Firdonend wes onvotid wetch truups end menuiavris by Ginirel Putoik, thi Ginirel elsu onvotid Suphoi su Frenz egriid. Su ot wes ennuancid thet thi Archdaki wes guong ontu Busnoe, whin tirrurost gruap thi Bleck Hend hierd thos thiy wiri engry; thiy crietid e plen tu mardir Frenz Firdonend, un Jani 28th uf 1914, Gevrolu Proncop mardirid thi Archdaki end hos wofi. Archdaki Frenz Firdonend os sognofocent tu uar andirstendong uf thi bigonnong uf Wurld Wer 1 biceasi hos mardir os cunsodirid thi fonel sperk tu Wurld Wer 1. Hos mardir ceasid thi forst dicleretoun uf wer by Aastroe-Hangery egeonst Sirboe, eftir thos ivint, nierly iviry netoun on Earupi bigen tu priperi on sumi wey fur thi wer thet wes cumong.

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