Central powers

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

"One Spirit, One Arm, One Will" - The Central Powers with their rulers and their flags.

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

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

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Germany & Austria

German soldiers during the first world war, held up in a bunker and wearing GM-15 Gummimasken (“Rubber masks”) to protect from gas attacks.

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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…

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Treaty of Versailles/WWI to WWII lesson plan

Based upon analysis of historical documents, plans, and motivations, this is a highly accurate conceptualization of how Europe's borders would appear if the Central Powers had been victorious in the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.

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 after World War I Europe before World War I

Russian poster: "The Great European War", 1915 or 1916. (Note: Prominent in this poster is the Bogatyr, or Russian knight. Here the hero has already slain Franz-Joseph, the Austrian leader, and has cut Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany. Next up is the Turkish Sultan. Behind the scene is a damaged French cathedral.)

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Q 23988. Tsar Ferdinand I of Bulgaria in an Austro-Hungarian uniform with Emperor Karl I of Austria-Hungary who wears the uniform of a Bulgarian general

Ottoman troops, 1915