Wwi Recruiting

12
May/090

Questions about World War 1?

1. Why France declare war on Germany August 4, 1914 2. Why did Japan enter First World War and whose part? 3. Why Hire Germany Ottoman Empire?

1. With the German decision to declare war with France August 3, 1914, the French government has taken away (and somewhat surprised) by a wave of popular enthusiasm, humor evident jubilation across the European continent. Then the next day, August 4, 1914 - the date of Great Britain joined France and Russia in the war against Germany - President French Raymond Poincaré wrote the following speech (the address of the first war) was read in Parliament by the French Minister of Justice. The text of his speech is reproduced below. http://www.firstworldwar.com/source/poincare_aug1914.htm 2. WW1 Allied powers: Britain, France, Russia, Japan, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, USA, India. World War I enabled Japan, which fought alongside the victorious Allies, to expand its influence in Asia and its territorial possessions in the Pacific. Acting almost independent of civil government, the Japanese navy took colonies of Micronesia, Germany. The era of postwar prosperity brought Japan unprecedented. Japan went to the peace conference of Versailles in 1919 as a major industrial and military powers of the world and received official recognition as one of the "Big Five" of the new order International. http://www.japan-101.com/history/ history_ww1_ww2.htm 3. Two main factors led to the participation side of Ottoman power plants: pressure German and opportunism of Turkish war minister Enver Pasha. Other reasons to join the Central Powers were the German victories early in the war and friction between Turkey and the Triple Entente. The aim of Germany was clear: to keep Turkey from joining the enemy (and obtain support Ottoman encourage Romania and Bulgaria to join NATO). The German military mission to Turkey in 1913 under Liman von Sanders organized army Turkish Navy under the direction of German and gave birth to the German-Turkish alliance. The secret treaty (only five people in Turkey were aware of this, one of Enver Pasha) was signed August 2, 1914. Http: / / www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/History/ottoww1.html