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What role did German leaders play in Austria Hungary's decision to declare war on Serbia?
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What role did German leaders play in Austria-Hungary's decision to declare war on Serbia?
they promised to support Austria-Hungary after it threatened to invade Serbia
Who are the leaders of Austria?
The leaders of Austria are the President of Austria and the Chancellor of Austria.The Chancellor of Austria is the head of the largest political party in the governing coalition in the National Council in Austria, and is technically appointed by the president.The President is Heinz Fischer and the Chancellor is Werner Faymann.
Which of these three Nazi leaders was not born in Germany?
Not sure which Nazi leaders you are referring to, but Hitler is one of them, as he was born in Austria.
Who are the current leaders of Austria?
The current leader in Austria is Chief Executive Werner Faymann. He was elected in 2008. The country's legislature has 183 seats.
What do the committee leaders do?
They run meetings and organise decision making.
What do committee leaders do?
They run meetings and organise decision making.
Why does Otto von Bismarck feel it was necessary to avoid doing great harm to Austria in its war against Prussia?
Damaging Austria too greatly would cause its leaders to join with Prussia's other enemies.
Why did southern leaders praise the dred Scott decision of 1857?
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What demand were issued by Austria to Serbia after the archdukes assassination?
Austria demanded Serbia to hand over the leaders of the 'Black Hand'.
How many perspectives are used by army leaders to think about an ethical problem to determine the most ethical choice?
Leaders use multiple perspectives because the more perspectives there are in a decision, the more likely the correct decision will be made.
What is the cause of Irish republican army claims?
To no longer be under the British, to declare Ireland as a nation of only Irish leaders
Examples of German aggression that caused World War I?
Germany was allied with Austria-Hungary when the Serbian's assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand (of Austria Hungary). As soon as Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, Germany was obligated to declare war as well but the fact that German Unification had allowed for Germany to become such a military powerhouse gave the German's a bit more confidence than they should have had. Germany took over the war against Serbia and declared war on more countries as global leaders sided with Serbia. This aggression from Germany took this war to the global scale.
