The Great War (World War One)

There was tension in the world when Britain opened the war. Britain hoped the war would end immediately. Britain planned to force the Prussians to give up with a short blockade. The Prussians planned to capture the Netherlands and pull Britain out of the war, shaking up Britain's economy. In order to achieve this immediately, he agreed with the Belgians and declared war on the Netherlands. The Netherlands held the border with Prussia, but in the face of a surprise attack by Belgium, the country was forced to surrender. The British then withdrew their ships and began to shoot down the Prussians ' commercial convoys. The Prussians, on the other hand, cut off maritime trade as a result. The Austrians, on the other hand, did not like the Prussians but joined the war on the side of Prussia as a result of the British falsely attacking the Austrian convoys. In Britain, the situation was beginning to be dire because of the economy. People took to the streets to wave flags at the riot, but the British Army subdued the rebels.

On the one hand, Austria began to establish a base in Italy. He had offended the French and offered to withdraw, but when all their offers were rejected, they attacked the Austrian bases. England, knowing this as luck, began to help the French in the war. Prussia attacked France, thinking it had to engage itself in war. Near Paris, the Prussian Army encountered the French army, and then the war began. This battle soon became the great victory of the Prussians, and the Prussians put Paris under siege. The French were able to destroy the soldiers at the Austrian bases, but could not resist the Prussian army and surrendered. Britain soon withdrew its troops from France. England, who had suffered a second defeat, certainly did not want to suffer any more defeats. Britain, whose economy was falling, pressured the Ottoman empire to pay. The Ottoman Empire could not pay the money, so Britain confiscated the Ottoman revenues.

Prussia and Austria offered an alliance to the Ottomans to prevent Britain from making a profit. The Ottomans, on the other hand, quickly agreed. Italy also joined the Prussian side because of the attack of England and France on its territory. Britain was losing whatever it did, so he signed a ceasefire. As a result of the armistice, the blockade was halted and a 23% discount was made on the payment of the Ottoman debt. For England, this war was a disappointment. After the armistice with Britain, a different war broke out again as a result of Prussia and Austria becoming disliked and objected to the policies of Russia. The Ottomans recaptured Batum in the Caucasus, and the Prussians began a major advance in Polania. Austria, on the other hand, was slowly making progress. Russia had declared that it would not surrender to defeat this powerful coalition. In about 5 months, the Russians had inflicted great losses and the Prussians had approached Moscow.Britain, on the other hand, had prepared for war at previous times, finished preparing for war, broke the armistice, and launched the blockade and attacks on Italy. Prussia was beginning to withdraw from Russia. The Prussian army had half as many armies as it had at the beginning. The Prussian army suffered heavy losses in the winter. The Austrian army, on the other hand, had officially lost the entire army and its presence in the winter. The Ottomans, on the other hand, had suffered few casualties, as they were on the defensive in the winter. Italy did not participate in the Russian war. France, believing that it could turn its defeat into victory, waged war against Prussia from behind. Now the Prussian victory was in reverse. Most of his armies had been surrounded and surrendered as Prussia tried to withdraw from Russia. Russia was victorious, but Russia's economy was officially close to bankruptcy. The western army of Prussia encountered the French and British armies, and the conflict began. The Prussian army suffered a heavy defeat in the face of an over-artillery attack in the area. In the East, a war broke out with the Russians at Allenstein, and Prussia ended it in victory. Italy was forced to surrender due to British ship attacks. Austria decided to surrender, thinking that the Austrian army could not defend itself. The Ottomans, on the other hand, were tired of the war and surrendered. And Prussia surrendered, no longer thinking that it could be defeated. The battle was quickly reversed. The war lasted three years and led to the loss of 9 million lives and caused many destructions. Prussian diplomats, Austrian diplomats, Italian diplomats, Ottoman diplomats, British diplomats, French diplomats, Russian diplomats, Dutch diplomats and Belgian diplomats gathered in Frankfurt to discuss the peace treaty. A peace treaty would be signed and the war would end.