WORLD WAR I
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The second reason was the formation of military-political blocs. European countries were divided into two opposing alliances. On one side was the Entente bloc consisting of Russia, France and Great Britain, and on the other side was the alliance led by Germany and Austria-Hungary. This situation increased the risk of any local conflict turning into a major war.Abstract
The First World War did not start by chance, it was caused by a number
of political, economic and military factors. In the late 19th and early 20th
centuries, competition between the major powers in Europe intensified.
References
The following scientific and educational sources are used in studying the topic
of World War I:
World History (20th century) — Basic information about the causes, course
and results of World War I.
History of Uzbekistan — The impact of the war on Central Asia and historical
processes are covered.
**E. H. Carr — Works on European political history and international
relations.
**A. J. P. Taylor — Studies on the causes of World War I and European
diplomacy.
**Publications of the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan — Collection of
historical scientific articles and studies.
**The First World War — Analysis of the war and military operations on a
global scale.
**World War I: A Very Short Introduction — A short and scientific analysis
of the war.
