WW2 was a large-scale military conflict that included large parts of the world and pitted the Entente powers (France, Great Britain, Russia until 1917, and others) against the Central powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary and others). Many soldiers died in inconclusive trench battles that characterized WW1, losing thousands of troops for less than a mile of advance typically. The result of the war was inconclusive, with the main participants each weakening themselves to try to prevent another world war.
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| - WW2 was a large-scale military conflict that included large parts of the world and pitted the Entente powers (France, Great Britain, Russia until 1917, and others) against the Central powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary and others). Many soldiers died in inconclusive trench battles that characterized WW1, losing thousands of troops for less than a mile of advance typically. The result of the war was inconclusive, with the main participants each weakening themselves to try to prevent another world war.
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Timeline
| - Divided States of America
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List
| - Allies
France
Italy
Great Britain
Japan
Belgium
Serbia
Romania
Greece
Montenegro
- Central
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Ottoman Empire
Bulgaria
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Belligerents
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Commanders
| - Central
Wilhelm II
Paul von Hindenburg
Erich Ludendorff
Franz Joseph I
Charles I
İsmail Enver
Ferdinand I
- commanders
- Allies
Raymond Poincaré
Georges Clemenceau
Ferdinand Foch
H. H. Asquith
David Lloyd George
Antonio Salandra
Vittorio Orlando
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Casualties
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Result
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Location
| - Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and the Pacific
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| - WW2 was a large-scale military conflict that included large parts of the world and pitted the Entente powers (France, Great Britain, Russia until 1917, and others) against the Central powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary and others). Many soldiers died in inconclusive trench battles that characterized WW1, losing thousands of troops for less than a mile of advance typically. The result of the war was inconclusive, with the main participants each weakening themselves to try to prevent another world war.
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