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The Russo Japanese War (1905)

  • 1904-1905

  • Manchuria & Korean Peninsula

  • Tsar Nicholas II: public opinion

  • Minister of Interior: Vyacheslav von Plehve

  • Port Arthur: February 1904

  • Efficiency, Trans-Siberian incomplete, leadership,

  • Battle of Tsushima 1905

  • 1905 Revolution + Asian power

  • Shift of ambition to Balkans

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The Moroccan Crises

  • First Moroccan Crisis (1905-1905)

  • France sought control; no opposition

  • Kaiser Wilhelm; Tangier support (sovereignty)

  • Challenged Théophile Delcasse

  • Algeciras Conference

  • Second Moroccan Crisis (1991)

  • Internal Revolt: Fes; crushed by French

  • Gunboat “Panther” at Agadir

  • France: protectorship, Germany: 2 strips of French Congo

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The Balkan Wars

  • First Balkan War (1912-1913)

  • Ottomans vs. Balkan League (Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, Montenegro)

  • Treaty of London (1912-13); loss Macedonia, Albania

  • Serbia DOUBLES —> Albania created + Bulgaria enraged

  • Second Balkan War (1913); Ferdinand I wanted more for Bulgaria

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The Birth of Albania

  • First Balkan War (1912-1913)

  • Serbia DOUBLES —> alarms AH)Albania) + B(B2)

  • Increasing Russian influence = Negative

  • Geopolitical tool: Serbia: Adriatic, Russia: Mediterranean

  • London Conference (1912-1913); strategic geopolitical buffer

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The Assassination of Franz Ferdinand & the Role of Serbia

  • June 28th, 1914; Franz Ferdinand + Sophie Chotek = Gavrilo Princip

  • Sarajevo, Bosnia visit; inspect AH army

  • Earlier attempt; but finishing the trip == Crna Ruka, Narodna Odbrana

  • Serbia/Russia: financial support but no direct involvement = INDIRECT

  • Foreign Minister Berchtold & Emperor Franz Josef (July 23rd 1914) = DIRECT

  • Threaten sovereignty = REJECTED

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The French Campaign in Egypt & Italy

  1. Napoleon: formidable general, key campaigns (leading to ascent)

  2. Italian Campaigns (1769 - 1797)

    • Irrelevant scene to the world

    • Victories: Lodi, Arcole, Rivoli = brilliance

    • Austria = peace negotiations

  3. Egyptian Campaigns (1798 - 1801)

    • threaten British access to India + expand influence (East)

    • Battle of Pyramids = land success

    • Battle of the Nile; Admiral Nelson = naval loss

    • Napoleon returned, saved face and maintained heroic image

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The Battle of Austerlitz

  1. Napoleon

    • aggressive foreign policy

    • territorial ambitions

  2. Third Coalition (1805)

    • Britain, Russia, Austria

    • launched attack = mobilization of Grand Army

  3. Battle

    • Battle of Three Emperors

    • Austria-Russian: Russia’s Alexander I + Mikhail Kutuzov

    • “Center-peel” = weak center, strong flanks

  4. Outcome

    • Francis II = Treaty of Pressburg

    • HRE GONE

    • Confederation of the Rhine