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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
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
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
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
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
The French Campaign in Egypt & Italy
Napoleon: formidable general, key campaigns (leading to ascent)
Italian Campaigns (1769 - 1797)
Irrelevant scene to the world
Victories: Lodi, Arcole, Rivoli = brilliance
Austria = peace negotiations
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
The Battle of Austerlitz
Napoleon
aggressive foreign policy
territorial ambitions
Third Coalition (1805)
Britain, Russia, Austria
launched attack = mobilization of Grand Army
Battle
Battle of Three Emperors
Austria-Russian: Russia’s Alexander I + Mikhail Kutuzov
“Center-peel” = weak center, strong flanks
Outcome
Francis II = Treaty of Pressburg
HRE GONE
Confederation of the Rhine