The B.E.F had arrived to France and set up defenses, but the Germans pushed, but they were halted on the Marne River.
Both sides dug in, and there was when trench warfare had started.
In just a few weeks, the Russians have mobilized and are prepared to attack,
Austria-Hungary then defends, but the Russians push into Austria-Hungary, making the Germans to put some troops off the Western Front and into the Eastern Front.
Serbia has withstanded the Austro-Hungarian attacks.
Then, the first sea battle, the battle of Jutland, it is fought with dreadnoughts and the battle is more of a tie than a victory.
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World War One
Non-FictionThe events of World War One from the assasination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand to the abdication of the Kaiser, and the capitulation of Germany from 1914 to 1918. Enjoy reading.
