In Russia, the Tsar abdicated, and a provisional government took over, and they continued the war, but they had to leave after the Bolshevik Party rebelled.
Soon, Russia would be knocked out of the war.
Germany sends a telegraph to Mexico, saying that if America declared war on Germany, they will declare war on America.
But, it is intercepted by Britain, and given to Woodrow Wilson.
America then declares war on Germany.
Meanwhile, Britain takes over Jerusalem and other parts of the Ottoman Empire, and they soon surrender.
In Greece, the President wanted to join the Central Powers, but the Vice President wanted to join the Ententé.
A civil war happens, but the President abdicates, and Greece along the help of other nations, makes Bulgaria surrender, and soon to follow, Austria-Hungary.
Germany then pushes into France, but the offensive fails, and they are pushed back.
Germany surrenders, and the war ends.
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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.
