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The archduke's murdering, colonialism, nationalism and the economic rivalry between the main powers led to the beginning of the World War I.
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Archduke Francesco Ferdinando was murdered by a Serbian nationalist
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Austria declares war to Serbia: beginning of the war
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The succession of declarations of war leds to the creation of two different sides: Triplice Intesa (Russia, France and Great Britain) against Triplice Alleanza (Germany, Austria and Italy)
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German advance in France stopped during the Battle of the Marne
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After a discussion about going or not to war, Italy went to war by signing the "Patto di Londra" against Austria
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Italy declares war to Germany
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The United States went to war against Germany
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Rotta di Caporetto on the italian front
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Brest-Litovsk treaty
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Italian victory in the "Battaglia del Piave"
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Ending of the World War I
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Birth of the society of nations and signing of peace treaties