Examples of using Central powers in English and their translations into German
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The movement shook the Central Powers to their very foundations.
In 1882 Italy had made the DualAlliance of 1879 into a Triple Alliance by allying itself with the Central Powers of Germany and Austria-Hungary.
By this one wanted to force the Central Powers under the command of world dominance and world finance.
The Armistice of Focșani was signed in the city on 9 December 1917, between the Kingdom of Romania and the Central Powers.
The hostilities between Italy and the Central Powers were bitterly waged on both sides.
After three failedAustro-Hungarian offensives to Serbia, Germany took over command, and also Bulgaria joined the Central Powers.
However, with or without‘forceful appearance', the Central Powers clearly missed their target.
Following the defeat the Central Powers at the end World War I the surviving Austro-Hungarian Fleet is handed over initially to the newly created State Jugoslavia.
The responsibility for the outbreak of war lay principally with the Central Powers of Germany and Austria-Hungary.
Soviet Russia and the Central Powers agree to a 10-day truce, subsequently extended to 28 days.
Profit from this was gained by the Bolsheviks,who only saw the sought-for peace with the Central Powers as one of many stages in a‘world revolution.
If the United States and the People's Republic of China would establish a cooperation framework, Germany could no longerplay this role in relation to the coming decades' two central powers.
During the conquest of Polish territories by the Central Powers, the number of Russian prisoners of war rose.
The haggling and manoeuvring for favourable conditions andpartnerships ultimately culminated in Italy joining the war against the Central Powers from May 1915 onwards.
Their designated enemies are the Central Powers, represented by Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empire.
Illustrated copies in particular were full of national stereotypesintended to familiarize their young readers with the‘good Central Powers' and to stigmatize the enemy nations.
In spite of this, Romania's economic relations with the Central Powers continued in the two years of neutrality, with Romanian oil and food supplying their armies.
Those who worked most efficiently, in contrast, were the Swedish delegates, who distributed more than one thousand wagon loads of‘love gifts'- mostly packages with food and clothing-from the Hohenzollern Empire and the Danube Monarchy to Central Powers' soldiers located in the Russian Empire.
Although this was not stated in the Treaty, the Central Powers agreed to the union of Bessarabia with Romania.
After Great Britain's entry into the war, the five dominions remained loyal to the British Empire, and fought- in some cases sustaining very high casualties, such as those suffered by the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps(ANZAC) at the Battle of Gallipoli(1915-1916)-to secure victory for the Allies over the Central Powers.
Thus arose one of the innumerable conflicts between the local and the central powers, between the Social Revolutionaries down below and the Social Revolutionaries on top.
Much to the dismay of the allies, who had hoped to keep Russia in the war on their side, the Bolsheviks- who officially called themselves Communists from the spring of 1918 onwards and who very rapidly established a single-party dictatorship in their power base-decided on a ceasefire and ensuing negotiations with the Central Powers.
However, creating a European police office which increases central powers will not solve the problems that have arisen in local communities around Britain.
Soon Europe and much of the world spiralled into awar as one country after another, took sides- either with the Central Powers or the Allies resulting in, what became known as the World War 1.
From a more or less nationalist point of view, the Central Powers' behaviour was reduced to repression, exploitation and revenge, whilst from an Austrian perspective the Habsburg Army's actions were judged positively, with dark sides often overlooked.
In 1914 there were two major power blocs in Europe;one widespread in central Europe and consisted of Germany and Austria-Hungary; Central Powers, and the other consisted of Britain, France and Russia, and called themselves the Entente.
Since the early days of the revolution, many central powers in the presidential institution, State Security and the National Democratic Party were trying to portray the revolution as if it were an Islamist revolution and trying to ignite sectarian strife between Muslims and Christians.
However, the fact that the Bolsheviks initiated the negotiation of a ceasefire with the Central Powers shortly after seizing power was for not only ideological, but also pragmatic reasons.
The decline of anachronistic, ecclesiastical and feudal authorities on the one hand and the multifariously expanding consumptive needson the other hand force the secular central powers in Europe since the 17th century to accept their role as economic and social coordinators.
For this reason, the strikes were also directed against plans of annexation, which Central Powers Germany and Austria-Hungary were pursuing in ongoing peace negotiations with Soviet Russia in Brest-Litovsk.