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Essay heading: "The Treaty of Versailles achieved nothing other than cause another world war." Discuss
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The Balkan states were, in general, a zone of constant conflict, with disputes over border issues and resources such as coal. The major pre-War alliances consisted of various alliances, mostly of a defensive nature. The 1879 Dual Alliance between the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Germany insured German support in the event of a Russian invasion, and Austria-Hungary promised neutrality in the Franco-German conflict...
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The 1879 Dual Alliance between the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Germany insured German support in the event of a Russian invasion, and Austria-Hungary promised neutrality in the Franco-German conflict. Similarly, the Triple Alliance of 1882, which bound Italy to aid Germany in the case of a French offensive in return for support from Germany and Austria-Hungary if Italy were under threat, was of a defensive nature...
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