the first world war broke out as measured by when austria-hungary first shelled belgrade on 28 july 1914.
the first world war broke out as measured by when austria-hungary first shelled belgrade on 28 july 1914.
when was the first world war broke out as measured by when austria-hungary first shelled belgrade?
28 july 1914
the first world war began on 28 july 1914 when austria-hungary declared war on serbia. most of the subsequent balkan offensives occurred near belgrade. austro-hungarian monitors shelled belgrade on 29 july 1914, and it was taken by the austro-hungarian army under general oskar potiorek on 30 november. on 15 december, it was re-taken by serbian troops under marshal radomir putnik. after a prolonged battle which destroyed much of the city, starting on 6 october 1915, belgrade fell to german and austro-hungarian troops commanded by field marshal august von mackensen on 9 october of the same year. the city was liberated by serbian and french troops on 1 november 1918, under the command of marshal louis franchet d'espèrey of france and crown prince alexander of serbia. belgrade, decimated as a front-line city, lost the title of largest city in the kingdom to subotica for some time.
belgrade
the first world cup was held in uruguay in 1930. hungary did not take part in the tournament since they were not invited and there were no qualification matches. therefore, hungary first appeared in the world cup in italy where the 1934 fifa world cup was held. hungary's first world cup match was played against egypt on 27 may 1934, in the end the match was won 4–2. the goals were scored by teleki, toldi (2) and vincze. in the quarter-finals hungary faced neighbouring arch-rivals austria and lost 2–1. the only hungarian goal was scored by sárosi.
history of the hungary national football team