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===Events preceding British Declaration of War=== |
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*[[George V|King George]] wires the [[Nicholas II of Russia|Tsar]] that [[Germany]] recommended British proposals to [[Austria]] on [[30 July]], but that Russian mobilisation was reported during Austrian Cabinet meeting. |
*[[George V|King George]] wires the [[Nicholas II of Russia|Tsar]] that [[Germany]] recommended British proposals to [[Austria]] on [[30 July]], but that Russian mobilisation was reported during Austrian Cabinet meeting. |
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*[[Russia]] does not reply to German ultimatum expiring at noon. |
*[[Russia]] does not reply to German ultimatum expiring at noon. |
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1914
Events preceding British Declaration of War
- King George wires the Tsar that Germany recommended British proposals to Austria on 30 July, but that Russian mobilisation was reported during Austrian Cabinet meeting.
- Russia does not reply to German ultimatum expiring at noon.
- French mobilisation ordered 3.40 p.m.
- Germany, having ostensibly ordered general mobilisation 5 p.m., declares war on Russia 7.10 p.m.; makes out that Russians had crossed frontier in afternoon and begun war. (Declaration drafted before noon.)
- Tsar wires to King George that he had to mobilise on account of Serbia; but that though he had promised Kaiser he would not move troops during negotiations, Germany had suddenly declared war.
- Austria at last moment appears accommodating to England.
- Italy declines to take part in war, as being an aggressive one.
- Sir Edward Grey protests against detention of British ships in Hamburg.
- Belgium announces her intention of upholding her neutrality.[1]
References/notes
Lord Edward Gleichen (1918–1920). Chronology of the War. Volumes I, II & III. Constable & Company, London. (Copyright expired)