What countries participated in World War I?

First of all, the First World War occurred from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. At that time, the world was basically divided up by European countries. In this case, their accumulated conflicts were completely exploded. It is said that their purpose in fighting the war was to redivide the world and redistribute resources. But the final outcome was rather embarrassing. No country on either side of the war took advantage, and even many countries did not recover for decades after the First World War.

The countries that went to war were divided into the Central Powers and the Entente Powers. The Allied Powers included the German Empire, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and the Kingdom of Bulgaria, while the Allied Powers included the British Empire, the Third French Republic, and the Russian Empire. , Kingdom of Italy, United States of America, Kingdom of Serbia, Kingdom of Belgium, Kingdom of Romania and Kingdom of Greece, among other countries. It is understood that this war was the most destructive war in European history. About 65 million people participated in the war and more than 10 million people lost their lives.

According to statistics from relevant agencies, the total number of soldiers killed by the Allied Powers was 5,497,600, and the total number of soldiers killed by the Allied Powers was 3,382,500. Although World War I ultimately ended with the victory of the Allied Powers. But if you look at the number of soldiers killed by the Allied Powers, you will know that there is no winner in the war. During the First World War, all the above countries were affected and harmed, and some small countries were even more pitiful. They clearly did not participate in the war but were still harmed.

And the countries that won did not gain anything. After the First World War, Britain's combat power was greatly damaged, and the sun never set on the Empire. France has not recovered even 20 years after the First World War. There was a fire in the Russian Tsar's palace, and the Soviet Union came to power after the October Revolution. The outcome of other countries was similar. As for the Allies, not to mention the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Ottoman Empire were divided into many small countries.

Of course, there are also those who rose up in this war, such as Japan and the United States. During World War I, European countries were fighting in full swing, but the Japanese were quietly strengthening themselves. The same is true for the United States. At the beginning, the United States did not intervene in the First World War. It was not until later that the United States came out to clean up the mess and became the victorious nation, gaining more or less benefits from it.