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This battle started on August 26th 1914 and ended August 30th 1914. The Russian troops invaded what was east prussia but got split up and obliterated by German troops. Russia lost 30,000 soldiers to being killed or wounded, while Germany only lost 13,000. the consequences of this battle was Russia losing a good portion of its soldiers and their General killing himself.
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What led up to this battle is Germany invaded Belgium. There were 250,000 French casualties ,12,733 British casualties and 298,000 German casualties. The French and British armies won this battle. The consequences of this battle are , It marked the beginning of trench warfare and it caused Germany to be in a defensive position for the rest of the war.
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The battle of Ypres was caused by Germany because they wanted to test out their new chemical weapon ( which was chlorine gas) on the allied powers. The British had 59,275 casualties, French had 10,000 casualties and Germany had 34,933 casualties. The allies won this battle. The consequences of this battle was there was a widespread adoption of chemical warfare and a large amount of casualties for the allied powers.
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This battle was due to the deadlock on the western front so the Allie powers came up with a plan to Turkey. There were 27,000 French casualties, 115,000 British and dominated troops. The ottoman empire won this battle. The consequences of this battle were that the allied powers had a major defeat.
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The battle of Verdun was caused due to its strategic location and its importance to Germany and France.French casualties amounted to about 400,000, German ones to about 350,000. France ended up winning this battle. The consequences of this battle are : There was a mass amount of casualties for both the French and British armies and this battle destroyed several villages.
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The cause of this battle was that the German sea fleet wanted to challenge the British royal navy and luring them into battle. There were 6,097 British sailors who were killed, and 2,551 German sailors killed. Neither side won this battle. The consequences of this battle were : Although neither side won the British still claim dominance and their control over shipping lanes and that lead to the eventual defeat of Germany.
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This was caused by pressure from the western allies specifically France.Russian casualties between 500,000 and 1,000,000 killed, wounded, or captured.Central Powers casualties 1.5 million casualties combined, with Austria-Hungary with the majority. The Russian empire won this. The consequences of this offensive was the mass casualties of the austro-hungarian army and the Russian casualties causing internal distress leading to the Russian revolution.
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This battle was caused by both sides being locked in trench warfare and the allied forces needing to do something to get out. There were 420,000 British casualties,200,000 French casualties and at least 450,000 German casualties. The allied powers won this battle. This battle led to mass casualties for both sides, Germany's retreat, and tactic lessons for the allied powers.
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This battle was caused by a British commander wanting to disrupt German submarine plans by capturing Belgium's coast. There were 275,000 British casualties and 220,000 German casualties. The British won this battle. The consequences of this battle were a significant amount of casualties for both sides and its often viewed as a senseless slaughter.
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This battle was caused due to the Italian armies being exhausted because they tried and failed many times to offense the Austro -Hungarians. Italian troops casualties are 40,000 killed or wounded, 280,000 captured, and 350,000 deserted and 50,000 killed or wounded for Austro-German troops. Austro-Germany won this battle. The consequences of this battle was: it was a devastating defeat for the Italians, a huge loss of territory and the forced resign of General Cadorna.
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This battle was due to British forces wanting to surprise attack the German Hindenburg line by exploiting their tanks potential. There were about 45,000 British casualties and 45,000 German casualties. The allies won this battle. The consequences of this battle was that there were mass casualties to both armies.
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This battle was caused by Germany wanting to win a victory before all of America's troops came in. There were 236,000 British casualties, 92,000 French and 348,000 German. The allies won the spring Offensive. This led to mass casualties on both sides, weakening Germany's army.
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This battle was caused by a final german offensive to get allied powers away from Flanders and it started by attacking the Marne region. There were over 168,000 German casualties, 95,000 French, 12,000 Americans and 13,000 British and Dominion troops. The allies won this battle. The consequences of this battle was that it damaged German troops significantly and caused them to retreat.
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This battle was caused by the spring offensive.American casualties were 9,777 and German casualties were 9,500. The allies won this battle. The consequences of this battle is that it halted a big German offensive.
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The allies caused this battle by wanting to take advantage of German troops for their failed spring offensive.Allies suffered around 700,000 casualties while the German had 760,000 casualties. The allies won this battle. The consequences of this battle was it caused the defeat of Germany and caused them to retreat.