mobilisation
Tag
(21)1914
July
- 26
- Austria-Hungary orders partial mobilisation against SerbiaOn 26 July 1914 the partial mobilisation of the Austro-Hungarian army against Serbia got under way – the monarchy's first step from diplomacy to war.
- Montenegrin government orders mobilisationOn 26 July 1914 Montenegro ordered the mobilisation of its army, standing alongside Serbia in its conflict with Austria-Hungary.
- 31
- Belgium orders mobilisationOn 31 July 1914 the Belgian government ordered a general mobilisation of the army to defend the country's neutrality against anyone who might violate it.
- Russia begins general mobilisation31 July 1914 was the first day of general mobilisation in Russia. The news of it provoked an immediate reaction from Berlin.
- Austria-Hungary orders general mobilisationOn 31 July 1914 Austria-Hungary, responding to Russia's mobilisation, ordered general mobilisation. Its first day was set for 4 August.
- Ottoman Empire orders mobilisationAround the turn of July and August 1914 the Ottoman government ordered a mobilisation that began on 3 August. It also secretly allied with Germany.
August
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September
- 22
- Dedeagatch agreementOn 22 September 1915 Sofia announced the terms of its pact with Turkey. Bulgaria got the Maritsa valley and the whole railway to the Aegean port of Dedeagatch.
- Bulgaria announces general mobilisationLate in the evening of 22 September 1915 Tsar Ferdinand signed the decree for general mobilisation. Radoslavov gave assurances of "armed neutrality".