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what were the cases and motivations that led to the formation of the opposing European alliances and the factors that brought the two alliances to war in 1914?
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what were the cases and motivations that led to the formation of the opposing European alliances and the factors that brought the two alliances to war in 1914?
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Over 10 additional nations were involved because of their alliances treaties with other nations
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