Those countries were wiped out during World War I?????

Not to be wiped out, but to disintegrate.

After World War I, two empires were dissolved, the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Ottoman Empire.

Austro-Hungarian Empire (dissolution in 1918).

The Austro-Hungarian Empire was a "dual monarchy" and "confederation" of Central Europe from 1867 to 1918. The Kingdom of Hungary formed an alliance with the Austrian Empire, and the King of Hungary and the King of Austria were the same person. The Austro-Hungarian Empire was the second largest country in Europe after the Russian Empire at that time, and the third most populous after the Russian Empire and the German Empire.

In the summer of 1918, World War I was becoming increasingly unfavorable to the Allies. In September and October 1918, a number of regions declared independence: Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Poland.

In addition, Romania and Italy also received part of the Austro-Hungarian lands.

Ottoman Empire (dissolved in 1922).

The Ottoman Empire was founded by the Turks. The founding monarch was Osman I. He first settled in Central Asia, and then moved to Asia Minor, where he flourished.

At its peak, its power reached three continents: Europe, Asia and Africa. In the 17th century, its territory reached its peak and began to gradually decline, and later Britain, France, Russia, Austria, Italy and other countries intensified their struggle and division of most of their territory.

After the defeat of the Allies in World War I, only Turkey itself retained its territory. In 1919, the bourgeois revolution led by Kemal broke out in the country. In 1922, the Ottoman Empire came to an end with the abolition of the Sultanate.

Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire.

In 2021, the Principality of the Hutt River Province was declared extinct. The Principality of Hutt River is a 50-year-old mini-state located hundreds of kilometers north of Perth, Australia, and was once part of the Australian state of Western Australia.

Located 517 kilometres north of Perth, larger than Monaco, San Marino and the Vatican, the Principality of the Hutt River Province covers an area of about 75 square kilometres, earning its main income from wild flowers, agricultural products, stamps and coins, tourism is also a major income, with 40,000 visitors a year, and the Hutt River dollar is in circulation here, which is one to one with the Australian dollar.

The Principality also has a peculiar rule that accepts the currencies of the world's major countries, but does not accept any form of credit card payment, and cash must be used for purchases and purchases within the Principality.

Some time ago, the Duchy of the Hutt River was destroyed. The main experience of the Hutt River Principality** is tourism, which hosts 40,000 people a year. Coronavirus.

Sweeping the world, except for North Korea, a magical country, other countries have basically not been spared. When the pandemic hit, the country of 26 people was in crisis, and tourism, the sole pillar of the economy, was completely halted, leaving the Hutt River Principality struggling to make ends meet. I had to sell my land to pay taxes in order to return to Australia.

Overview of the Principality of the Hutt River.

The Principality of Hutt River is located 517 kilometres north of Perth and is even larger than Monaco.

San Marino and the Vatican.

It covers an area of about 75 square kilometers. The main income comes from wild flowers, agricultural products, stamps and coins, and tourism is also a major income**, with 40,000 visitors a year, and the Hutt Dollar is in circulation, which is a one-to-one exchange rate with the Australian dollar.

The Principality also has a peculiar rule that it accepts the currencies of the major countries of the globe, but does not accept any form of credit card payment.

In 2021, the Principality of the Hutt River Province was declared extinct.

The Principality of the Hutt River Province is located in the desert more than 500 kilometers north of Perth, Australia, covering an area of about 10,000 square kilometers, mainly supported by tourism. The country announced its official "extinction" in August 2020 due to a significant drop in tourism revenues due to the pandemic, but Australia** came to the aid when the country was in crisis.

World War I was Austria-Hungary.

And provoked by Germany.

On June 28, 1914, the Crown Prince of Austria-Hungary, Archduke Ferdinand, was in turmoil.

Couple inspected in Sarajevo when Serbian.

The shooting of the young Gavrio Puhorling Lincip became the trigger for the First World War.

On July 28 of the same year, Austria-Hungary, with the support of Germany, took the Sarajevo incident.

As a pretext, declare war on Serbia. Then Germany, Russia, France, Britain and other countries entered the war one after another, and the First World War.

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In the first world war in history, which major powers were destroyed?

The most influential of the great powers that disappeared during World War I was Tsarist Russia, followed by the Second German Empire, although both countries inherited to varying degrees, while the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Ottoman Turkish Empire were fundamentally destroyed.

First came Tsarist Russia, followed by the Second German Empire, and finally Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Turkish Empire. Among them, Tsarist Russia, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Turkish Empire, the three countries together have more than 65 countries scattered.

Summary. The countries that were annexed after the beginning and end of World War I were Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire.

The countries that were annexed after the beginning and end of World War I were Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire.

1.Austria-Hungary (dissolved in 1918)The Austro-Hungarian Empire was a "dual monarchy" in Central Europe from 1867 to 1918. The Hungarian king and the Austrian Empire formed an alliance with the Hungarian king, and the king of Hungary and the king of Austria were both the same person.

In the summer of 1918, World War I was becoming increasingly unfavorable to the Allies. In September and October 1918, the independence of the state was declared in a number of regions: Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and Poland.

In addition, Romania, Sail, and Italy also acquired part of the land of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

2.Ottoman Empire (dissolved in 1922) The Ottoman Empire was founded by the Turks. Osman I, the first king of the Yuan, first lived in Central Asia and adopted Islam as the state religion, and later moved to Asia Minor and traveled to Asia, where it flourished day by day.

At its peak, its power reached three continents: Europe, Asia and Africa.

In the 17th century, its territory reached its peak, and from then began to gradually decline, and later Britain, France, Russia, Austria, Italy and other reputations stepped up to fight for and divide most of its territory. After its defeat in World War I against the Allies, its territory remained only in the Turkish headquarters. In 1919, the bourgeois revolution led by Kemal broke out in the country.

In 1922, the abolition of the Sultanate was proclaimed by the Nationals**, and the Ottoman Empire came to an end.