HOW THE BRITISH  Hasan Efe Danagöz

W O N W O R L D WA R S  Beyda Pehlivan
 1914
Europe was very stressed when the dates showed
1914. Even a small spark could start a big war, and
that spark came out with the murder of the archduke
of austria. This war was believed to be the war to end
all wars. Britain was initially unwilling to join the
war, but later broke their neutrality with the German
attack on Belgium. The sick man of Europe, Austria-
Hungary, worn out by the current nationalism, and a
strong Germany. England's enemies were not good,
and thanks to the great manpower the British had
acquired through their colonies, even if they
struggled early in the war, it would have resulted in a
victory with American help.
                      King V.George

King of Great Britain and the "United

Kingdom of Ireland", emperor of India and
king of the British colonies.                         
                                                          Also as
a result of the World War 1, her cousins
II.Nicholas and II.Wilhelm's empire
collapsed
Colonial soldiers, one of the most important factors of
the World War 1, ensured the victory of the war.         
                                                     For example, India
was the British's most important source of colonial
troops.
Other minor sources were New Zealand, Australia,
Egypt, Canada, Iraq... And countless more colonies.
 Royal Navy

British navy or Royal Navy.

One of the factors, and the biggest

factor separating Britain from its
enemies.

A newer and better navy could

change everything in war.

HMS Queen Elizabeth (1913)

 18 March 1915 Sunk in the
Dardanelles Strait by hitting a
mine placed by the Nusret
minelayer.

At the same time, she was hit

from the rudder gear with the
cannon fired by Seyit Onbaşı.

HMS Ocean (1898)

 OCTOBER
REVOLUTION

Internal revolts, one of the factors,

this time worked against the British.

The October revolution led to the

withdrawal of the Russian empire
from the war and put the British in
deep trouble.
E N D O F T H E W O R L D WA R I
A new danger awaited Britain, who had
won the war with difficulty NSDAP or
the National Socialist German Workers'
Party.

NSDAP, which came to the German

power in 1933, started to take action
rapidly.
 NSDAP ACTIONS

 Armament of the Rhineland in 1933

 Annexation of Austria and
Czechoslovakia in 1939

Germans made it clear to the Britain that

war was imminent.
 In 1939, Hitler made a speech stating
openly that he would launch a
military operation against Poland.

Adolf Hitler's speech in the Reichstag

 Supermarine Spitfire

The NSDAP made great progress in the

early part of World War II until the
Spitfires stepped in.
Powered by the Rolls Royce Griffon 65
engine, these 3035-kilogram fighters
completely changed the tide of war.
 WE SHALL FIGHT ON
THE BEACHES

Speech by British Prime Minister Sir

Winston Churchill on 4 June 1940 "We
Shall Fight On The Beaches"

We shall fight in France, we shall fight on the seas and oceans, we

shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air,
we shall defend our island, whatever the cost may be. We shall
fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we
shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills;
we shall never surrender, and even if, which I do not for a moment
believe, this island or a large part of it were subjugated and
starving, then our Empire beyond the seas, armed and guarded by
the British Fleet, would carry on the struggle, until, in God's good
time, the new world, with all its power and might, steps forth to the
rescue and the liberation of the old

Sir Winston Churchill

With this speech, Britain, who took
the psychological advantage,
managed to win the war and brought
the beginning of a long silence on the
world.
HOW THE BRITISH  Hasan Efe Danagöz
W O N W O R L D WA R S  Beyda Pehlivan