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Nationalism makes multi-ethnic empires such as the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian empires untenable, leading Balkan and Slavic national struggles into the chain that starts World War I.
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Austro Hungarian Empire
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"If one power arises, we must fight it. Okay? So, when Napoleon arose, Britain spent infinite amount of money and resources to feed Napoleon,..."
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"it may surprise you to hear, like, most of its history, the Greeks didn't consider themselves as one people, as one culture, as one..."
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"Right? Which brings the Austria -Hungary Empire into direct conflict with Russia. Which then brings in Britain and Russia, sorry, which brings in Britain..."
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