Summary of Allied Declarations of War On Central Powers
The following table shows the timeline of the several declarations of war among the belligerent powers. Entries on a yellow background show severed diplomatic relations only, not actual declarations of war. Unless stated otherwise, declarations of war by and on the United Kingdom include de facto declarations by and on other members of the British Empire.
Date | Declarer | On |
---|---|---|
1914 | ||
July 28 | Austria-Hungary | Serbia |
July 30 | Russia | Austria-Hungary |
August 1 | Germany | Russia |
August 3 | Germany | France |
August 4 | Germany | Belgium |
United Kingdom | Germany | |
August 5 | Montenegro | Austria-Hungary |
August 6 | Austria-Hungary | Russia |
Serbia | Germany | |
August 9 | Montenegro | Germany |
August 11 | France | Austria-Hungary |
August 12 | United Kingdom | Austria-Hungary |
August 22 | Austria-Hungary | Belgium |
August 23 | Japan | Germany |
August 25 | Japan | Austria-Hungary |
November 1 | Russia | Ottoman Empire |
November 2 | Serbia | Ottoman Empire |
November 3 | Montenegro | Ottoman Empire |
November 5 | United Kingdom France |
Ottoman Empire |
1915 | ||
May 23 | Italy | Austria-Hungary |
June 3 | San Marino | Austria-Hungary |
August 21 | Italy | Ottoman Empire |
October 14 | Bulgaria | Serbia |
October 15 | United Kingdom Montenegro |
Bulgaria |
October 16 | France | Bulgaria |
October 19 | Italy Russia |
Bulgaria |
1916 | ||
March 9 | Germany | Portugal |
March 15 | Austria-Hungary | Portugal |
August 27 | Romania | Austria-Hungary |
Italy | Germany | |
August 28 | Germany | Romania |
August 30 | Ottoman Empire | Romania |
September 1 | Bulgaria | Romania |
1917 | ||
April 6 | United States | Germany |
April 7 | Cuba | Germany |
April 10 | Bulgaria | United States |
April 13 | Bolivia | Germany |
April 20 | Ottoman Empire | United States |
July 2 | Greece | Germany Austria-Hungary Ottoman Empire Bulgaria |
July 22 | Siam | Germany Austria-Hungary |
August 4 | Liberia | Germany |
August 14 | China | Germany Austria-Hungary |
October 6 | Peru | Germany |
October 7 | Uruguay | Germany |
October 26 | Brazil | Germany |
December 7 | United States | Austria-Hungary |
December 7 | Ecuador | Germany |
December 10 | Panama | Austria-Hungary |
December 16 | Cuba | Austria-Hungary |
1918 | ||
April 23 | Guatemala | Germany |
May 8 | Nicaragua | Germany Austria-Hungary |
May 23 | Costa Rica | Germany |
July 12 | Haiti | Germany |
July 19 | Honduras | Germany |
November 10 | Romania | Germany |
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