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7 November, 07:16

Who were the good guys in WW I?

(need to know all of them)

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  1. 7 November, 09:47
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    There were no "good guys" in the Great War. Every participating country had reasons to wage war, determining who was good and who was bad is practically impossible.

    Basically the Austro-Hungarian Empire started the war, but it means nothing, since the war was inevitable.

    If you mean that good guys = winners, then:

    British Empire

    French Republic

    Russian Empire

    United States

    Italy

    Japan

    Serbia

    Romania

    Belgium

    Brazil

    Montenegro

    Australia

    Canada

    Greece

    India

    Nepal

    New Zealand

    Portugal

    South Africa

    There may be a few other minor participants, but I don't think you actually need them all, it's not really important to know all of them.
  2. 7 November, 11:07
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    The Allies during WWl included England, France, Russia, and the United States (they joined in the last year of war, but they still count!).
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