Beginning of the not so Great War (1914)
28 June 1914: Archduke Franz Ferninand is assassinated in Bosnia
29 June 1914 : Austria sends an ultimatum to Serbia (without the backing of Germany)
30 June 1914: Austria gets the "blank check" from Germany that they'll support no matter what
1 July 1914: Russia starts to worry, but they don't start mobilizing yet
2 July 1914: Serbia doesn't accepts the ultimatum
3 July 1914: Germany and Austria starts mobilizing
6 July 1914: France starts its pre-mobilization area
18 July 1914: Russia starts to pre-mobilize
20 July 1914: Austria declares war on Serbia. "Halt Belgrade" plan is used
26 July 1914: Belgrade is seized. Serbia surrenders. Serbia is annexed.
28 July 1914: French and Russian kings meets up in Charleville (Nothern France) to talk about the last war that included Serbia
30 July 1914: France and Russia stops mobilizing
4 September 1914: Rapid German militarization begins
1 January 1916: German militarization halts
4 January 1916: Germany declares war on France
6 January 1916: Russia allied with France joins the war
9 January 1916: French resistance is wiping out as German military sweeps through France
16 January 1916: UK and US start negotiating to help France in the war
18 January 1916: Germany enters the Belgian border without declaring a war
20 January 1916: UK joins Belgium on the war
23 January 1916: Beaches of Normandy are captured, French navy is now controlled
4 February 1916: German and French navy blockade the Channel
MEANWHILE IN THE RUSSIA
15 January 1916: German military is pushing forward into Russian lands as they see no army to push them back
19 January 1916: Battle of Vilnius (Germany wins)
21 January 1916: Battle of Minsk (Germany wins)
23 January 1916: A new battle plan is made for war
Army will split into two. First army will go to the capital
2nd Army will go to St Petersburg
MORE TO COME SOON