History on the Net Reviews 3

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The History on the Net website began life in November 2000. From small beginnings, the site has grown considerably. Despite the growth of the History on the Net our aims remain the same: to provide historical information that is offbeat but never boring.


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Their World War One timeline is horrible

Their World War One timeline is horrible, it tries to rewrite and falsify history, you should read to the end (or if you are lazy "#Last point" part, but it doesn't explain to you the complete picture) to understand exactly why. It doesn't even mention the Macedonian Front, or first allied victories in World war one, it doesn't mention that Serbs were majority in Bosnia and that Franz Ferdinand was there to conduct a military exercise. Although it says he was doing it on "Bosnia's national day" which is disinformation of truth cause it was a Serbian national day before all! But they point out Gavrilo Princip as Serbian nationalist but not Bosnian, which is very interesting. In fact Gavrilo Princip was before all a Yugoslavian/Pan Slavic nationalist. His direct organisation is called "Young Bosnia" which they also fail to mention!!!
So they have those false things about Serbia in there but there is no mention of Serbia winning first battles of war and penetrating the
front later forcing Bulgaria to surrender. That front penetration is the largest allied one in the wars end or even complete war, it freed Serbia and many Slavs from Austrian occupation. That is not even a point in their Timeline they just added both of those things to Battle of Amiens...
#Last point: And they have put this there, but not those other things:
"Although Russia was allied with Serbia, Germany did not believe that she would mobilise and offered to support Austria if necessary." First of all that is a lie. Germany had pre ww1 plans of invading USA let alone Russia. And in comparison to those other facts, what Germany believed or didn't believe it's their own problem and very subjective thing to say. This looks very much to me like an attempt to revise history and say that Germany and Austria only wanted war with Serbia. Although the facts intentionally not mentioned on this site are:
August 1, 1914 - Germany declares war on Russia.
Aug. 6: Austria-Hungary declares war on Russia
Russia didn't declare war on them they declared war on Russia!!!
So this attempt to falsify and relativise and revise history is horrible for mankind, cause those who don't understand history are doomed to repeat it. Just like Germans did in WW2.
For that reason I urge you not to trust anything on this site!
Thank you and have a good day.

2 February 2019
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