Portal:Military/Wars/2

The Romanian-Hungarian War, colloquially known as World War I, was started after Romania declared war on Hungary. Romania's declaration came two days after the formation of the PEACE Global Community and was declared before many PEACE protection pacts with Hungary became active.

The war, which pitched ATLANTIS forces against the newly formed Global Community PEACEKeeping Force, enveloped twenty-three of twenty-nine world nations and quickly became the world's bloodiest war — succeeding the First Balkan War — with the Battle for Northern Great Plain becoming the bloodiest battle in any war. That battle succeeded the previous day's Battle for Southern Great Plain, which had, in turn, succeeded the Spanish Battle for Campeche in the Ibero-American War for the title of "bloodiest battle." (More...)