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The Great War•Season 13•Episode 7

Why Italy Joined WW1 in 1915

Jul 10, 202622 min

When war broke out in 1914, Italy decided to remain neutral, even though it was part of the Triple Alliance with Germany and Austria-Hungary. In Spring 1915 Italy joined the Allied powers after signing the Treaty of London. But Italy's entry into the First World

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Seasons13

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Season 13 Episodes10

Bloodier Than Verdun? Winter Battles on the Eastern Front 1915

US Empire: American Expansionism In the WW1 Era

The Massive Forgotten Offensives of 1915

Harsher Than Versailles: The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk 1918

Why the Allies Lost the Battle of Gallipoli 1915

Outbreak of the Russian Civil War 1917-18

Why Italy Joined WW1 in 1915

Fall of Serbia: Balkan Campaign 1915

The End of WW1 and the Russian Civil War

1915 - The Deadliest Year of WW1?

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Indy Neidell

Indy Neidell

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Episode Summary

"Why Italy Joined WW1 in 1915" is episode 7 of The Great War season 13. It aired on July 10, 2026.

Next: E8 · Fall of Serbia: Balkan Campaign 1915 Best of Season 13