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On August 5, 1914, Germany attacked the Belgian city of Liège, beginning the first major battle of World War I. Stiff Belgian resistance slowed the German advance, and it became one of the most important early fronts of the war.
On August 5, 1914, Germany attacked the Belgian city of Liège, beginning the first major battle of World War I. Stiff Belgian resistance slowed the German advance, and it became one of the most important early fronts of the war.