Who was the strongest industrial power in Europe at beginning of war 1?

The strongest industrial power in Europe at the beginning of World War I was Germany. Germany had the largest and most advanced industrial sector in Europe, and its economy was growing rapidly. Germany also had a strong military and a large population, which gave it a significant advantage in the war.

When was military time invented?

What sort of things would the Germans try to destroy?

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