The rivalry between Russia and Austria-Hungary for domination of the new states in southeastern Europe played out largely through a conflict involving which of the following states?

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The rivalry between Russia and Austria-Hungary for domination of the new states in southeastern Europe played out largely through their competition for influence over Serbia. This was most notably demonstrated during the July Crisis of 1914, which ultimately led to the outbreak of World War I. Slovenia and Bulgaria were not major players in this particular conflict.

The Rivalry Between Russia and Austria-Hungary for Domination of the New