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The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary by Serbian nationalists in Sarajevo in 1914 directly led to World War I through a series of events. A Serbian radical group called the Black Hand planned the assassination to protest Austria's annexation of Bosnia. Their attempt with a grenade failed but Archduke Ferdinand was shot later when his driver took a wrong turn. Austria declared war on Serbia, drawing in allies on both sides through a system of alliances. Within a few weeks, the major European powers were at war due to the interconnecting web of defense agreements and the desire of countries to defend their interests, setting the stage for a four-year global war.
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- 2. Some background: ๏ต During this period of time there was much unrest in the Balkan Penninsula 1) As the Ottoman Empire was losing control of the region smaller states such as Bosnia, Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro wanted to either be independent or Serbia wanted them to be part of its empire 2) Austria formally annexes Bosnia in 1908 3) Serbia is not particularly happy about the annexation
- 3. Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Austrian throne travels to Bosnia ๏ต He was sent by his uncle, the King of Austria, Franz Jospeph to Sarajevo ๏ต He was there to evaluate Austrian Army troop practice maneuvers going on outside of the city. ๏ต He capped off the trip with a parade through the city ๏ต The entire parade route along the Appel Quay road was published in newspapers
- 4. A group of Serbians try an assassination attempt ๏ต Serbia gathers a radical group of students into a group called โThe Black Handโ ๏ต A young man named Cabrinovic hurls a grenade at the open car in which the Archduke and his wife are riding on the parade route ๏ต The bomb bounces off their car and explodes under the following car. There were a few injuries ๏ต The Archduke and his wife continue their meetings at city hall in Sarajevo
- 5. Cabrinovic, who threw the grenade was quickly captured ๏ต He tried to kill himself by taking a cyanide pill and drowning himself in the river ๏ต The cyanide pill that was supposed to kill him only made him vomit ๏ต The river was only a few inches deep so he had trouble trying to kill himself ๏ต The Police quickly captured him
- 6. The Driver of the Archdukeโs car makes a wrong turn on the return route ๏ต While the car is stopped, another member of the Black Hand, Gavrilo Princip shoots both the Archduke and his wife ๏ต He is captured by surrounding crowds and turned over to the police
- 7. So how does the assassination of this person plunge a whole world into war? ๏ต It is connected to the long-term causes of militarism, imperialism and secret alliances come into play ๏ต The countries of Europe were looking for an excuse to fight 1) Austria blames Serbia for the assassination declares war on Serbia 2) Serbia turns to the Russians for help and Russia declares war on Austria 3) Austria asks for help from Germany because the Russians are involved. 4) Russia asks France for help now that the Russians are involved 5) When the Germans attack Belgium the British get involved 6) Remember, that each of these places had colonies all over the world who also became involved.
- 8. So what happened to Cabrinovic and Princip? ๏ต They died in prison from tuberculosis
- 9. ๏ต Works Cited: ๏ต History.com Staff. "Archduke Franz Ferdinand Assassinated." History.com. A&E Television Networks, 2009. Web. 27 Feb. 2017.