Assassination at Sarajevo

An important place of assassination in Sarajevo / Date: April 1914 - According to a document received by Narrodna Oblander, Francis Ferdinand arrives in Sarajevo in Sarajevo from 28 June 1914 to 28 June 1914. June 28 - Francis Ferdinand and Sophia Kotke are assassinated July 23 - Austria sends the final pass to Serbian leaders July 28 - Austria August 1, 1914 - announces war with Germany - Declaration of declaration of war with Russia on August 2, 1914 Germany required free passage in Belgium; Belgium entered August 3, 1914 - Germany entered France on August 4, 1914 Declared war with Germany - Germany's recovery of postwar order on October 12, 1914 - Gavril's judicial key ID

Franz Ferdinand and his wife were assassinated in Sarajevo, the capital of the Austrian-Hungarian empire in Bosnia and Herzegovina, around 10:45 am Sunday, June 28, 1914. The perpetrator was 19 - year - old Gavrilo Princip, a member of a youth in Bosnia, one of the black and white armed assassin groups. At the beginning of the day, the couple was attacked by Nedeljko Čabrinović. And NedeljkoČabrinović threw a hand grenade to their car. However, the bomb exploded behind them and hurt the passengers of the next car. When he arrived at the governor's mansion, Franz shouted angrily: "This is how you welcome your guests - please use bombs!"

The assassination of Duke Franz Ferdinand was Sarajevo on Sunday 28th June 1914, it was a very bright and very hot day. Sarajevo of Bosnia and Herzegovina is preparing for a very rare royal visit. These streets are dedicated to visit the royal family and the colorful Turkish carpet roams along the parade along Apel Quay. - ...... Even ironically, "Hey, teacher, she laughed, no doubt" special sentences, make the reader wonder if the death of the Duchess is surprising to him; Perhaps it will take a long time before she knows this (43). In addition to his odd mourning habit, Duke is due to remarry soon. Indeed, his new marriage is an event that caused this remarking event.