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The assassination that changed the world
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Assassination of Franz Ferdinand was not the only reason but there were several reasons like secret alliance, balkan crisis, nationalism and imperialism… Though his assassination fuelled up…

19yr old Gavrilo Princip literally started world war 1

Who would've thought then that it would snowball into a world war!?

World War wasn't really a world war. It was a European war. Many other regions didn't start the war, but their people were forced to fight because they were colonies. Europe made the decisions, and the rest of the world had to pay the price.

Ahh yes. This was the day that someone called Archie Duke shot an ostrich because he was hungry.

ГАВРИЛО ГАВРИЛО ИМЕ ТИ СЕ СЛАВИЛО!

Ladies and gentlemen, we introduce you to WW2 But what you should understand is that this incident was the catalyst. With or without this incident, Germany would have still gone to war.

Serbia 🇷🇸. The initiator of the destruction of EUROPE

Seriously 🙄 Like English declared war on Germans over this 😮💨

The single act of terrorism that resulted in the greatest loss of life in the history of mankind.

Movie name : The king's man

NAŠE ĆE SJENE HODATI PO BEČU, LUTATI PO DVORU, PLAŠEĆI GOSPODU

@grok what is the movie name?

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, Sophie.

@grok explain this

The spark was the assassination, but the powder keg was already loaded with alliances and imperialism. Serbian hero to some, European catastrophe to others—history is never simple 🇷🇸💥

Yess

Assassination b!7ch that changed everything in the world history.

well maybe i shouldve payed more attention in school because i have no idea what this is about 😩 can someone enlighten me please

The way the guy looked them man

Couldn't believe his luck

Better luck next time man

How did they film this actual event over 100 years ago? And in color? Can’t the camera crew point out the guy?

Quite a bit of literary license taken here...

Killing a Dictatorial Minion (Franz Ferdinand) in a place that was invaded by an evil regime ( Austro Hungarian empire) is not a step into darkness. What happened after was a display of dictator’ s bruised egos and had really nothing to do with people defending their freedom

Nineteen years old little punk.

goddamn this movie was fucking terrible

lol this the impact the right thought Charlie Kirk would have on the world

Our shadows will walk around Vienna, wander the court, frighten the elite.

The car number plate A11-118 that's as near as dam-it as you can get to Armistice Day. 11-11-18.

The King’s Man is such a disjointed bi polar movie Certain parts it’s comedy is similar to the previous movies. But it gets a tad too serious due to the fact that the Great War was a horrific conflict and realises it need to reign in the laughs.

The ripple effect from this moment defined the entire 20th century's global conflict


