How The Assassination Of Franz Ferdinand Archduke Changed The World

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A Day That Changed The World Forever
“What is the good of your speeches. I come to Sarajevo to visit , and this is how u treat me…with these bombs getting thrown at.” In the event that wisely outbreak started World War 1, of the assassination of Franz Ferdinand Archduke.
Franz Ferdinand Archduke was born on December 18,1864 in Graz, Austa. Franz Ferdinand Archduke had one daughter, Princess Sophie, and had two sons, Prince Ernst the oldest and Maximilian the youngest. Archduke was married to his wife sophie. Franz Ferdinand was the oldest son of the archduke Charles Louis, who was the brother of the emperor Franz Joseph. Franz Ferdinand Archduke died at 57, he was pronounced dead at the scene next to his wife on June 28, 1914. The three

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