It inspired one survivor to lead troops into battle at Cer and Kolubara, though that man apparently forgot that he was a horrible general and got most of his men massacred.
This event interrupted publication of The Torch due to its emotional impact on Karl Kraus. It inspired one survivor to lead troops into battle at Cer and Kolubara, though that man apparently forgot that he was a horrible general and got most of his men massacred. Centrally planned by a man known as "Apis," it may have been possible due to its central figure's (*) morganatic marriage to Sophie Chotek, whose visibility was insisted upon. The limited scope of the Salonika trials in this event's wake helped inspire the July Ultimatum, and it occurred during an inspection of military forces at the behest of Franz Josef. Perpetrated near the Latin Bridge by Black Hand member Gavrilo Princip, for 10 points, identify this violent act in Sarajevo against an Austro-Hungarian Archduke which presaged World War I.
This event interrupted publication of The Torch due to its emotional impact on Karl Kraus.
The {Assassination} of Franz {Ferdinand} [accept any equivalents {e.g.} “{Murder} of {Franz Ferdinand},” “{Franz Ferdinand}, {he dead}”]