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Chapter 1: The Two World Wars and the Peace Settlements SUB -THEME 1 Major Conflicts and the quest for peace Topic 1: The Outbreak of the First World War

The Sarajevo assassination, 1914 The Archduke Francis Ferdinand, heir to Austrian throne, visited Sarajevo in He was assassinated there on 28 June This is not the crime of a single fanatic. This assassination represents Serbia’s declaration of war on Austria-Hungary. If we miss this occasion, the monarchy will be exposed to new explosions of Slavs, Czech, Russian and Italian ambitions. Austria-Hungary must wage war for political reasons. － General von Hotzendorf, 1914 The outbreak of the First World War A speech made by an Austrian general:

Austrian ultimatum to Serbia, 23 July 1914 Austrian declaration of war, 28 July 1914 Russian mobilization, 30 July 1914 German ultimatum to Russia, 31 July 1914Sarajevo assassination, 28 June 1914 German declaration of war on Russia, 1 August 1914 German declaration of war on France, 3 August 1914 Britain joined the war, 4 August 1914 The outbreak of the First World War A local conflict developed into a great war

The outbreak of the war, 1914 In August 1914, the two armed camps, the Triple Alliance (except Italy) and the Triple Entente, were now at war. The outbreak of the First World War

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