Who killed franz ferdinand in the beginning of WWI?

[tBatt]

/what country was he from

 

[ax_murderer]

he was a bolshevick i beleive

 

[tBatt]

i feel like a fucking idiot right now but.. form bulgaria, right?

 

[samwise]

http://https://newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/339219/

 

[tBatt]

uhh, ok?

are you telling me to use google?

because i shouldve done that, then iwouldnt be spendings 3 hours more on my essay then i should be becasue of ns

 

[jimmychung]

austria-hungary if i remember correctly, don't remember who though

 

[tBatt]

yeah, i knew franz is austira hungary, i just wiki'ed it and its serbia

 

[invisman]

Some guy named Leon. I don't remember his last name. Look on google.

 

[KjellEllefson]

he was actaully a SERB by the name of Gavrilo Princip in Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzgovina

 

[Thomson.]

Gavrilo Princip

 

[tBatt]

fuck, who wants to write my dbq?

ill give + karma!

 

[ax_murderer]

FUCK dbq's.

whats the topic

 

[SARTRON]

ted why dont you look it up online? orrrr your text book?

 

[Armanzoid]

I was born in Sarajevo, you can use me as a source?

 

[Alexander_Keith]

A Serb named Gavrillo Princip In Sarajevo. He was part of the terrorist organization 'Black Hand' He shot him in his car while driving on a bridge.

 

[0ptions]

end thread, he was a member of the black hand too.

 

[cpas_]

yes it was Gavrillo (Forget last name) a member of the black hand a Serbian terrorist group

 

[Fish_Sandwich.]

A lot of DBQ answers can be found at collegeboard.com

I used it a lot last year.

 

[chapz]

this is true.

 

[PBRasap]

yeah we were talking about this in global today when i woke up i forgot his name but he was like 19. then i think eventually he killed himself. thats all i remember.

 

[tBatt]

oh yeah, i bet you dont know whether germany had the superior navy or the superior army!

oh, its on who/what caused WWI,

i was gunna go with alliances, but i got bored and decided to blame germany

 

[PBRasap]

so this reminded me that i have home work on this. anyone know whay Germany pulled out of the war ?

 

[Armanzoid]

Key word, entangling alliances. Google that, then write on that.

 

[Mooose...]

correct... but just say Serbian extremist.

im not sure that is how you spell Serbian though.

 

[tBatt]

well, now that i just completely bullshitted my way though an essay thats already 2 days late, im out

thanks for the help duderss

oh, and im gunna guess i get a 72 on it.

 

[brokebutitsworthit]

They lost they never pulled out. They were forced to capitulate with the treaty of Versailles which was a major factor to the rise of Hitler and WWII.

 

[brokebutitsworthit]

How the fuck do people not know all this?

 

[coolhandluke]

manbearpig

 

[popNfresh44]

serbia, i used to know his name but fogot

 

[almostaskier]

Was this the dude who yelled Sic Semper Tyrannis?

/sarcasm.

 

[Shorton]

black hand tried to kill him with grenades, but that failed, so Gavrillo princip went to get a sandwhich and the car with franz ferniand drove past out side and he shot him, really unlucky that he drove past...

 

[SkiingRocks89]

exactly right

 

[Alexander_Keith]

Treaty of Versailles wasn't the reason they capitulated, The treaty was only drafted after the fact. Your right about it being a considerable contributing factor to WW2 though.

Massive Socio-economic/ internal conflict within Germany was the final deciding factor. That in addition to the lack of Forward momentum on the Western front. Germany's last hope was the massive influx of troops from the eastern front after Russia withdrew. Unfortunately for them right about that time The States joined the war and it was fairly balanced out.

Germany's economy was collapsing, Austria Hungary's was doing the same, and the Ottoman Empire was suffering massive losses in the desert.

 

[Alexander_Keith]

If anyones interested I've started a Historical Discussion Cult. Feel free to PM me for an invite!

 

[followCam]

my threads

 

[brokebutitsworthit]

True, perhaps I worded that wrong. The treaty was drafted after but it was very severe towards Germany and that was the point I was trying to make. It was not a negotiated settlement it was given to the Germans and they were told to sign it. Even how they arrived and were treated before the signing was very carefully done to show them that they were the losers and to humilate them. For example the slow train ride through the Belgium battlefields and the segregation of the German envoys in their own compound.