Vienna at the beginning of World War I
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Vienna at the beginning of World War I
Vienna, capital of Austria, described here as the frontier city between the Western and Eastern civilisations. From its Imperial Palace on 23rd July 1914, Count Berchtold, the Foreign Minister dispatched a note to Serbia accusing her of complicity in the Sarajevo tragedy in which Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary was assassinated. Date: 1914
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Austria Beginning Cityscape Vienna
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