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In the early 20th century, a fuse was lit in the Balkans. This region, a hotbed of ethnic tensions, saw a surge in nationalist movements that would prove pivotal in igniting the Great War.
In 1914, the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, was assassinated in Sarajevo by Gavrilo Princip, a Serbian nationalist. This was the spark that set the powder keg ablaze. Although other factors laid the groundwork--the empire's response, and the alliances it triggered, led to the outbreak of WW1.
Struggling with internal unrest, a weak military, and a convoluted alliance with Germany, the Austro-Hungarian Empire crumbled swiftly, eventually dissolving in 1919. Its collapse fostered political instability, sowing seeds for future conflicts, particularly WW2.
The Balkan nationalist movements and the fall of the Austro-Hungarian Empire serve as crucial milestones in understanding the geopolitical shifts of the 20th century.
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Forgotten seems a bit steep...
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how is austria-hungary forgotten?
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You know, it's interesting that Germany was with the central powers and Russia with the entente when you consider the makeup of the various empires. Austria-Hungary, The Ottoman Empire and the Russian Empire all had very diverse ethnic and religious makeups. Nationalism of minority groups clearly a big threat to the state. But Germany was more like Britain and France, relatively homogeneous central state with far flung colonies abroad. I know people like to call Germany a land Empire, but a quick look at the map shows that isn't really the case IMO.
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The map is wrong, it's out of date. It does not show the region of Bosnia. It was annexed by the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1908
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Forgotten? Just because the average person is re(g)arded and has not historical understanding doesnβt mean it has been forgotten.
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That's the hapsburg monarchy you're showing on the map, not the Austro-Hungarian Empire, because they also had Bosnia by 1908.
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how is austria hungary forgotten
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Not forgotten m8
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If i really need to translate the name "gavrilo princip" i would go with Raven's Principle π
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Its the map austrian empire not ausro hungrian
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How tf is it forgotten everyone knows about it
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Why serbia
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@monokumaxd1943
1 year ago
Bruh literally everyone remembers the famous dual monarchy π
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