Military Warfare:The Western Front — World War Ι
In 1890， the Chancellor of German Empire Otto von Bismarck had predicted that the next major war in Europe would be caused by some damn foolish thing in Balkans. A quarter of century later， that was exactly what happened. On 28th of June， 1914， assassins shot dead the Archduke Francis Ferdinand， crown prince of the Austria-Hungarian Empire at the Serbian city of Sarajevo in the Balkans. Within five weeks， the Sarajevo incident had mobilized itself into World War.
- Added：2006
- Country：Australia
- Duration：40
- Time of update：2011/8/19 15:17:09