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the 1914 assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand , an eventsparkedWorld War I.

his assassination ... the eventsparkedworld war i.

people ... his assassinationsparkedWorld War I

assassination ... of coursetriggeredWorld War I.

an assassination ... the sparkcausedWorld War I.

the Archduke AssassinationtriggersWorld War I.

the shot ... the assassinationsparkedWorld War I.

Lessons ... the AssassinationTriggeredWorld War I

one assassinationcausedWorld War I

Anonymous ... the assassinationsparkedWorld War I.

an assassination in the BalkanssparkedWorld War I.

the processions ... whose assassination in 1914sparkedWorld War I.

The assassination of Franz Ferdinand ... the eventsparkedWorld War I.

The Konopiste Chateau ... whose assassination in SarajevotriggeredWorld War I.

Konopiste ... whose assassination in SarajevotriggeredWorld War I.

a sandwich ... the assassination of Franz FerdinandtriggeredWorld War I.

The comparison to the assassination of Franz FerdinandsparkedWorld War I

the assassination of the Archduke ... the eventtriggeredWorld War I

Karl ... whose assassinationtriggeredWorld War I.

Banjo An assassination in EuropesparksWorld War I

The name ... whose assassinationtriggeredWorld War I

The castle ... whose assassinationtriggeredWorld War I.

host ... whose assassinationtriggeredWorld War I.

Konopište ... whose assassinationtriggeredWorld War I.

Rudolf ... whose assassinationtriggeredWorld War I.

The event , known as the Assassination in SarajevotriggeredWorld War I.

the centenary of the 1914 assassination that helpedto triggerWorld War I

Archduke Ferdinand ... whose assassination in SarajevotriggeredWorld War I

the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria ... 1914triggeredWorld War I.

site of the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand in 1914 ,causingWorld War I

the 100th Anniversary of the Assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand that helpedtriggerWorld War I.

the recent event ... whose assassinationsparkedWorld War I.

the last one ... whose assassination in SarajevotriggeredWorld War I.

Your first stop ... whose assassination in SarajevotriggeredWorld War I.

Château Konopiště ... whose assassination in SarajevotriggeredWorld War I.

the assassination of an archduke in SarajevosparkedWorld War I.

The archduke 's assassinationsetWorld War I

assassination ... the domino effectcreatedWorld War I

the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914(passive) was triggered byWorld War I

where the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand occurredsparkingWorld War I.

directly to World War II and the Holocaustleddirectly to World War II and the Holocaust

gangrene and in World War IIto preventgangrene and in World War II

shortly after World War IIto ... createdshortly after World War II

for World War II audienceswas designedfor World War II audiences

to its eventual involvement in World War IIledto its eventual involvement in World War II

directly to World War II and this time wiser heads prevailedhad leddirectly to World War II and this time wiser heads prevailed

to the conditions that laid the foundation for World War IIcontributedto the conditions that laid the foundation for World War II

all the damages(passive) caused byall the damages

the food shortages(passive) created bythe food shortages

the steel shortages(passive) caused bythe steel shortages

to the death camps of Nazi Germany during World War IIledto the death camps of Nazi Germany during World War II

the devastation and destruction(passive) caused bythe devastation and destruction

the best World War II History in Best SellersDiscoverthe best World War II History in Best Sellers

manufacturing and labor shortages(passive) caused bymanufacturing and labor shortages

to a peace treaty which caused a lot of problems leading up to World War IIledto a peace treaty which caused a lot of problems leading up to World War II

up pacifist war memorialssetup pacifist war memorials

the peace terms for the defeated Central Powers following the armistices of 1918to setthe peace terms for the defeated Central Powers following the armistices of 1918

a severe labor shortagecauseda severe labor shortage

the peace terms for Germany and other defeated nationsto setthe peace terms for Germany and other defeated nations

economic imbalances(passive) created byeconomic imbalances

the tragedies and suffering(passive) caused bythe tragedies and suffering

the horrific suffering(passive) caused bythe horrific suffering

about double the deaths(passive) caused byabout double the deaths

military deaths(passive) caused bymilitary deaths

the total deaths(passive) caused bythe total deaths

to their significant contribution during both world warsledto their significant contribution during both world wars

substantial political and economic dislocations(passive) caused bysubstantial political and economic dislocations

especially the devastation(passive) caused byespecially the devastation

the utter devastation(passive) caused bythe utter devastation

the economic devastation(passive) caused bythe economic devastation

the global devastation(passive) caused bythe global devastation

the devastation of Galicia(passive) caused bythe devastation of Galicia

the widespread devastation(passive) caused bythe widespread devastation

Delays ... construction of extensions to the spillways(passive) were caused byDelays ... construction of extensions to the spillways

the unprecedented destruction(passive) caused bythe unprecedented destruction

its intended destructionpreventedits intended destruction

the horrendous destruction(passive) caused bythe horrendous destruction

the death and destruction(passive) caused bythe death and destruction

the modern destruction(passive) caused bythe modern destruction

instability in Europe(passive) caused byinstability in Europe

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