Essay On Archduke Franz Ferdinand

If there is one person to blame for World War I, its Archduke Franz Ferdinand, only he didn’t do anything bad, he was just assassinated, which sparked Austria’s tensions and therefore started the war. The buildup would’ve been much slower, perhaps even the war avoided, no costs for Germany, and no Second World War, which might’ve meant no Holocaust. Archduke Franz Ferdinand was the leader of Austria before getting shot by teenager Gavrilo Princip. The assassination of Archduke was unjust because he was a great leader, fixed many of Austria’s current problems, and didn’t partake in the social and political problems surrounding the ongoing war buildup. Unfortunately Austria decided to use this as an excuse, they used him for a reason to go to war with Serbia, despite them not having much to do with Austria’s problems. Franz Ferdinand’s assassination was unnecessary as he was killed specifically for one group’s fame. The group of Assassins that have been planning the assassination for a few months were known as the Young Bosnians. Most were either peasants, immigrants, or rejected military that wanted to make a change. They’re public threats went unheard of and they’re group ignored, so they decided to plan a big assassination towards the biggest political figure in the country. His
The already tense European Nation had a lot of problems. Some of them included problems with immigration, now this may not seem like a problem for a country made up of two, but at the time there were many many diseases, most of them easily contagious and deadly. He was able to fix this with upping some of the medical attention given to the people of his country. He was able to calm down the commotion involving the two countries making up the singular nation known as Austria Hungary. He did have flaws, such as racism against the Bosnians, he was known for thinking of the Bosnians as “Pigs, Hooligans, and