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Who shot archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914?
Gavrilo Pricip shot the Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand in Serbia.
What road was Franz Ferdinand killed in?
Franz Joesphes Street
When was Franz Ferdinand's funeral?
Franz Ferdinand's funeral was held in July 1914.
Who was the Serbian assassin who shot Franz Ferdinand?
Gravilo Princip.
Why was franz Ferdinand in the car?
Franz Ferdinand was travelling in the bosnian town of Sarajevo In an attempted assassination the car following Franz Ferdinand was blown up . After this happened he visited the injured in hospital.Their driver made a wrong turn and then Princip shot him and his wife.
Who shot archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914?
Gavrilo Pricip shot the Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand in Serbia.
What road was Franz Ferdinand killed in?
Franz Joesphes Street
When was Franz Ferdinand's funeral?
Franz Ferdinand's funeral was held in July 1914.
Who was the first person shot in World War 1?
It was the asassination of Franz Ferdinand that started the war. = =
How old was Gavrilo Princip when he shot Franz Ferdinand?
he was 19years old when he assassinated Franz Ferdinand
How did franz Ferdinand change history?
He got shot.
What day was franz ferdinand shot?
Franz Ferdinand and his wife was shot on Sunday, 28 June 1914. He and his wife had three children together.
Who shot Frant Ferdinand?
its franz ferdinand and it was a ninteen year old communist from serbia
What Date did Francis Ferdinand get shot?
BTW its Franz Ferdinand and he got shot on 28 June1914 by the black hand gang.
Who was the Serbian assassin who shot Franz Ferdinand?
Gravilo Princip.
Why was franz Ferdinand in the car?
Franz Ferdinand was travelling in the bosnian town of Sarajevo In an attempted assassination the car following Franz Ferdinand was blown up . After this happened he visited the injured in hospital.Their driver made a wrong turn and then Princip shot him and his wife.
Whose assassination started WW 1?
Franz Ferdinand, the archduke of Austria-Hungary.
