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Why was franz Ferdinand assisanated?
Because the black hand wanted him to be when he took over Bosnia becaise Serbia wanted to be with them.
Why did the Black Hand kill Franz?
Serbia, the origin of the Black Hand, had just gained freedom from Austria-Hungary, ruled by Franz Ferdinand. Bosnia had gained control of Bosnia, which had once been part of Serbia, and the Black Hand wanted Bosnia back.
Who murdered archduke franz ferdiland and why?
Franz-Ferdinand was assassinated by the Black Hand, a Serbo-Bosnian terrorist group that wanted Bosnia to be given to Serbia from Austria-Hungary.Specifically, Gavrilo Princip shot Franz-Ferdinand and his wife.
Who was angered by archduke Ferdinand's visit to Bosnia?
Franz Ferdinand was the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne. The area he visited was Sarajevo, in bosnia-Herzegovina. Many peole in this area were Serbs who wanted to leave the Austro-hungarian empire and join the neighbouring Serbia. The assassin (Gavrilo Princip) was a member of a Serbian nationalist group called "The Black Hand".
Where was Archduke Franz Ferdinand asssassinated?
Sarejevo, Bosnia.
Which city was Archduke Franz Ferdinand murdered?
Sarajevo, Bosnia.
Where did Austria Hungary declare war on Serbia?
It was a consquence of the Black Hand gang murdering Arch Franz Ferdinand when he visited Sarajevo in Bosnia - the Austrians blamed in on the Serbs as Bosnia wanted to be inderpendant of Austria-Hungary and part of Serbia and declared war.
Which country was Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated?
The city of Sarajevo, in Bosnia
Where was Franz Ferdinand assassinated?
Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in Sarajevo, Austria-Hungary (now the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina), on June 28, 1914, at about 11am.
Did Bosnia and Herzegovina join the European union?
No.
Did Archduke Franz Ferdinand get killed in Europe?
Yes. Specifically, he was killed in Bosnia.
Where did they kill Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
In Sarajevo, then in Serbia, now capital of Bosnia-Hercegovina.
