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In 1914, Austria-Hungary was ruled by Emperor Franz Joseph I, who had been on the throne since 1848. However, in June 1914, following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, his heir presumptive, the political landscape shifted, leading to increased tensions within the empire. The empire was characterized by a complex dual monarchy, with significant influence from various ethnic groups and political leaders, including Prime Minister Count István Tisza.

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