WHO SHOT ARCHDUKE FRANZ FERDINAND OF AUSTRIA ARCHIVE
One is free to browse the archive on here, though some chairs would have been nice while we did so as there is quite a lot of it. At the end is a computer screen with a lot more information than the museum provides and extends to modern history as well. This culminates across the same room with mannequins of the aristocrats as well as a cabinet containing some of their personal effects as well as those that were confiscated from Princip. Assassination crisis The Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, nephew of the aged emperor and heir to the throne, was assassinated in the streets of Sarajevo, the Bosnian capital, yesterday. Going round the room, you are then introduced to the background of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s annexation by Austria-Hungary, and the events leading up to the assassination.
11 Franz Ferdinand was now the son of the heir to. The first thing one notices inside when going round is the reenactment of the Ferdinand assassination played out by actors on a screen, which is interesting even if the only subtitles are in Bosnian. On the night of 29/30th January, 1889, Rudolf shot Mary, then he shot himself, in a bizarre suicide pact. She, kindly, issued us inside and walked across to the bakery over the road herself to get some change for us, which was very nice of her. Entry is 4 Marks, but we had nothing smaller than a 10 note. We entered after exploring the bridge and Old Town area, as two scholars of history anyway we were greeted by an elderly lady who seemed to be the only staff member. Situated adjacent to the Latin Bridge where Franz Ferdinand was assassinated, the Museum of Sarajevo 1878-1918 may be slightly small, but the history it provides is fascinating. At least you will see something, it's WWI anyway. But, I recommend everyone to see the museum. Francisco Fernando Carlos Luis José María de Austria o de Habsburgo-Este (en alemán: Erzherzog Franz Ferdinand Carl Ludwig Joseph Maria von Österreich-Este Graz, Ducado de Estiria, 18 de diciembre de 1863 - Sarajevo, Provincia imperial de Bosnia y Herzegovina, 28 de junio de 1914) fue archiduque de Austria, príncipe imperial de Austria, príncip. There is no need to hide that from tourists. What this museum is missing is that they need to improve more about this story for example a room where you can see a play of the scene, or return Gavrilo's footsteps, car, and other objects. Also they got official store inside museum and you can find some cheap objects for your collection. On Latin Bridge you can see traces of their car because they where in a car before they died. Unfortunately, the gun that Gavrilo used is fake and all other objects and according to some details the real one is in austrian museum somewhere in Austria.
And also there is original indictment for Gavrilo Princip. Also, there is original tea and dinner set from hotel that they used. Sarajevo Museum is located near the bridge and in that museum you can find life-size sculptures of Ferdinand and Sophie how they looked like in ther last moments before they died. The assassination led directly to the First World War. In that period it was immposible that something like that can happen. Near the Latin Bridge in Sarajevo at June 28th year 1914, Gavrilo Princip (member of the Black Hand secret society) mortally wounded Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his wife Sophie. If (slot) slot.addService(googletag.I think every tourist who wants to see something in Sarajevo first must respect history about the city, for example this topic about how WWI started. (function (a, d, o, r, i, c, u, p, w, m) On this day: Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated, sparking World War I - The Jerusalem Post
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