The suspicion that Serbia helped Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassin precipitated World War I. An unintended consequence of the four terrible years that followed was

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The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914, which was a significant factor leading to World War I, highlighted the risks and consequences of political assassination, leading to a more cautious approach towards it in international politics.

The Suspicion That Serbia Helped Archduke Franz Ferdinand's Assassin Precipitated