A) Franz Ferdinand B) Tsar Nicholas II C) King George V D) Kaiser Wilhelm II
A) Black Hand B) Red Cross C) Yellow Ribbon D) Green Thumb
A) Otto von Bismarck B) Gavrilo Princip C) Franz Joseph D) Vladimir Lenin
A) Vienna B) Prague C) Sarajevo D) Budapest
A) Franz Joseph B) Vladimir Lenin C) Gavrilo Princip D) Archduke Franz Ferdinand
A) Germany B) Russia C) United Kingdom D) France
A) Serbia B) France C) Germany D) Russia
A) Russia B) Japan C) Italy D) United States
A) Germany B) Russia C) Austria-Hungary D) Serbia
A) To annex Bosnia and Herzegovina to Serbia B) To free Bosnia and Herzegovina of Austro-Hungarian rule and establish a common South Slav state C) To overthrow Emperor Franz Joseph D) To start a war between Austria-Hungary and Russia
A) Vojislav Tankosić B) Danilo Ilić C) Dragutin Dimitrijević D) Rade Malobabić
A) He was sentenced to 20 years in jail B) He was sentenced to life imprisonment C) He was executed D) He was acquitted
A) Peter I of the House of Karađorđević B) Milan I of Serbia C) Alexander I Obrenović D) Dragutin Dimitrijević
A) The Black Hand B) Committee of Union and Progress C) Young Bosnia D) Narodna Odbrana
A) Cvjetko Popović B) Muhamed Mehmedbašić C) Vaso Čubrilović D) Bogdan Žerajić
A) The Battle of Vukovar B) The Battle of Belgrade C) The Battle of Sarajevo D) The Battle of Kosovo
A) Their descendants would never ascend the throne B) Sophie would renounce her title C) Franz Ferdinand would renounce his claim to the throne D) They would have no children
A) War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy B) The Iliad by Homer C) The Mountain Wreath by Petar II Petrović-Njegoš D) The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri
A) Five of the six assassins were under 20 years old B) All assassins were teenagers C) All assassins were between 18 and 22 years old D) All assassins were over 25 years old
A) He was the mastermind behind the assassination B) He provided bombs and pistols to the assassins and trained them C) He was the driver of the car carrying the assassins D) He was a bystander who witnessed the assassination
A) They were all acquitted B) They were all executed C) They were all sentenced to life imprisonment D) Three of its leaders were executed
A) Luka Jukić B) Cvjetko Popović C) Muhamed Mehmedbašić D) Vaso Čubrilović
A) The Committee of Union and Progress B) The Black Hand C) Young Bosnia D) Narodna Odbrana
A) General Marijan Varešanin B) Archduke Franz Ferdinand C) Emperor Franz Joseph D) Count Slavko Cuvaj
A) Belgrade, Serbia. B) Užice, Serbia. C) Toulouse, France. D) Sarajevo, Bosnia.
A) Colonel Dragutin Dimitrijević. B) Vladimir Gacinović. C) Danilo Ilić. D) Major Vojislav Tankosić.
A) Cvjetko Popović B) Vaso Čubrilović C) Trifko Grabež D) Nedeljko Čabrinović
A) Mehmed Mehmedbašić B) Vaso Čubrilović C) Trifko Grabež D) Cvjetko Popović
A) At the beginning of spring B) In early autumn C) Shortly after Orthodox Easter D) During the summer
A) Nedeljko Čabrinović B) Ilić C) Milan Ciganović D) Major Tankosić
A) Browning Model 1910 B) Mauser Model 1910 C) FN Model 1910 D) Walther Model 1910
A) .380 ACP B) .9mm C) .45 ACP D) .22 LR
A) 31 May B) 30 May C) 28 May D) 29 May
A) Detective Ivan Vila B) Captain Ilić C) Sergeant Budivoj Grbić D) Captain Popović
A) Tuzla B) Šabac C) Loznica D) Zvornik
A) Loznica Island B) Isaković's Island C) Drina Island D) Sava Island
A) Captain Popović B) Sergeant Budivoj Grbić C) Captain Prvanović D) Detective Ivan Vila
A) Major Kosta Todorović B) Captain Prvanović C) Nikola Pašić D) Božidar Janković
A) Captain Prvanović B) Sergeant Budivoj Grbić C) Major Kosta Todorović D) Captain Popović
A) A Sarajevo police official B) A revenue sergeant C) A Serbian Border Guard D) A Narodna Odbrana agent
A) Sarajevo Police Detective Ivan Vila B) Captain Prvanović C) Captain Popović D) Sergeant Budivoj Grbić
A) Captain Prvanović B) Rade Malobabić C) Sergeant Budivoj Grbić D) Major Kosta Todorović
A) 29 June B) 27 June C) 28 June D) 30 June
A) A postcard B) A package C) A telegram D) A letter
A) Zagreb B) Belgrade C) Ilidža Spa D) Vienna
A) Vladimir Gaćinović B) General Michael von Appel C) Governor Oskar Potiorek D) Mehmedbašić
A) About 30 B) About 80 C) About 100 D) About 60
A) Latin Bridge B) Sarajevo Hospital C) Town Hall D) Appel Quay
A) She left the room B) She whispered into his ear C) She shouted at the mayor D) She gave a speech
A) Governor-General Oskar Potiorek B) Duchess Sophie C) Baron Rumerskirch D) Count Harrach
A) Hold a press conference B) Meet with local officials C) Visit the wounded at the hospital D) Return to the Town Hall
A) Baron Rumerskirch B) Duchess Sophie C) Count Harrach D) Governor-General Oskar Potiorek
A) Baron Rumerskirch B) Duchess Sophie C) Count Harrach D) Erik von Merizzi
A) The car accelerated forward B) The brakes failed C) The car veered off the road D) The engine stalled
A) "I am sorry." B) "Sophie, Sophie! Don't die! Live for our children!" C) "I am dying." D) "Long live the Empire!"
A) 11:30 a.m. B) 12:00 p.m. C) 10:00 a.m. D) 1:00 p.m.
A) The Sarajevo Diary B) The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand C) The Fall of an Empire D) Twelve Fingers
A) Battleship Potemkin B) HMS Dreadnought C) SMS Viribus Unitis D) USS Maine
A) Lifelong enemy B) Close friend C) Military ally D) Cousin
A) Illness B) Security concerns C) Political disagreements D) Travel restrictions
A) Trieste Cathedral B) Imperial Crypt C) Vienna Central Cemetery D) Artstetten Castle
A) Placed higher than her husband's B) Positioned at the same level C) Slanted down from her husband's D) Placed in a separate room
A) A crown B) Gloves C) A bouquet of flowers D) A military medal
A) The immediate imperial family B) The local clergy C) Most foreign royalty D) The officer corps
A) Life imprisonment B) 10 years imprisonment C) Death penalty D) 20 years imprisonment
A) In Vienna B) In Geneva C) In Belgrade D) On the French-controlled Salonica front
A) Eight B) Nine C) Ten D) Seven
A) Four B) Three C) One D) Two
A) Apis B) Stojan Protić C) Colonel Petar Živković D) Regent Alexander
A) Stojan Protić B) Colonel Petar Živković C) Apis D) Vojislav Tankosić
A) Ljubomir Jovanović B) Milenko Vesnić C) Miroslav Spalajković D) Colonel Lešjanin
A) 1924 B) 1914 C) 1920 D) 1918
A) Assistant Military Attaché Alexander Werchovsky B) Milan Ciganović C) Apis D) Sergey Sazonov
A) Constanza B) St. Petersburg C) Vienna D) Bucharest
A) Completely accepted B) Partially accepted C) Ignored completely D) Rejected outright
A) Erroneously reported as a substantial skirmish B) Accurately reported as a minor incident C) Reported as a successful negotiation D) Not reported at all
A) Italy B) Germany C) France D) Russia
A) They boycotted the commemorations. B) They ignored the commemorations. C) They actively participated in the commemorations. D) They organized the commemorations. |