Sue Woolmans
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 29 Mar
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He's arrested.
They've got Kibrilovic as well.
And then they start trying to hunt down all the rest of them.
They got all the terrorists within a couple of days, really.
But there were immediate reactions sort of within the empire.
Within Bosnia-Herzegovina itself, there were anti-Serb riots, very violent anti-Serb riots.
About a thousand properties, churches, homes, shops were wrecked.
Three Serbs were killed on the first night.
They found documents that proved that it was the Serbian bombs, Serbian bullets.
Serbia was unofficially responsible for the death of Franz Ferdinand.
And Austria wanted Serbia to pay for that.
So Austria decided that it would send a list of demands that it wanted Serbia to agree to.
Edward Gray, who was the foreign secretary in Britain at the time, he said it was the most formidable document he had ever seen addressed by one state to another.
And it took the Austrians about three weeks to actually send this to the Serbians.
It didn't get to them till the 23rd of July, and there were 10 demands, and they had to basically reply by the 25th of July.
So that's 36 hours.
And the Serbians did reply in three days' time.
A document that was clever, evasive, but not much in the way of capitulation.
The Kaiser in Germany read the Serbian answer and thought, that's fine, that's good enough, that'll do.
The Austrians didn't like it at all.
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