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Franz Ferdinand Assassination Place

Posted in May 30th, 2006

by cd in Museums, Travel & Tourism, Audio/Photos/Videos

Next to it is the museum of the 1914 assassination.

Now we’re inside the museum.

The museum is very tiny, about the size of a studio. Entrance fee shouldn’t be no more than 3 Km.

The gun used to kill him.

One crazy friend of mine.

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Sarajevo Online Travel Guide » Blog Archive » Outbreak WWI 1914 said,

in February 28th, 2007 at 10:37 am

[…] I think Sarajevo was mentioned somewhere in my history text book when I learned about WWI in high school, but soon forgot . Well, who can remember historical facts. A local Bosnian, my colleague, reminded me of this fact my first day in Sarajevo when we walked along the Latin bridge near Bistrik Medresa, across from the assassination place.. It was named Princip after the assassin and changed to Latin after the Yugoslavian war. Well, this makes every single sense. In a city with a majority Bosniaks, why should a name of a nationalist Serb exist? […]