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WHO'S WHO (WWI) (Part I)

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Who were the main military leaders, political leaders, monarchas and pacifists during the WWI?

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Who were the main military leaders, political leaders, monarchas and pacifists during the WWI?

by Javier Ramón Núñez
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Austrian archduke, the nephew of Austro-Hungarian emperor Franz Josef

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Became heir to the Austrian throne, following the suicide of Prince Rudolf (Franz Joseph’s only son)

He was an excellent candidate for a constitutional monarch: he was intelligent, realistic, well-travelled and much less conservative than his ageing uncle

He could also be stubborn, a quality made apparent by his determination to marry the commoner Sophie Chotek

As heir to the Austrian throne he took an active interest in both foreign affairs and military matters

He was on friendly terms with German ruler Wilhelm II, the two often meeting to discuss military and naval developments

The British press unfairly painted him as a dangerous radical or a puppet of the Kaiser

While on an official visit to the Bosnian capital Sarajevo in June 1914, he and his wife were gunned down in their car by a teenaged Serbian student

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