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L’attentato di Sarajevo – Ricostruzione degli eventi

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L’attentato di Sarajevo – Ricostruzione degli eventi

  1. PROLOGO
Il luogo dell'attentato a Sarajevo dal Ponte Latino nel 1914
Il luogo dell’attentato a Sarajevo dal Ponte Latino nel 1914

2. PAN-SLAVISMO

Una foto di tre dei cospiratori a Belgrado agli inizi del 1914: Grabez, Djuro
Una foto di tre dei cospiratori a Belgrado agli inizi del 1914: Grabez, Djuro

3. GAVRILO PRINCIC

Gavrilo Princip
Gavrilo Princip

4. LA LOGISTICA DELL’OPERAZIONE

5. CRNA RUKA – MANO NERA

Colonello Dragutin Dimitrijevitch (alias Apis), il capo dell'intelligence militare serba
Colonello Dragutin Dimitrijevitch (alias Apis), il capo dell’intelligence militare serba

6. IL TRAGITTO DELLE ARMI

On May 28, 1914, Princip, Grabez and Cabrinovic started out
from Belgrade, with four guns and six bombs hidden about
their persons, on their journey to smuggle the weapons into
Bosnia and on into Sarajevo. During their nine-day trek — by
riverboat, on foot, via horse and cart and by train — they
received aid from various people, among them Serb border
officers who helped them across the frontier, peasants who
guided them along the way, and covert agents of the Narodna
Odbrana Serb cultural association. From the second day
onwards, as the other two considered him a security risk,
Cabrinovic travelled alone and without weapons from Loznica
to Tuzla, where they joined up again on June 4.

7. IL SECONDO TRIO DI ASSASSINI

Danilo Ilic, 23. An old friend of Gavrilo
Princip, he was also the leader of the
Black Hand cell in Sarajevo and the chief
local organiser of the murder plot.

8. L’ARCIDUCA FERDINANDO ARRIVA IN BOSNIA

Franz Ferdinand travelled to Sarajevo by a different route from his wife, the first stage being aboard the battleship Viribus Unitis from Trieste in Slovenia to Metkovic in Croatia. From there he took the train into Bosnia. Here he arrives at Ilidza station on June 25.
Franz Ferdinand travelled to Sarajevo
by a different route from his wife,
the first stage being aboard the battleship
Viribus Unitis from Trieste in Slovenia
to Metkovic in Croatia. From there he
took the train into Bosnia. Here he
arrives at Ilidza station on June 25.

9. IL GIORNO DELL’ATTENTATO

10. IL FUNERALE

11. RICERCA DEI COMPLICI E FIANCHEGGIATORI

12. IL PROCESSO

13. IL DESTINO DEI COSPIRATORI

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