Sarajevo 1914: Sparking the First World War

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Contents
Illustrations
Contributors
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Introduction: The Southern Slav Question
Part I: Tinder and spark
	Chapter 2: Franz Ferdinand: Power and image
	Chapter 3: Great expectations: The Habsburg heir apparent and the Southern Slavs
	Chapter 4: Noblesse oblige: The outlook of the Croatian aristocracy on the eve of the First World War
	Chapter 5: Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian-Serbo-Croatian: Friction over language terminology in pre-war Bosnia-Herzegovina
	Chapter 6: Mlada Bosna: The educational and cultural context
Part II: International blaze
	Chapter 7: Why did nobody control Apis? Serbian military intelligence and the Sarajevo assassination
	Chapter 8: Why fight a Third Balkan War? The Habsburg mindset in 1914
	Chapter 9: ‘Six powers appalled by war’: The July crisis and the limits of crisis management
	Chapter 10: The British elite and the Sarajevo assassinations
Part III: Regional blaze
	Chapter 11: Between Budapest and Belgrade: The road to pragmatism and treason in 1914 Croatia
	Chapter 12: The outbreak of war in Habsburg Trieste
	Chapter 13: The inner enemy in wartime: The Habsburg state and the Serb citizens of Bosnia-Herzegovina, 1913–18
	Chapter 14: Remembering Franz Ferdinand and Sarajevo in interwar Czechoslovakia
Selected Further Reading
Index