If we pay close attention to the last three paragraphs we can come to the conclusion that the war was certainly inevitable. I have now proven that was unavoidable. The only argument against my statement could be that the war might have been postponed, but never stopped. The French resentment from the Franco Prussian war was overwhelming, the alliances were too powerful and the Habsburg heir line was about to disappear and the empire with it. If someone still wants to doubt my facts, I must tell you; the only way to stop the war could have been if some kind of European Union would have been created between all empires in the continent in order to form one gigantic powerful. Other than that I rest my case.

Another issue was the potential death of the Habsburg empire due to the murders of emperor Franz Joseph’s son and wife. The last Habsburg liable to rule the Austro-Hungarian empire was Archduke Francis Ferdinand, the king’s nephew. His death would mean the destruction of one of the major empires in Europe over the last 500 years. This potential collapse would cause a chain reaction that would not only destroy the nations in central and eastern Europe, but would also inevitably result in World War I.

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