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Ferdinand's Assassinate Archduke Ferdinand
He was born in June or July 1894, the son of a postman. He went two school and the joined a group called the black hand. The was a nationalist movement favoring a union between Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia. He was one of three men to go assassinate archduke Ferdinand. He did do this mission and once he got back his leader told all three of them to kill themselves because he didn’t want them telling people about this. He was given poison and a gun. He drank the poison and he knew that he didn’t have very long to live.

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