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- On June 28, 1914 leading up to World War I, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, and his wife his Sophie were assassinated in Sarajevo.
- News of the killing appeared in New Zealand's media on June 30, with headlines saying the incident. The evening Post called the killings a politically motivated crime.
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- The New Zealand Herald of 3 July ran a story focusing on the personal tragedy of the "Three orphan children", who 'broke into convulsive weeping' when got told their parents had died.
- The assassin -Gavrilo Princip- was a member of the Bosnian Serb nationalist group that wanted to unite territories with ethnic Serbs under Serbian control.
- Austria-Hungary believed that the Serbian government had helped the Princip's group, Austria-Hungary issued a strong demand.
- On July 28, Austria-Hungary continued to declare war on Serbia, triggering a chain reaction of military mobilization prompted by the European allied system. Russia and France were at war with Germany and Austria-Hungary .
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