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File:1914-06-29 - Aftermath of attacks against Serbs in Sarajevo - Street photo 3.jpg

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English: Destroyed property of Serbs in Sarajevo, after the violence during 28-29 June 1914.

Note that the newspaper, where this image was found, mistakenly assumed that the image depicts the remains of Franz Ferdinand's motorcade after the assassination. However, this image is taken at another location.

As described by historians R. J. Donia and V. Dedijer in their respective books about Sarajevo, this was taken on June 29 and depicts the aftermath of the anti-Serb riots.
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Source Archive photo, copied from news article: http://www.blic.rs/Riznica/Istorije/453660/Ovako-je-izgledalo-Sarajevo-nakon-ubistva-Franca-Ferdinanda
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