What is that all about..?
On June 28, 1914 a single shot from a young student named Garvilo Princip started an event, which shaped the world to what it is today. The two shots gave Austria an excuse that led to the event, which was called "the war to end all wars" (or the First World War) but its result was contrary. Instead of ending all wars, it laid the foundation for the Second World War, the Soviet Union, the Middle East wars, the Israel-Palestine conflict. Although the reasons of why the war had started are still often debatable and the two bullets that killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand, his wife Sophie and their unborn child, could be seen as the trigger with a too obvious outcome. However, the most important event since the Napoleon (or maybe even since Constantine the Great who may be seen as the biggest influence for the spread of Christianity) and the industrial revolution is now being out-shadowed by the Second World War. There were many fronts of the First World War: Galipoli, Africa, ...