What did Franz Ferdinand do to deserve it? What other significant

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>>1233341
imperialist oppressor, tyrant, autocrat

Tyrannicide is the greatest Heroic deed a man can achieve in his life

No one did like him, I guess.

>>1233341
Barely anyone liked him but he shouldn't have died, dude was gonna liberate Serbia anyways

He was a pretty unlikeable fella but he had good plans for europe, funny how the black hand fuck their own safe boat.
I wonder if anyone realized that mistake
btw what happened with the assassin, whatever his name was, last thing I heard was that he had to server time in a working camp.

While what >>1233349 said is true, he didn't deserve to die.

He might have even tried to federate the empire, even if that is a small step.

>>1233423
He died from tuberculosis.

Serbs were overzealous and fucked themselves over. F.F. was, for Austrian norms, very pro Serbian and open to cultural dialogue between subjects and to be subjects of the Austrian empire .

>>1233349
Caesar actually had the people's support. He was of the populares.

>>1233446
was the Black Hand really a representative of the common serb?

>>1233341
>>1233349


He had plans to give the Serbs and other peoples of the empire rights, hardly the acts of an oppressor.

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>>1235702
>muh benevolent oppressor

>>1235860
>Muh oppression
You're worse than I thought.

>>1233341
Nothing.
They literally couldn't have chosen a worse Austrian to kill.

It was literally an act of terrorism. He wasn't target particularly for what he thought or did; he was targeted for who he was. His rank and position as heir to the Habsburg throne was enough. He didnt "deserve" it (whatever that means) nor did he "deserve not to" die.