One man, this man, is responsible for spurring almost all military

It would have happened anyway, he's only famous for being a flaming autist

Nah, most all of those innovations were already being worked on. What he did was cause the cancellation of many experimental projects in favor of pumping out already proven arms.

Also this >>29911201

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>>29911185
>>29911185

>implying it wasn't more Conrad Von hotzendorf than gavrillo who started WW1


Come on m8 do you even watch the Great War

>>29911185
So Shia Labeouf was responsible for all this?

You know, after all the shit he's done, I wouldn't put it past him.

Princip was simply the straw that broke the camel's back, OP.

There were a lot of different factors leading up to WW1, the most significant being militarization/arms races and the creation of alliances that were SUPPOSED to act as a deterrent but instead plunged Europe into WW1.

>>29911254
>a lot of different factors
this. he was just the excuse they used to go to war. if it wasnt him it would have been something else

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>>29911747

If you want to be technical, according to cracked.com it's not Gavrilo...

It was a sandwich. His first attempt failed, so he went to a place he heard makes good sandwiches... And the dukes motorcade drove right by where he was eating.

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>>29911185
you should read "July 1914: Countdown to War"
by Sean McMeekin

>>29911792
Also, "The Sleepwalkers: How Europe Went to War in 1914" by Christopher Clark and "1913: In Search of the World Before the Great War" by Charles Emerson. Basically, war wasn't inevitable after Franz Ferdinand was shot. It probably didn't become inevitable until the Russian "partial" mobilization.

>>29911248
He didn't let his dreams just be dreams. Neither has ISIS.