[Radetzkymarsch: DVD video] Kaiser Franz Joseph I visits East Galicia near the Russian border

[@kennethduckworth7111]

The majority of the Austrian forces (not Hungarian) consisted of Slavs - Poles, Czechs, Slovenes, etc and true army developed a language called Army Slavic to facilitate communication. I had a great uncle who was a corporal in the Austrian cavalry. Our family are Poles from Eastern Galicia.

[@kennethduckworth7111]

I highly recommend the novel on which this series is based along with the short stories of Joseph Roth.

[@jameskrych7767]

My Great Grandfather fought for Austria-Hungary and my grandmother's birth certificate lists Austria-Hungary even though she was born in 1919.

[@tompabompa]

Thats really interesting! Never heard that. Fascinating how languages can develop “by themselves”. Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@ekesandras1481]

The Hungarian part of the Army was also multi-ethnic and multi-lingual: Hungarians, Schwabians, Romanians, Croatians, Serbians, Hungarian Jews, Gypsies, Armenians, Ukrainians (from today's Transkarpatia, that was Hungary back than) ...

[@Adalmatian]

My great great grandfather fought for the Austro-Hungarian amry in Italy. My family are Croats

[@mils5000]

Franz Joseph had a lot of misfortune in his family. The brother was executed in Mexico, the heir committed suicide in Mayerling, the wife was stabbed and killed in Geneva, the other heir shot in Sarajevo, a more distant relative disappeared at sea.

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

who was the dude that dissapeared?

[@mils5000]

@@AbrahamLincoln4 Archduke Johann Salvator of Austria disappeared with his ship at Cape Horn in 1890.

[@chrisgrech7992]

he lost his eldest daughter too as a child.

[@sabine4759]

@@chrisgrech7992 His servant "Ketterl" was telling some funny stories in his book. Franz-Joseph used really to complain about the "ceromonies" and it was stressy for him getting dressed! He was also a prisoner of the system!

[@eintopf3195]

Infanterist Schweik! Ich melde gehorsam!

[@marcosjosedefranca7485]

Antes de virem para o Brasil em 1922, meus antepassados viviam no império austro-hungaro. Meu bisavô lutou nessa guerra. Esse vídeo é para mim como uma jóia por retratar o imperador Fraz Josef em seus momentos íntimos e com seu povo. Eu tenho uma boa impressão dele e acredito que foi um bom homem.

[@ransha23]

Old Galicia, the Austrians protected the Poles from the Russians, the Ukrainians from the Poles, and the Jews from Poles and Ukrainians.

[@KR72534]

True. I am Jewish and my grandfather said that Franz Josef was a good man. He was from eastern Galicia.

[@Mr.Radekk]

You know, The austrians were the best partitioner of Poland after 1848, unlike for example russians or prussians. For example Polish culture was growing in galicia, while russians and prussians assimilated and opressed Polish people. The only problem is that galicia was sunk in poverty, unlike parts of poland where there was less freedom.

[@ВасилийВасильев-с9ж]

@@Mr.Radekk yes, and the Polish aristocracy bears a significant part of the blame for that. The region couldn't develop until they were removed from there.

[@Mr.Radekk]

@@ВасилийВасильев-с9ж well, there is a significant seed of truth in what you said

[@Partizani192]

​@@ВасилийВасильев-с9жwell, perhaps what you said might be a little true, but you also have to take geographical and industrial reasons in mind. Galicia is a mountainous region where it's hard to start growing crops or open industrial factories because of the lack of resources in Galicia

[@adamfox1669]

Thank you for sharing great movies and clips all the time. I really appreciate it. Thanks

[@martinetti123]

Thx, too bad for this monarchy! Long live the Emperor!

[@thethirdfrenchempire1556]

Your profile picture is nice.

[@martinetti123]

@@thethirdfrenchempire1556 Communism in all its forms is today the greatest threat to the freedom of peoples and their citizens.

[@stefan71at98]

Good old days when dental drills had 45 turns/minute :-)

[@lvlc6023]

@@martinetti123 I agreed about the communist ideology. In another hand I also admire USSR for it's badass military power and might. We can recognize the powerful Russia in it.

[@loona_mew]

@@martinetti123 threats of freedom of the bourgeoisie you mean

[@NihilsineDeo1866.]

Was a great and good man of His People!!! Viribus Unitis!!!

[@mkoschier]

Died 20 years too late, that would have saved the Habsburger

[@gordonbergslien30]

My grandmother, who emigrated from the Empire to the U.S. in 1907, always spoke fondly of the royal family, particularly the beautiful Empress Elizabeth.

[@mkoschier]

@@gordonbergslien30 she was a buty but irrelevant her husband gave away as little as he could from his power only after having been defeated in a war. I did not realized the transformation need to preserve the monarchy. He forced his son into suicide and run the monarchy into WWI knowning the army was a mess

[@CaptainX100]

@@mkoschier Well, if England, France and Russia had not started the 1st World War, the Habsburgs would have remained in power and, moreover, humanity would have been spared the catastrophes of the 20th century.

[@fivizzano]

HAD NONE of the qualities that Francis II or Leopold II or the EXCELLENT, VERY CAPABLE Emperors had.... Franz Joseph was a bigot, a bully and instigated inter religious an INTER ETHNIC tensions... remember that aside Italian independence wars Hungary almost seceded AND ALMOST GOT INTO WAR AGAINST AUSTRIA by sheer desperation of his stifling "medieval" absolute monarchy rule... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_II,_Holy_Roman_Emperor He got into an unwinnable war against Prussia and got destroyed, got minced by France and Savoy in Italy as he was truly a violent dictator in those lands and was rightfully hated back... Franz Joseph, by all accounts, was a DISASTER ultimately causing the defeat and disintegration... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Austro-Hungarian_Compromise_of_1867

[@priestap]

He is the very model of a modern major general

[@71sd39]

i get it lmao

[@wojbla01]

As WW I started Austrian-Hungarian Armed Forces were one of the most modern forces in the world. Fortification masterpieces still to be admired throughtout Central Europe, Air Force with aircraft that in 1914 were eqpt with radios !! Excellent artillery, Porsche designed artillery tractors that saved Festung Krakau. Efficient intelligence services and code breaking department under Col Pokorny that broke the Muscovite codes.. Military installations that not only amaze today with its architectural beauty but were also designed with soldiers and army animals welfare in mind.

[@petergray7576]

You left out the parts labeled where the leadership was "competent" and "efficient". The A-H Army attacked a Serbian Army that had depleted its arsenal in the Balkan Wars, an army they outnumbered three to one, that they attacked in three consecutive offensives, and to whom they lost three consecutive times. This is army that had radios on their airplanes, and beautiful fortifications, but couldn't supply their army with sufficient food or even proper shoes during the Carpathian campaigns. The A-H Army was like a magnificent bauble, opulent and otherwise completely impractical.

[@MikeB071]

Skoda artillery.

[@zhouwu]

@@petergray7576 I'm shocked. You mean their army is mostly for display, not for practical deployment? That's it's a beautiful white elephant that looks great but is kinda useless except for propaganda purposes?

[@Matruchus]

Actually the Austro-Hungarian army was supposed to go through reorganization and modernization as it was planned by Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Sadly he got killed and WW1 started with the country not being prepared for war. Just having a huge number of troops doesn't matter if your military leadership and tactics are not good enough. For example nothing happened on the Italian front until Germans took the command of Austro-Hungarian army and tried the new Blitzkrieg tactic out and broke the Italian front which forced Italy to stop fighting for a time. Italy was only saved by allied troops that came down from France to save it.

[@wojbla01]

@@petergray7576 Would strongly suggest you read some Austrian or Hungarian or Slovenian or Polish sources on the topic?? Or even German from the Russian front (in Italy their Alpine troops had to be trained from the scratch by Austrians)

[@mead1353]

Das Besondere ist die Darstellung des Kaisers als Mensch. Das war zur Entstehung des Buches, 1930-32, immer noch ungewöhnlich und in manchen Kreisen fast Häresie. Dass das heute nahezu keinem Betrachter mehr als Besonderheit auffällt zeigt irgendwo auch, wie modern Joseph Roth eigentlich schon war.

[@Bernkastel100]

Die Szene ab Minute 4:13 wurde übrigens in Žatec (german: Saaz) in der Tschechischen Republik neben der Dekanatskirche St. Mariä Himmelfahrt auf dem Žižkovo náměstí gedreht. Bei Minute 4:48 fragt der Kaiser einen Jäger wie er heißt und woher er kommt. Dieser antwortet "Aus Saaz", also jener Ort, in dem diese Szene - und auch andere Szenen des wunderbaren Filmes - gedreht wurden.

[@Nippon131]

The chateau is called Kacina and you can find it in Czech Republic near town Kutna Hora.

[@takanaka3228]

Old Emperor Franz Joseph I. With his death, the Habsburg Empire was virtually over.

[@crazy71achmed]

Da kann man nix machen, fügte er hinzu, denn er war ein Österreicher. :D

[@r.j.lombardi111]

Er war auch ein Kroate und auch Magyar. Wir sind stolz auf ihm. :)

[@horstlohner1910]

Die Lage ist in Österreich oft ernst,aber nie Hoffnungslos!

[@crazy71achmed]

@@r.j.lombardi111 Vielleicht mußte deshalb sein Reich zerfallen: Weil er der einzige Österreicher war. ???

[@the.archers7]

​@@horstlohner1910hoffnungslos aber nie ernst würde ich sagen

[@chrisgrech7992]

For those blaming Franz Josef for WWI, sorry to say you have no idea. He was against the war, he had been refusing to go war for years. At 84years he wanted to end his days in peace. But the Sarajevo murder at the hands of serbian agents, changed things. He was under pressure from all sides, his people claimed for war, Germany pushed for war, The military wanted war. It was too much for an 84 year old man, but he tried till the very last to avoid it but had no option, the murder of his heir(whom he did not like) could not go unavenged especially after the demands made by Austria to Serbia had been rejected. If lets say Mexico was sending terrorists to kill the USA Vice President and managed to do so, do you thing that the President would not be forced to go to war?

[@Rocky-rw3ov]

German actually also doesn't wanted war

[@ВасилийВасильев-с9ж]

Russia started that war by intervening in a conflict that didn’t concern it, siding with terrorists and initiating mobilization. Interestingly, Tsar Nicholas met the same fate as Archduke Franz Ferdinand, whose killers he sought to protect.

[@ВасилийВасильев-с9ж]

@@Rocky-rw3ov but Russia did

[@alexandarvoncarsteinzarovi3723]

Neither he or the Kaiser, but others had far more grandiose ambitions,

[@alexandarvoncarsteinzarovi3723]

@@ВасилийВасильев-с9ж For the chance to have a port in Mediterranean Sea, oh you bet

[@cioseph7711]

pity monarchy end like that.

[@martinkukumberg1908]

Fantastisch.Ich warte lange zeit dieses film! Danke viel mals.

[@JoseMendoza-vh9oe]

My great-grandparents lived in Galizia and Bukowina and had to flee to Vienna in 1915 from the advancing Russians. My great-grandfather and one of his brothers-in-law fought for the Kaiser in WWI. Unfortunately, his medals didn't protect him in 1942 from being deported to Minsk and murdered there with his wife and youngest daughter

[@AnastasiaRomanov-w9x]

My grandparents were from Galicia in the Austro-Hungarian empire. But they were Ukrainians and were Ukrainian Greek Catholic.

[@ekesandras1481]

Die Grenze is wichtig, da brauch ma erstklassige Leut.

[@royalproductions8704]

I heard there's a statue of Franz Joseph in Ukraine, wich makes sence since Ukraine was part of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire.

[@ultonian63]

There’s definitely one in Czernowitz/Chernivtsi

[@johannschiestl2772]

Joseph Roth war ein ganz Großer !

[@jc71530]

Que pedazo emperador, que pedazo imperio❤

[@LS-oq3qh]

Austrian Empire was the protector of Central Europe. It's pity that Austrian Empire no longer exists.

[@tomalakis2483]

Up until 18th century, every monarchy in Europe was basically multinational. Spain, France, Britain managed to convince their folks they are just one. Austria didn't. There's your globalism in practice 300 years old.

[@samcane3494]

Josef Roth umgesetzt in Filmkunst

[@natus1]

Where can you watch the full movie

[@alexandarvoncarsteinzarovi3723]

WW I, as the end of the nations of Europe, as we know it, WW II just finished burying the casket, for all their issues and faults, Germans and Austrian-Hungarians never hoped for a war, but I know all too well, the British, French, Americans, Russians and Turks had their own reasons,

[@Swissswoosher]

Endlich mal ein Österreicher der Juden mag haha

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

Page 126 The result of the work done by the Committee of Five is the Red Cross we know today.

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

Page 126 It was founded by Henri Dunant (1828-1910) and his associates in Geneva, Switzerland, in 1863.

[@dechtickymiro]

Velicenstvo,keby ste potlaceli vpliv nacionalizmu a slovanom dal rovnake prava ,risa by prezila a nepoznali by sme ani vojnu

[@НиколайСидоров-е3ж]

Hello. Where can I watch this film in full in English or Russian? Is it possible to find torrents on it? Please help me. I would really like to translate this film into Russian. So that Russian-speaking people can get acquainted with the products of the Austrian cinema.

[@ГлебОнищук-щ8э]

Актер очень похож на кайзера! Удивительно!

[@ВасилийВасильев-с9ж]

I wonder where they could have found such a dirty street? In what kind of outskirts? All the main streets were well-paved, and I doubt the emperor would have been taken through back alleys.

[@raoulheinrichvonmerten4851]

String of pearls.

[@lorenztensione]

Tanta roba il Kaiser 🫡

[@josephchodkiewicz]

The war with Serbia was defensive for Austria-Hungary. After the brutal murder of King Alexander Obrenovic and his wife, the Serbian leadership became terrorist. The idea of ​​creating a "great Serbia" has captured the minds of the Serbian establishment. The Karageorgievichs of their klevrets supported the terrorists, sent them to Austria-Hungary. And behind Serbia was Russia. As a result, the insignificant Principle killed the most prominent political figure of the then Austria-Hungary Erzherzog Franz Ferdinand. I see historical justice in the fact that the so-called Yugoslavia was unable to enter the 21st century. "Serbien muss sterbien!" As they said in 1914. And rightly so!

[@wojbla01]

Possible role of the Russian ambassador to Belgrade and Muscovite "Ochrana" in Sarajevo murder..

[@josephchodkiewicz]

@@wojbla01 It is possible, although there is no direct evidence. But Russia's support made Serbia's behavior more brazen. Absolutely!

[@MikeB071]

Serbia was a terrorist state.

[@horstlohner1910]

I hope you can translate it.Gottes Mühlen mahlen langsam,aber sicher und fein!Gott schütze Österreich!

[@josephchodkiewicz]

@@horstlohner1910 Das ist richtig!

[@sdupont7136]

Francois Joseph empereur d'Autriche ! ! L' Autriche et les Habsbourg sont un grand point d'intérêt pour les Francais....ils ont donné 3 reines a la France, Anne mère de Louis XIV; Marie-Antoinette femme de Louis XVI et Marie-Louise épouse de Napoléon.....et Charles a voulu négocier avec Clemenceau par l'intermédiaire de ses beaux-frères Bourbon ........

[@kurkkamambusu4063]

i love our certain version of the german language. emporer: i am amused by the jews. are you also amused? servant: not obviously (i hope that translation fits it ...) the servant meant, he cant stand the jews lol

[@enricoburzacchi1089]

La frontiera è importante, abbiamo bisogno di uomini di prima classe :proprio di prima classe il capitano Wagner.

[@wholeNwon]

Young men blindly marching off to their deaths. For what?

[@sandozpop6017]

For the Trotsky and Lenin revolution.----------- למהפכת טרוצקי ולנין.

[@chrisgrech7992]

because Serbia caused a war by having a hand in the murder of the Archduke, when Austria made demands to serbia, they refused those demands and war was the only option.

[@paolopietropagnon8482]

💖🙏

[@fivizzano]

...and one last, tragic thing... had he not ruined the life of Prinz Rudolph - a charismatic, progressive and MODERN figure people LOVED - and essentially forced him into killing himself perhaps quite a few million people would NOT have died...

[@MikeB071]

WRONG. Rudolf was a self destructive, sexually diseased drug addict who shot a 17 year old girl through the head and then blew his own addled brains out. Emperor Franz Josef didn't destroy Rudolf, Rudolf destroyed himself.

[@Tripperchris]

@@MikeB071 If you visit the Greek island of Corfu, you may visit the summer palace, which she build as a memory of her son, Rudolph: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Achilleion_(Corfu)

[@ekesandras1481]

Crownprince Rudolf was like the Prince Charles of his time, talented and with some good ideas, but he was getting more and more bored for his turn to come to the throne because his father continued to live on without major health problems. And in this years of endless waiting, he picked up more and more bad habits, drinking, partying, he also catched some STDs. Also he maybe inherited some of the psychologic problems that haunted his mother's family. The Wittelsbachers had some gene for depression and mental instability in their line.

[@chrisgrech7992]

He did what? seriously? he did not ruined Rudolph's life by no means. If anything Francis Joseph did not take action to stop the downward spiral rudolph was taking his life into with his partying and excesses. Rudolph left a letter to his mother in which he told her "he was not worthy of his great father" and asking for his forgiveness. the idealistic image of Rudolph from movies and Tv series is far from Truth. Rudolph committed suicide not for political reasons!!

[@francisdec1615]

Rudolf had a very brutal upbringing. As a child he was awakened with gun shots and ice cold water poured over his face to make him "tough". No wonder he had mental problems.

[@liberty_and_justice67]

Given his record of military defeats, one would think Franz Josef would have hesitated declaring war on Serbia. Stupid move, but consistent with this monarch.

[@chrisgrech7992]

wrong, Franz Josef was against the war he told his ministers that breaking diplomatic relations did not mean war, but he was old, the pressures he was under from his own ministers and germany to declare war was too much for an 84year old. He was reassured that the war would be brief. Serbia was the one who provoked the war not Austria Hungary, they aided anti Austrian agents in Bosnia. Looking back at what Serbia has done in the 90's in Bosnia, Austria was 100% right Franz Josef kept at peace the empire for nearly 50 years, so what is consistent with this monarch? he was respected and loved by everyone, people in Europe called him "The old gentleman of Schonbrunn"

[@liberty_and_justice67]

@@chrisgrech7992 I would just point to the outcome resulting from initiating war against Serbia, whether that was a result of commission (actively pushed for war) or omission (just let war occur as he was old and tired), as proof of Franz Josef’s incompetence.

[@chrisgrech7992]

@@liberty_and_justice67 Until Francis Josef was alive the central powers were actually winning. It was the entry of the USA in the war that changed the course of the conflict. That happened after he was dead and was not because of Austria Hungary. Austria had no option but to declare war on Serbia since it was a terrorist attack by serbian agents that caused the death of the Archduke, no country could let such thing unpunished. Serbia could have avoided the war if it accepted the peaceful demands made by Austria, they left them no option. If some country sends agents to kill the Vice President of the USA and succeeds , that would be a declaration of War same thing happened back then.

[@thanhhoangnguyen4754]

@@liberty_and_justice67 You mean like every other leader people. Even Wilson 100% don't want to join the war yet the people and the cabinet keep pressing. Before that it was Napoleon III. He refused a war but the Parliament wanted a war even it was trap by Bismarck. Speaking of Bismarck that one another example. Wihelm I don't want any war with France even a war with Austria. But Bismarck keep pressing because of his view that all of Germany should be unites under Prussia leadership. Even threaten to kill himself if the king don't accept his demand. I felt more pity for these leaders because the elites people just wanted war for their own agenda then blamed their leader for the war. Especially if they lost.

[@AEIOU05]

He had two military defeats during his reign, he won 4 wars

[@ussrwrestling]

Интересно, снимали во Львове или нет??! ))))

[@ЕленаПетрова-в9н1х]

Нет это не Львов

[@meisterwue]

Keine gelungene Verfilmung.....2:27 belegt warum

[@enricoburzacchi1089]

È malato? Ce lo ha davanti Trotha, ma lo chiede al maggiore, alla sua sinistra. Chissà se Franz Joseph era davvero così, sul finire della sua vita.

[@ragomonkey]

long live Bismarck

[@petergray7576]

Comments: Franz Josef a great man! Me: Hey old man take a look at your war, its a lot like a catastrophe.

[@chrisgrech7992]

You have no idea, Franz Josef was against the war, but the pressures on the 84year old emperor from every direction was too much. Besides what did you expect? Serbia was behind the murder of the heir to the Throne and you expected the Austrians would do nothing. Did you expect them to thank them for killing the Archduke? Serbia wanted war, because Austria made demands they did not accept, demands that did not ask for territorial concessions or regime change, but to stop Anti Austrian Propaganda. The war with Serbia was meant to be a local one but Russia intervened when it had no reason to do so. At least Franz Josef died peacefully, the Russian Tsar can't say the same, seems destiny knew who was right and wrong.

[@Silvashoots]

Poles are not a people. Poland is merely a geographical entity.

[@mountainhobo]

Huh? This is clearly a nonsense. Where did you get that from?

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Mein Kampf..?

[@mountainhobo]

@@2msvalkyrie529 🤦‍♀ I see another teenager who never read Mein Kampf but comments on it.

[@abandonthis]

Your mother is merely a geographical entity

[@tasha1346]

2nd

[@jaymuzquiz2942]

What are the Dutchen doing at the White House acting like they own the place and what not! I find this offensivel

[@johannesnicolaas]

A bumbling old reactionary who lead Austria into the first World War. Big mistake.

[@revoltaiignoto3881]

Do you mean Gavrilo Princip?

[@kaletovhangar]

@@revoltaiignoto3881 Gavrilo didn't start the war, though.He assassinated archduke Ferdinand,but he wasn't responsible for Austro Hungarian leadership wanting war with Serbia for a very long time already before that.

[@josephchodkiewicz]

@@kaletovhangarThe war with Serbia was defensive for Austria-Hungary. After the brutal murder of King Alexander Obrenovic and his wife, the Serbian leadership became terrorist. The idea of ​​creating a "great Serbia" has captured the minds of the Serbian establishment. The Karageorgievichs of their klevoets supported the terrorists, sent them to Austria-Hungary. And behind Serbia was Russia. As a result, the insignificant Principle killed the most prominent political figure of the then Austria-Hungary Erzherzog Franz Ferdinand. I see historical justice in the fact that the so-called Yugoslavia was unable to enter the 21st century. "Serbien muss sterbien!" As they said in 1914. And rightly so!

[@kaletovhangar]

@@josephchodkiewicz You are an idiot.Serbian government was not responsible for assassination, Serbian prime minister Nikola Pašić even tryed to warn Austro Hungarian government of assassination because they found out by Dragutin Dimitrijević "Apis" (leader of Black hand,that terrorist organization you mentioned) that someone was asking for guns from them.Serbian government even ceded to most of demands of Austrian ultimatum, only directing one about Austrian police conducting their investigation through Serbia to international court (no sovereign nation would have accepted such an demand). Expansionist empire had it's excuse for war it wanted for long time.Ungratweful empire,to whom Serbs actually defended southern borders (Serbian Krajina in today's Croatia is remmant of it),treated them as 2nd class citizens and finally attacked Serbia because it wanted to remove obstacle to it's oriental expansion.Well it's a poetic justice such an oppressive police state didn't survive ww1.

[@josephchodkiewicz]

​@@kaletovhangar No, you're an idiot, because you don't know what you're saying. Or a scoundrel, if you know. The Serbian government decided little. In a terrorist state, everything was decided by a military clique. The "Black Hand", with the approval of the ruling elite, supplied terrorists with weapons, sent them to Austria-Hungary, incited irredentist sentiments. Russian historian T. M. Islamov: "In the historical literature, especially the Soviet-Russian, it is constantly mentioned about the aggressive plans of the Chief of the General Staff of Austria-Hungary, General Konrad von Hetzendorf, towards Serbia, but almost never about the same intentions on the part of Serbia. The fact that Konrad's crazy ideas about a preventive strike against Serbia and Italy were invariably rejected by the Foreign Minister Count L. Berchtold, the Archduke and the emperor himself is ignored. One of the few who clarified the issue was Yu. A. Pisarev, who sincerely loved the Serbs and other Yugoslavs, cannot be suspected of anti-Serbian sentiments. Referring to the situation in the Balkans after the Bucharest Peace of 1913, he directly points out that "the military circles of Serbia called for a campaign against Austria-Hungary." It should be noted that Serbia, the" victim " of the Austro-Hungarian aggression, whose behavior was largely determined by the confidence in the Russian cover, never intended to light a world fire: it also longed for a local war. But since it could not overcome its northern neighbor in order to "reunite" with the Bosnian and other Serbs of Austria-Hungary, it could not do anything on its own, then it was absolutely necessary to involve the Slavic colossus in its "small" war. Objectively, such a war was more necessary for it than for the Monarchy, only the military defeat of the latter opened up chances for the annexation of the lands of Hungary and Austria inhabited by Serbs, Croats, Slovenes to Serbia". The ungrateful are the Serbs. Thanks to the Habsburgs, the Turks were not able to finish off this wild people to the end in the 17th and 18th centuries, which I very much regret. But by the 21st century, the Serbian state had lost everything, even its historical territory - Kosovo. ))) There is a God!