Of course, you had a very contradictory web of interlocking alliances that countries stuck to and that led to World War I.
But really, I think people would appreciate that it was around 1899, when Germany's industrial capacity surpassed that of Great Britain, that World War I became inevitable.
But it was the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand in Sarajevo that was the spark from which World War I took off. So the Black Hand conspiracy and all of this were all part of what we saw.
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