July Crisis of 1914

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The July Crisis of 1914 was the month-long diplomatic standoff following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand that escalated tensions among European powers and ultimately triggered the outbreak of World War I.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf diplomatic crisis
historical event
international crisis
follows assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
hasCause assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
hasContext Balkan tensions
imperial rivalries
militarism in Europe
nationalism in the Balkans
pre–World War I alliance system
hasDuration about one month
hasEndDate 1914-08-04
hasFieldOfStudy diplomatic history
international relations
military history
hasKeyEvent Austro-Hungarian declaration of war on Serbia
July Crisis of 1914 self-linksurface differs
surface form: Austro-Hungarian ultimatum to Serbia

British declaration of war on Germany
German declaration of war on France
German declaration of war on Russia
Battle of Liège
surface form: German invasion of Belgium

German ultimata to Russia and France
Russian mobilization
Serbian reply to Austro-Hungarian ultimatum
hasLocation Europe
hasOutcome collapse of peace system in Europe
general European war
hasParticipantRole Austria-Hungary as aggressor against Serbia
France as ally of Russia
Germany as ally of Austria-Hungary
Russia as protector of Serbia
United Kingdom as guarantor of Belgian neutrality
hasStartDate 1914-06-28
involves Austro-Hungarian Empire
surface form: Austria-Hungary

France
Germany
Italy
Ottoman Empire
Russia
Serbia
Triple Alliance (1882)
surface form: Triple Alliance

Triple Entente
United Kingdom
isAlsoKnownAs July Crisis of 1914
surface form: July Crisis
isCharacterizedBy escalation of localized conflict into world war
military mobilizations
miscalculation among great powers
ultimatum diplomacy
leadsTo World War I
surface form: First World War
occursInPeriod Belle Époque
surface form: Belle Époque (late phase)

early 20th century
resultsIn outbreak of World War I

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Wilhelm II, German Emperor associatedWithEvent July Crisis of 1914
Triple Entente relatedEvent July Crisis of 1914
Second Moroccan Crisis followedBy July Crisis of 1914
July Crisis of 1914 hasKeyEvent July Crisis of 1914 self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Austro-Hungarian ultimatum to Serbia
July Crisis of 1914 isAlsoKnownAs July Crisis of 1914
this entity surface form: July Crisis
Dual Alliance inForceDuring July Crisis of 1914
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand immediateConsequence July Crisis of 1914
this entity surface form: July Crisis
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand partOf July Crisis of 1914
this entity surface form: July Crisis
Al-Hilal (Urdu weekly) coveredEvent July Crisis of 1914
this entity surface form: World War I (prelude)
Austro-Hungarian Empire triggeredEvent July Crisis of 1914
The European Anarchy influencedBy July Crisis of 1914
this entity surface form: outbreak of World War I
Bosnian Crisis followedBy July Crisis of 1914
Panic of 1914 triggeredBy July Crisis of 1914
Baron von Berchtold participatedIn July Crisis of 1914
subject surface form: Leopold Berchtold
this entity surface form: July Crisis
Wilhelmine era significantEvent July Crisis of 1914