Sarajevo Page #4

Synopsis: On June 28, 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria is in Sarajevo with his wife, Sophie. While through the city by car, they are victims of an attack and die. This is the trigger of the First World War.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Year:
2014
98 min
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Why should we speak German?

- Because it's our language.

Really? I fear Austria-Hungary

isn't my homeland anymore.

A homeland is where you're comfortable.

- Are you confortable here?

If you have no ambitions, perhaps

if you want to serve.

Many people don't want to.

They're fighting back.

Injuring the innocent?

Women, children?

No one mourns heir apparent,

not even in Vienna.

It's grounds to attack Serbia and

whoever else they want to be rid of.

Did you get your car back?

No.

The file says you put it at his

disposal. Is that so?

Along with your driver?

- We don't have one, my father drives.

So you were sitting behind the wheel?

A Serb, in the convoy of the heir

apparent? Of course not.

Who was driving then?

- Why?

Merizzi's car was damaged after the

first attack, your car was in the lead.

I want to know who gave directions

to the driver.

I don't know, someone from here.

Our servant will give you the name.

Potiorek, the ambitious Carinthian,

wants to deploy the troops.

And Fiedler, your boss purchased

shares in Turkish railways.

They need Serbia to lay track

to Baghdad.

For raw materials, for big money.

Don't blame him, he's embittered

and has tremendous pains in his stomach.

Do you want to wait for the name of

the driver here or in the garden?

In the garden, please.

What did your father mean

about the railroad?

The railway from Berlin to Baghdad.

- What's wrong with that?

Some gentlemen in Berlin will become

very rich:
Krupp, Henschel, Holzmann.

And then Germany can control

Asia Minor with its troops.

The line runs through friendly

countries, towards a kingdom here.

Serbia.

Austria gets Serbia, Wilhelm gets

his railway, and Fiedler gets even richer.

And annoying Serbia will no longer exist.

Shall we sit down?

How old is Franz Joseph now? 83?

- 84.

He will die soon. Franz Ferdinand

would have become emperor.

He wanted to give the Slavs more rights.

They killed two birds with one stone.

Their opponent's dead, and the

murder is the excuse for the war.

It's not that simple.

Europe is a stack of swords

overlapping each other like a jackstraw.

Pull one out, and the rest move.

- But when they move.

Moltke and Von Htzendorf have been

waiting for that for years.

Do you smoke?

- No.

That's right.

You follow orders.

Are you leaving?

- We're preparing.

For the worst.

Franz Ofner. That's the name of

the driver.

I have to go. They're expecting me.

I'll show you out.

Good morning.

Has abrinovi's father been

arrested?

Here, please.

Can you figure out where this guy lives?

- Franz Ofner?

He allegedly drove one of the cars

in convoy.

Princip rented a room from Danilo Illi.

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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