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3 years ago

Which conditions did Austria demand of Serbia after the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand? Check all that apply.

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The correct answer would be "suppressing anti-Austrian groups and publications".

However, while Austria did not demand that Serbia "accept responsibility for the assassination" of the archduke, they did demand the Serbia accept an inquiry on the matter, despite the fact that they were already conducting an internal investigation. Serbia did not accept this condition.

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