File:Austro-Hungarian WWI killing of Serbs in Hercegovina.png

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English: Austro-Hungarian troops in Trebinje, killing civilian Serbs in the aftermath of the assassination of Franz Ferdinand.
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Source Auntie Mabel's war: an account of her part in the hostilities of 1914-18
Author From photograph collection of Zikmund Reach, Prague.

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