Monday, June 30, 2014

Tuesday, June 30, 1914. Fighting in Morocco, questions in Europe.

French troops and Zayanes fought a major battle in Morocco, with the French losing 17 dead and 77 wounded and the Zayanes 140 dead.

While the French were fighting in Morocco, German Undersecretary of State Arthur Zimmermann, who would later be associated with a series of really bad ideas, addressed requests by Austro-Hungaria and Germany for investigation into the Archduke's assassination which were rejected by Serbia.

The U.S. sold the USS Mississippi and USS Idaho to Greece.

Veteran Alberta was established.


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Monday, June 29, 1914. Turmoil in Sarajevo.

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