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Apr 24, 2016
The Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
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The last panel was remade and the page was updated. The previous version was historically inaccurate. The windows tax was not established by the ancien regime. Intead, it was a tax introduced by the Directory. I would like to thank "bravo1102" for pointing this out and I would also like to apologize to our readers. It is very important to us that our story is historically accurate as the subject matter is not one that can be taken lightly.
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On the 28th of June, 1914 a blend of happenstance and behind-the-scenes-plotting led to the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. This event was destined to alter the course of history and eventually lead to World War 1.The plot blends history with fiction and it spans different time periods.
The two main characters are Du’an Stahl and Eőrsike Lato. The former is an acclaimed writer for London-based history journal “The Chronicler”. Eőrsike is a young unemployed girl who revisits her grandmother’s village, Csor, in Hungary, one week after her grandmother passed away.
Art: Anna Borodina & Oksana Fedorova
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The two main characters are Du’an Stahl and Eőrsike Lato. The former is an acclaimed writer for London-based history journal “The Chronicler”. Eőrsike is a young unemployed girl who revisits her grandmother’s village, Csor, in Hungary, one week after her grandmother passed away.
Art: Anna Borodina & Oksana Fedorova
Story: Dimitris Manos
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