Albertini THE ORIGINS OF THE WAR 1914 p106-120
III. THE SHARE OF RESPONSIBILITY BORNE BY BELGRADE AND VIENNA..

1. Ljuba Jovanovic’s disclosure that the Serbian Government had foreknowledge of the plot; Pasic’s tardy denials (p. 89).
2. Who was telling the truth, L. Jovanovic or Pasic (p. 94)?
3. Evidence as to information on the plot possessed by the Serbian Government and as to its having warned Vienna (p. 98).
4. The Serbian Minister to Vienna carries out badly the instructions gi ven him by Pasic (p. 101).
5. Why Jovan Jovanovic and Pasic took no effective action: the Oberdan precedent (p. 106). 6. The shadow of Dimitrievic; the Belgrade Government obstructs the search for the truth (p. 109).
7. The Austro-Hungarian authorities’ neglect of all precautions at Sarajevo (p. in).
8. The sense of relief in Austro-Hungarian political circles at the news of the Archduke’s death; the disgraceful arrangements for the funeral of the Archduke and his consort (p. 115).

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