World War I

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On 28th June 1914, the heir to the Austrian throne, Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, Sophie, were assassinated at Sarajevo, Bosnia in the Austria/ Hungarian province. The assassin was a Serbian nationalist called Gavrilo Princip. What followed was a chain of events which inevitably led to the First World War...

Can you change the course of history?

Platform :	BBC Micro
Format :	5.25" Floppy Disk
Publisher :	Argus Press Software
Authors :	Argus Press Software
Date :	1987
Product Code :	5013248000225

Other Software by Argus Press Software:

Item	Manufacturer	Platform	Format	Date
Savage Pond	Argus Press Software Group	Acorn Electron	Cassette	1984
Clever Clogs - The Music Tutor	Argus Press Software	BBC Micro	Cassette	1984
Victape Computing Issue 6	Argus Press Software	Commodore VIC 20	Cassette	1984
16/48 Tape 17	Argus Press Software	ZX Spectrum	Cassette	1984
Clever Clogs Star Trucker	Argus Press Software	BBC Model B	Cassette	1 Jan 1984
World War I	Argus Press Software	BBC Micro	5.25" Floppy Disk	1987
The Hunt for Red October	Argus Press Software Group	ZX Spectrum	Cassette	1988

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