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If you are looking for the rock band
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Archduke
Francis Ferdinand is Assassinated:
1914
- from WebChron: The Web Chronology
Project. Archduke
Franz
Ferdinand
- biographical information on the
Archduke whose assassination kicked off
WWI. Franz
Ferdinand
- brief biography of the
Archduke. History
House: The Assassination of Archduke
Franz Ferdinand Sarajevo,
June 28,
1914
- concerning the assassination of
Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Thumbnail
Bio: Archduke Franz
Ferdinand
- from Trenches on the Web. Trenches
on the Web - Assassination in
Sarajevo
- read about the assassination that
brought hostilities to a head.
"The
History Guy" is a Registered Trademark. Contact
the webmaster Lee,
R. "The History Guy: Archduke Franz Ferdinand
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Biofiles
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pages of people who impacted the United
States and American
history. President
Gerald R.
Ford--the
38th President of the United
States--New General
George
Patton--Famed
American army general of World War
Two--New The
Rolling
Stones--Famous
British rock band known as "The World's
Greatest Rock 'n Roll
Band."--New Ariel
Sharon-Israeli
military leader and Prime
Minister.--New General
Robert E.
Lee--
The commanding general for the South in
the American Civil
War.--New Cindy
Sheehan--The
mother of Casey Sheehan. Her son's death
led her to begin an anti-war demonstration
outside of President Bush's ranch in the
summer of 2005. Casey
Sheehan--U.S.
Army soldier who died in the Iraq War. His
death caused his mother, Cindy Sheehan, to
launch an anti-war demonstration which
gained nation-wide attention. Tom
DeLay--House
Majority Leader and conservative
Republican. Currently under indictment in
Texas and, for now, the former Majority
Leader. The
Reverend Billy
Graham--Religious
cultural icon and spiritual advisor to
every American president since Dwight
Eisenhower. Britney
Spears-
Pop music icon, singer, actress, and
star. Johnny
Cochran--American
attorney who gained fame representing O.J.
Simpson in his infamous 1995
trial. John
D.
Negroponte--American
diplomat chosen to serve as the first
National Intelligence Director. L.
Paul
Bremer--American
diplomat who served as head of the head of
the Coalition Provisional Authority in
Iraq from 2003 to 2004. Julius
Schwartz--Science
Fiction and comic book editor . Dr.
Benjamin
Rush--
Signer of the Declaration of Independence,
member of the Constitutional Convention,
noted physician and ardent supporter for
the abolition of slavery. Thomas
Nast-American
political cartoonist. General
George Armstrong
Custer--
Famous American Cavalry officer who died
at the Battle of the Little Bighorn in
1876. Timothy
McVeigh--Domestic
American terrorist responsible for the
Oklahoma City Bombing in 1995. William
Howard
Taft-President
of the United States and later Chief
Justice of the U.S. Supreme
Court. Lorenzo
de Zavala--First
Vice-President of the Republic of
Texas. Maria
Shriver--Former
award-winning television journalist,
best-selling author, current First Lady of
California, niece to President John F.
Kennedy, and daughter of Vice-Presidential
candidate Sargent Shriver.
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