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Gavrilo Princip died in 1918, 4 years after assassinating Archeduke Franz Ferdinand. Is there any historical accounts which indicates his attitude or emotions towards the far-reaching consequence of his action?

2508 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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We pretty all know how fucked the Earth would be if all trees and plant life disappeared. Now what would be some of the side-effects (good and negative) if the total opposite happened: literally every single inch of dry land on Earth was covered in plants and trees?

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In movies and video games, it seems to take only seconds for someone to be strangled to death, making it one of the perfect "silent takedowns". In real life, does it really only take that little amount of time, or does it take much, much longer?

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In Asia, it was very common to make medicine and medical wine out of body parts of tigers. Are there any actually scientifically-back medicinal properties with this medicine or is it more superstition?

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Gavrilo Princip died in 1918, 4 years after assassinating Archeduke Franz Ferdinand. Is there any historical accounts which indicates his attitude or emotions towards the far-reaching consequence of his action?	2508	AskHistorians
We pretty all know how fucked the Earth would be if all trees and plant life disappeared. Now what would be some of the side-effects (good and negative) if the total opposite happened: literally every single inch of dry land on Earth was covered in plants and trees?	1	askscience
In movies and video games, it seems to take only seconds for someone to be strangled to death, making it one of the perfect "silent takedowns". In real life, does it really only take that little amount of time, or does it take much, much longer?	1	askscience
In Asia, it was very common to make medicine and medical wine out of body parts of tigers. Are there any actually scientifically-back medicinal properties with this medicine or is it more superstition?	1	askscience