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Archduke Franz Ferdinand and the Era of Assassination: Romantic music (c 1830 to c 1900) sitcoms have often paved theCould the event that triggered the `war to end all wars' have been prevented? The shot that killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand long considered the catalyst for the outbreak of the First World War is often described as the `shot heard around the world'. Far less widely known is the fact that the Archduke may have owned, but on that fateful day did not wear, a silk bulletproof vest created by Polish priest turned inventor Casimir Zeglen. Applying