The book "The Murder that Unleashed the War" again draws the reader to the events of 1914, when two bullets fired by Serbian nationalist Gavrilo Princip in Sarajevo claimed the lives of Franz Ferdinand Sofia Hotek. A whole century has passed since that fateful day. What other event, seemingly accidental, has affected our modernity so much over the past century? These two bullets not only ended the lives of Franz Ferdinand Sofia: they were the catalyst for the world war and all the horrors that followed with it. If there were no Sarajevo, would the Russian Revolution, World War II and the Cold War have happened?