H12250
Photograph H12250 First World War, 1914-1918A photograph of the telegram from the Austrian Foreign Minister, Count Berchtold, declaring war on Serbia on 23 July 1914. (Donor Imperial War Museum Q37365)
Neue Freie Presse Accession Number: EXDOC119
Description
ANNOUNCES ASSASSINATION OF AUSTRIAN ARCHDUKE AT SARAJEVO, SERBIA ON 3 JULY, 1914. OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF WAR BY GERMANY ON SERBIA, 28 JULY 1914.
Details
Accession Number
EXDOC119
Classification
Private Record
Object Type
Newspaper cutting
Measurement
Archived measurement
Date Made
1914
Whole/Part
Collection
Item Count
1
Access
Open
Copying Provisions
Status to be assessed
Copyright
Commonwealth of Australia copyright
Conflicts
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