archduke franz ferdinand of austria was assassinated during a visit to sarajevo in bosnia.
archduke franz ferdinand of austria was assassinated during a visit to sarajevo in bosnia.
who was assassinated during a visit to sarajevo in bosnia?
archduke franz ferdinand of austria
sarajevo (disambiguation)









































sarajevo may refer to:









































bullet::::- sarajevo, capital and largest city of bosnia and herzegovina









































bullet::::- istočno sarajevo, city of bosnia and herzegovina









































bullet::::- assassination of archduke franz ferdinand of austria, an assassination placed in "sarajevo" leading to world war i









































section::::film.









































bullet::::- "sarajevo" (1940 french film), a 1940 french film directed by max ophüls









































bullet::::- "sarajevo" (1940 hungarian film), a hungarian film directed by ákos ráthonyi









































bullet::::- "sarajevo" (1955 film), an austrian film directed by fritz kortner









































bullet::::- "welcome to sarajevo", a 1997 british film directed by michael winterbottom
sarajevo (disambiguation)
fk sarajevo, under the name "torpedo", played its first match on 3 november 1946 against bratstvo travnik, winning 6–0. the club's first yugoslav first league tie was a 2–2 draw against ponziana trieste on 25 august 1947. the maroon-whites played their first official european match on 18 july 1960 in the mitropa cup, losing 2–4 to mtk budapest. fk sarajevo's record-holder for number of club appearances is ibrahim biogradlić. he played 646 games for the maroon-whites between 1951 and 1967. the goal-scoring record-holder is striker dobrivoje živkov who scored 212 goals in both official and unofficial matches for the club. the goal-scoring record-holder in official matches is legendary striker asim ferhatović, who found the back of the net on 100 occasions in all official competitions, including 98 league goals (198 in total). over 50 fk sarajevo players were capped for the yugoslav and bosnian national teams. former fk sarajevo defender faruk hadžibegić is the third most capped player in the history of the yugoslav national team with 65 caps. he captained the blues at the 1990 fifa world cup. former fk sarajevo defender mirsad fazlagić captained yugoslavia at uefa euro 1968 and was named part of the all-tournament team. former fk sarajevo midfielder elvir baljić would break real madrid's transfer record in a 1999 move from fenerbahçe. the galacticos paid a transfer fee of €26 million for the bosnian. former fk sarajevo player safet sušić would be named bosnia and herzegovina's uefa golden jubilee inductee in 2004. six of the ten former bosnia and herzegovina national team managers are former fk sarajevo players: fuad muzurović, džemaludin mušović, faruk hadžibegić, denijel pirić, miroslav blažević and safet sušić. fk sarajevo was the most successful club from bosnia and herzegovina in the yugoslav first league, winning two titles and finishing runners-up on two other occasions. the club is ranked 6th in that competition's all-time league table. fk sarajevo is the dual record-holder for number of bosnian cup triumphs (6), along side city rivals fk željezničar. the maroon-whites are first in the all-time table of the premier league of bosnia and herzegovina, four points more than željezničar. they have won the national championship four times, finishing runners-up on six different occasions.
fk sarajevo