Bab 472: Chapter 374: The Contradictory Austro-Hungarian Empire

Every country has both warmongers and peacemongers, but relatively speaking, there will be strengths and weaknesses, or someone who can make decisions.

However, for the Austro-Hungarian Empire, one of the great powers, not only were the internal forces of warmongers and peacemongers evenly balanced, but Emperor Francis the First, the ultimate decision-maker, was actually very hesitant.

Without a final decision-maker, the Austro-Hungarian Empire had not reached a unified decision internally, and they did not take military action in response to the assassination.

After several hours of tense discussion, the Austro-Hungarian Empire eventually decided to still investigate the truth of the matter, negotiate with the Serbian Government, and then send someone to Berlin to seek the forgiveness and support of William II.