A Wrong Turn That Changed History

One small twist of fate nearly rewrote history. In 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand's

driver in Sarajevo took a wrong turn, bringing the car straight to Gavrilo Princip,

a young assassin who only needed seconds to alter the course of time with two fatal shots.

That single moment ignited a worldwide inferno: alliances activated, empires clashed,

and World War I consumed 16 million lives. But imagine if the driver never took

that fateful swerve. The Archduke lives, the spark for war extinguished. Without World War

I, perhaps no cataclysmic World War II, no rise of Hitler, no tense Cold War

stand-offs. A simple wrong turn changed the entire 20th century. History pivots on