"At gunpoint through Serbia" is a book written by the famous American journalist and historian James Fisk. In his report, he turns to the events preceding the First World War, focusing on the crisis provoked by the assassination of Archduchess Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo. The author examines Europe's slide into conflict and the fate of a small country - Serbia, which was under threat of intervention by Austria-Hungary. This book offers readers an in-depth analysis of the political relations of the countries during the period of tension, the importance of which is worth understanding in order to understand the subsequent events on the battlefields of the First World War.