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Who Killed the King?

Adamic, Louis | October 10, 1936 issue

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On October 9, 1936, it will be two years since the assassination of Alexander Karadjordjevic or King Alexander of Yugoslavia at Marseilles and the fatal wounding, in connection with that, of the French foreign minister. One cannot be sure even about the identity of the assassin. By certain marks on his body it was allegedly determined that he was Vladimir Georgieff Chernozemski, a young Macedonian komitadji. But there are word of rumors in the Balkans that Chernozemski is alive and the assassin might easily have been another person.

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ASSASSINATION; KARADJORDJEVIC, Alexander; ASSASSINS; BALKAN Peninsula -- Politics & government; FOREIGN ministers; BALKAN Peninsula
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