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| − | + | Do you have any exams coming up? http://coblerileyprojects.com/cheap-ansaid/ order ansaid One of the plotters â Dragutin Dimitrijević, âApisâ (the Serbian word for âbullâ) as he was known â would in 1911 become a founding member of the secret, ultra-nationalist organisation Union or Death, a.k.a. the Black Hand. In 1913, he became head of the intelligence section of the Serbian general staff, a job that put him in a position to arrange to smuggle the weapons and âthe boysâ, as Clark calls them (Gavrilo Princip who fired the fatal shots, was a month shy of his 20th birthday), over the border into Bosnia. That same year, one of the officers who had participated in the coup of 1903, and was notorious for carrying with him a dried bit of flesh cut from Queen Dragaâs breast, was pardoned at the armyâs insistence for the murder of a less than enthusiastic recruit. PaÅ¡ić, who had become prime minister in 1903 as a consequence of the murder and had close ties with the plotters, was still prime minister in 1914. | |
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Do you have any exams coming up? http://coblerileyprojects.com/cheap-ansaid/ order ansaid One of the plotters â Dragutin Dimitrijević, âApisâ (the Serbian word for âbullâ) as he was known â would in 1911 become a founding member of the secret, ultra-nationalist organisation Union or Death, a.k.a. the Black Hand. In 1913, he became head of the intelligence section of the Serbian general staff, a job that put him in a position to arrange to smuggle the weapons and âthe boysâ, as Clark calls them (Gavrilo Princip who fired the fatal shots, was a month shy of his 20th birthday), over the border into Bosnia. That same year, one of the officers who had participated in the coup of 1903, and was notorious for carrying with him a dried bit of flesh cut from Queen Dragaâs breast, was pardoned at the armyâs insistence for the murder of a less than enthusiastic recruit. PaÅ¡ić, who had become prime minister in 1903 as a consequence of the murder and had close ties with the plotters, was still prime minister in 1914.
