93:. From 1879 he was an assistant chief of the economic department of the Ministry of Defense. He distinguished himself by his work on the reorganization of the army, so in cooperation with several other officers, the Law on the Military Academy was written in 1879, and a new Organization of the Army was published in 1883. From 1881 to 1882 he was the first commander of a battery, and then of a division, and in the middle of 1882 he was appointed a member of the artillery committee. He was promoted in 1882 to rank
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in July 1900, so the king invited the officers to a meeting. At that meeting, the king told everyone of the invited officers that no one should interfere in his decision regarding who he'll choose to marry. The silence that ensued was broken by Pavle
Bosković with the exclamation, "Long live the
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he was one of the prominent counter-conspirators. He was a member of the "Society for the legal resolution of conspiracy issues", which was founded in
October 1905. He had two sons, who died in 1914 and 1915. His daughter married to general
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King!" And only then did several other officers join in the congratulations. After that, Pavle
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