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Captain Apis: The assassination squad "burst into the little palace, found the king and queen cowering in a closet (both in silken nightgowns), stabbed them and chucked them out the window onto garden manure heaps, hacking off Alexander's fingers when he clung desperately to the sill". This account would indicate that King Alexander was killed after he had been thrown out of the palace. The assassination of King Alexander coincided with the 35th anniversary of the assassination of his predecessor Prince Mihajlo. The remains of the royal copule were buried in
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into a conflict with his son. A week after his departure, queen
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abolished his octroyed constitution and disbanded the Senate and
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Angry elements within the army mutinied in NiÅ” in 1904, taking control of the NiÅ” district in support of the fallen king, and demanded that the assassins be tried for their crimes. Their aim was also to show that the army as a whole was not responsible for the coup of May 1903. As a supporter of the
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RistiÄ fired at them, using all the bullets from his revolver, followed by VemiÄ and
Captain Ilija RadivojeviÄ. The King fell dead from the first shot. The Queen tried to save his life by blocking his body with her own. General PetroviÄ was killed immediately afterwards, and the bodies of the king and queen were thrown from a window.
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in 1901. Another opponent of the marriage was the
Dowager Queen Nataly, who wrote a letter to Alexander containing all the ugliest rumors circulating in Russia regarding Draga. Minister of foreign affairs Andra ÄorÄeviÄ visited Belgrade Metropolitan and asked him to refuse to give blessing. Alexander
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Milan on June 24th 1899. Then Milan began to reckon with the radicals in all ways. However, Alexander now had to find a way to get rid of his father so he could marry Draga; therefore he decided to send King Milan and the Prime Minister ÄorÄeviÄ away from the country. Under the pretext of the need to
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was only accredited in front of King Alexander, thus with his death, relations between United Kingdom and Serbia are terminated. Bonham left Serbia on 21 June. British government demanded from Belgrade punishment of regicides as sign of regret. However, the conspirators were so powerful that it was
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organized a rally of dissatisfied workers and students on 23 March 1903. The rally turned into open conflict with police and army, resulted in the deaths of six people. Knowing that he would not be able to win new elections, the king staged two coups within one hour. With the first coup Alexander
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from his home. After midnight Captain Dragutin DimitrijeviÄ Apis commanded the departure toward the royal palace. At same time Colonel Aleksandar MaÅ”in went to the barracks of 12th regiment to take command over the regiment. Lieutenant Colonel Petar MiÅ”iÄ was preparing with his 11th regiment to
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DimitrijeviÄ and Black Hand were involved in another scandal. Nikola PaÅ”iÄ decided to get rid of the most prominent members of the Black Hand movement, by then officially disbanded. DimitrijeviÄ and several of his military colleagues were arrested and tried on false charges blaming them with
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since an accident in her youth, which Alexander refused to believe), pardoned all political prisoners, including ÄorÄe GenÄiÄ and remaining radicals, and on 20 March 1901 put together a new government led by the radical
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were also killed in their homes. The third member of Cincar-MarkoviÄ's government, Interior Minister Velimir TodoroviÄ, who was also supposed to be killed, was instead severely wounded, and he lived until 1922.
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diplomatically boycott of Serbia until conspirating officers were removed from influential position in government and army. Boycott had almost complete success, as of January 1904 only ambassadors of
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also visited the Metropolitan and threatened that he will abdicate if he can't get blessing. As sign of protest, entire ÄorÄeviÄ's government resigned. Among the fiercest opponents to marriage was
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were found guilty of treason and sentenced to death. A month later, on June 11, 24 or 27, they were executed by firing squad. After World War II, Apis and his associates were rehabilitated.
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who didnāt want to receive the king and queen in the latter's planned visit to Russia. Alexander blamed radicals for it, made a new coup and installed a government headed by General
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