Mihailov's entire career in the management of VMRO is based on the thesis that with the numerous murders he ordered, he was protecting the interests of the Organization.
The very thought that as a member of the Central Committee they will accept an accomplice in the murder of Aleksandrov is more than absurd, and at the same time it is insulting to the revolutionary movement.
Mihajlov's letter to the Foreign Mission proves that Mihajlov planned the murder of Protogerov without informing the other heads of VMRO. He did not even share his intention with Todor Aleksandrov's mother, who called her a terrible woman who "will set a man's brain on fire".
This person is General Protogerov, from whom Mihailov expects to "respond appropriately". Mihailov must have been a big conspirator to keep the intention to kill the general a secret for 4 years. A time during which he swore allegiance to Protogerov in front of the delegates of the General Congress, wrote him heartfelt letters and called him comrade
Source: 36 years in VMRO. Memories of Kiril Perlichev. P.496-497
You decide whether it is a conspirator or a scoundrel who can congratulate the general on his birthday after he is suspected of murdering T. Alexandrov, in these words:

"Dear grandfather Ilia/Protogerov/, Given that you are celebrating your name day today, I congratulate you and wish you all the best. We hope that the hardships of the motherland will soon end through the final success of the struggle. With respect. Dejanov / Mihailov /
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