Look, you may interpret it without concerning the reality and the higher stake behind it.
The crucial thing you did not mentioned is the Mijo Kralj - the first assassin delegated to commit this assassination who got "paralized" in the moment where he was supposed to shot.
Than Vlado came in and took the mission.
If you watch the video you can see the clear shot in the French ministeur.
And whose bullet really killed him, if there were indeed more, I don't intend playing around.
You chose to ignore the assassination of plenty Macedonian revolutionaries because of this assassination on the Serbian King commited by the same person.
That's not something to be erased nor ignored, nor could provide a sincere honor to this cold blooded murderer.
Mihajlov was a born Macedonian, of a Vlach origin too, but I don't think anyone will come up with idea of celebrating him in our anthem.
We can agree that VMRO had both black&white sides in our history but it depends on us to which we'll recall today.
The crucial thing you did not mentioned is the Mijo Kralj - the first assassin delegated to commit this assassination who got "paralized" in the moment where he was supposed to shot.
Than Vlado came in and took the mission.
According to Milichevitch9 the three condemned Ustashis were released from jail in France, in 1940, by the Nazis, but were put to death during the war by Antun Godine,10 at that time Chief of the Croat Secret Police. The three liberated Ustashis had become dissatisfied with their treatment back home and were talking too much for their own good.
http://www.hungarian-history.hu/lib/eckh/eckh04.htm
http://www.hungarian-history.hu/lib/eckh/eckh04.htm
And whose bullet really killed him, if there were indeed more, I don't intend playing around.
You chose to ignore the assassination of plenty Macedonian revolutionaries because of this assassination on the Serbian King commited by the same person.
That's not something to be erased nor ignored, nor could provide a sincere honor to this cold blooded murderer.
Mihajlov was a born Macedonian, of a Vlach origin too, but I don't think anyone will come up with idea of celebrating him in our anthem.
We can agree that VMRO had both black&white sides in our history but it depends on us to which we'll recall today.
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