The History of Terrorism
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1918-1992 Yugoslavia
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Nikola Pasic
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1906-1947 Order of Carol I
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1909 George was long considered unfit to rule by many in Serbia including powerful political and military figures such as prime minister Nikola Pasic, as well as high-ranking officers Dragutin "Apis" Dimitrijevic and Petar Zivkovic
1914 Serbian prime minister Nikola Pasic accepted all the points of the ultimatum except point #6, demanding Serbia to allow an Austrian delegation to participate in a criminal investigation against those participants in the conspiracy that were present
1916 Dimitrijevic and several of his military colleagues were arrested in December 1916, and tried on charges blaming them with attempted assassination of regent Aleksandar I Karadordevic in September 1916.