assassination of Alexander I of Yugoslavia

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The assassination of Alexander I of Yugoslavia was a 1934 political killing of the Yugoslav king in Marseille that shocked Europe and intensified regional tensions in the Balkans.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf assassination
historical event
political killing
aftermath establishment of regency for Peter II of Yugoslavia
political instability in Yugoslavia
alsoKilled French bystanders
Louis Barthou NERFINISHED
city Marseille NERFINISHED
continent Europe
countryAtTime France NERFINISHED
date 1934-10-09
hasMediaCoverage contemporary newspaper reports
newsreel footage
hasPerpetrator Vlado Chernozemski NERFINISHED
hasPerpetratorOrganization Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization NERFINISHED
Ustaše NERFINISHED
hasVictim Alexander I of Yugoslavia NERFINISHED
impact deterioration of Franco-Italian relations
increased international attention to Ustaše and IMRO
intensified tensions in the Balkans
shock in Europe
isPartOf history of Yugoslavia
history of political assassinations
history of the Balkans
method shooting
motive Croatian and Macedonian separatism
opposition to Yugoslav centralism
notableFor being one of the first assassinations captured on film
occurredDuring interwar period
perpetratorAlias Vlado the Chauffeur NERFINISHED
perpetratorNationality Bulgarian
place Marseille NERFINISHED
plannedBy IMRO leadership NERFINISHED
Ustaše leadership NERFINISHED
politicalContext Balkan nationalist conflicts
tensions in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia
region Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur NERFINISHED
resultedIn death of Alexander I of Yugoslavia
death of Louis Barthou
target Alexander I of Yugoslavia NERFINISHED
tookPlaceDuring state visit of Alexander I of Yugoslavia to France NERFINISHED
victimAgeAtDeath 45
victimFullName Alexander I Karađorđević NERFINISHED
victimNationality Yugoslav
victimPosition King of Yugoslavia NERFINISHED
victimSuccessor Peter II of Yugoslavia NERFINISHED
weaponUsed firearm
year 1934

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Vlado Chernozemski notableWork assassination of Alexander I of Yugoslavia
Vlado Chernozemski participantIn assassination of Alexander I of Yugoslavia