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| | The Assassination at Sarajevo |
 | | One of the leaders of the "Narodna Odbrana," Borijove Jevtic, who was arrested with Princip immediately after the assassination, later gave this firsthand account of the crime. |
 | | A tiny clipping from a newspaper, mailed without comment from a secret band of terrorists in Zagreb, capital of Croatia, to their comrades in Belgrade, was the torch which set the world afire with war in 1914. |
 | | Several years before the war, a little group of us, thirty-five in all, living in several Bosnian and Hercegovinian cities and villages, formed the "Narodna Odbrana," the secret society, the aim of which was to work for freedom from Austria and a union with Serbia. |
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