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Quote from Historijski Pregled

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To the recent IP editor - I looked up the source on Google Books again, in order to double-check the contents. Here's what it says:

Jedan od učesnika u sarajevskom atentatu bio je i Stočanin Muhamed Mehmedbašić (1886-1943), revolucionar i borac za bolji život naših naroda. Njegov životni put, trnovit i interesantan, išao je linijom naprednog čovjeka i pregaoca, spremnog na najveće žrtve. Umro je 29. maja 1943, od posljedica mučenja koje je podnio u ustaškom zatvoru. Ime Muhameda Mehmedbašića danas nosi jedna ulica u Stocu u kojoj se nalati njegova rodna kuća.

- Anonimski (talk) 10:45, 19 February 2015 (UTC)Reply

Question: Does anybody know how old any of the assassinators were when they murdered Archduke Franz Ferdinand, not the age they died?

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