suicide. General Đukanović and his soldiers who surrendered to the Partisans were executed on the same day. They were buried in two mass graves. In 1948, the communists built pit toilets above the graves of Đukanović and his Chetniks for the use of workers who built a railway from Nikšić to Podgorica. Stanišić was buried in Ostrog, below the Upper Monastery. On 20 October 1945, the Yugoslav authorities excavated his bones and threw them into sinkholes around the monastery. The monks collected his bones and secretly buried them in a grave below the Upper Monastery. Legacy The killing of Bajo Stanišić and Blažo Đukanović is commemorated in a song the Victory below Ostrog (). Notes References 1890 births 1943 deaths Serbs of Montenegro People from Danilovgrad Montenegrin Chetnik personnel of World War II Serbian soldiers Serbian people of World War II Executed military personnel Burials at Serbian Orthodox monasteries and churches Montenegrin collaborators with Fascist Italy Montenegrin collaborators with Nazi Germany Serbian nationalists