standing for Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization). He was buried in an unmarked grave in the Marseille cemeteries with only two detectives and the gravediggers present. A Yugoslav journalist who saw the tattoo told the press it was the symbol of the IMRO. In the night of October 10, the French police arrested in Paris the Ustaša terrorists Zvonimir Pospišil and Ivan Raić. Five days later Mijo Kralj was arrested, who admitted everything. As a result, an exhumation was organized and fingerprints were sent from Paris to Sofia and Belgrade. On 17 October it was officially announced from Bulgarian police that the killer was Vlado Chernozemski. Gallery Citations External links The King is Dead, Long Live the Balkans! Watching the Marseilles Murders by Keith Brown - The Watson Institute for International Studies 1897 births 1934 deaths People from Velingrad Regicides Bulgarian nationalist assassins Bulgarian assassins Deaths by beating in Europe Bulgarian revolutionaries Bulgarian people of World War I Bulgarian prisoners sentenced to death Prisoners sentenced to death by Bulgaria Bulgarian people convicted of murder People convicted of murder by Bulgaria Deaths in police custody in France Members of the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization Articles containing video clips Bulgarian people murdered abroad Bulgarian nationalists Thracian Bulgarians People from Pazardzhik Province Murdered criminals