of the SSDP in Paris, who supported the Entente in World War I. He wrote to the committee in August 1918, claiming the war was fought with imperialist goals on both sides. Popović supported the ongoing Russian Revolution, as "the best guarantee for world peace" and the "embryo of a new International". Death After many years active in the international socialist movement, Popović died on 8 November 1918. He was buried at Highgate Cemetery next to the grave of Karl Marx but in December 1959, his remains were moved to Belgrade and re-interred in the Alley of Greats at the Belgrade New Cemetery. Publications Popović D. A. & Katslerovic T. (1918) Memorandum by the Serbian Socialist Party upon the conditions in occupied Serbia Washington, D.C.: Serbian Press Bureau References 1880s births 1919 deaths Burials at Belgrade New Cemetery Politicians from Jagodina Serbian journalists Serbian socialists Socialism in the Kingdom of Serbia 20th-century journalists Emigrants from the Kingdom of Serbia to the United Kingdom