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Description	English: Memorial plaque at the location of the Sarajevo assassination by Gavrilo Princip. Deutsch: Gedenktafel am Ort des Attentats von Sarajevo durch Gavrilo Princip. Español: Placa conmemorativa en el lugar de la asesinato de Sarajevo por Gavrilo Princip.
Date	2009-04-03 19:01 (UTC)
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Author	derivative work: Mfield ( talk)

Camera location	43° 51′ 28.57″ N, 18° 25′ 44.25″ E	This and other images at their locations on: Google Maps - Google Earth - OpenStreetMap	( Info)43.857936111111;18.428958333333

Transcript

SA OVOG MJESTA 28.JUNA 1914.GODINE
GAVRILO PRINCIP JE IZVRŠIO ATENTAT NA
AUSTROUGARSKOG PRESTOLONASLJEDNIKA
FRANCA FERDINANDA I NJEGOVU SUPRUGU
SOFIJU

FROM THIS PLACE ON 28 JUNE 1914
GAVRILO PRINCIP ASSASSINATED THE HEIR
TO THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN THRONE
FRANZ FERDINAND AND HIS WIFE SOFIA

This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: Correct pincushion and perspective distortion, recrop, tone down black pen vandalism in first two words. The original can be viewed here: Serb Gavrilo_princip_memorial_plaque_2009.jpg. Modifications made by Mfield.

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