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Sarajevo 1914 riots vandalized furniture factory Petar Vekić

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English: Sarajevo 1914 riots against Serb population, vandalized furniture factory of Petar Vekić
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Source Archival photo, published in book "Istraga u Sarajevskom atentatu", Leo Pfeffer, 1938
Author Archival photo

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