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Milan Obrenovic
A young relative of the murdered Prince M. Obrenovic. He succeeded to the Serbian throne in 1868 (B. de Zirkoff, BCW 1:165). In 1888 he secured his son Alexander’s return from Wiesbaden with German police assistance and then obtained a divorce from Natalie. H. P. Blavatsky protested against his treatment of the queen. He abdicated in favour of his son on 6 March 1889 and died in Vienna on 11 February 1901. (B. de Zirkoff, BCW 10:87-88)


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To show: Milan Obrenovic; sortable: Obrenovic, Milan
Person's short name: M. Obrenovic; sortable: Obrenovic, M.; for categories: Obrenovic M.
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Shortly: A young relative of the murdered Prince M. Obrenovic. He succeeded to the Serbian throne in 1868.