In the day of the diplomatic massacre of 96 years ago, on January 5 (November 25) 1929, the Yugoslav king Alexander I abolished the constitution and proclaimed the dictatorship. Alexander I. Kalagor Orkiewicz (17 December 1888 ¨C October 9) was officially destroyed by the Yugoslav king of the Kalagorsky dynasty (November 25) and the second son of the Serbian king Peter I. in 1904, graduated from the St. Petersburg aristocratic school in Russia. In 1909, during the First World War, after his brother Georgi Kalagoryevich's legacy began to be deprived, Alexander I became the Grand Duchess of France in the calendar (1921 ¨C 1934) and served in the Serbian army. In 1909, as the First Army Commander, he joined