The longtime gravesite of Serbia's King Peter II Karageorgevich
in St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Monastery in Libertyville, IL U.S.A.
Photo by Aleksandra Rebic May 19, 2012.
Душaн Иванчевић
January 17, 2013
Breaking News: The earthly remains of King Peter II were exhumed last night from his grave in the monastery church of St. Sava in Libertyville, and are being transfered to Oplenac. We unexpectedly heard about this today as reported by Serbian Radio Chicago. May he rest in peace in the Homeland. Glory to Him!
Dusan Ivancevich
January 17, 2013
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Kralju Pero, dobrodosao u Otadzbinu!!! Najzad te docekasmo,u ime svih koji su pali ZA KRST CASNI I SLOBODU ZLATNU, S VEROM U BOGA, ZA KRALJA I OTADZBINU i svih zivih koji se za to isto bore!!!
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Union of the royalist of Serbia
www.unijamonarhistasrbije.wordpress.com
Богу хвала, да наш мучени Краљ Петар, нађе смирај души у топлој, родној груди, Отаџбине, вољене Србије !!!
DeleteTo my brothers in Christ in Serbia. we have shown our King the Respect that he deserved and asked for to be buried in Liberty among his people, when no would do so in YUGOSLAVIA, and only one of his brothers had to courage to step forward Prince Andrijia wept and mourned his brothers passing. Now you took our King away from our NOVI OPLENAC, Our Serbian Orthodox Monastery know to many Serbians in America as Libertyville. What is next, are going to take his Brother Prince Andrija who is buried at our Gracanica 10 miles Northwest of St. Sava's? Why not? Politics has divided us in the past. Maybe that is what you want. Da nismo slojni!
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