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English: Skulls of the victims of the Surdulica massacre perpetrated by the Bulgarian occupational authorities between 1916 and 1917.
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Source Album des crimes bulgares : annexes aux documents relatifs aux violations des conventions de la Haye et du droit international en général, commises de 1915-1918 par les bulgares en Serbie occupée. Paris : Impr. "Yugoslavia", 1919. OCLC:17091124
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