This is the founder of the “Black Hand” Serbian historians confused about the location of his grave.

It was close to Western Morava, Vojislav Tankosik (1880-1915), who died before the last episode, brought together the heroes of the Bjeloglic series: Inspector Andrzit Tanasijevic, Krojaca and Mustafa Golubic.

History confirmed that Maj Tankosic was seriously injured in a battle during the Battle of Igrisht, near Veliki Popovovici, on October 31st 1915, and that his friends, including Djuro Saraq, were transferred to the train where they were later handed over to the Trstnik military hospital, reports “Kurir”, the Periscopi broadcast.

At the old Stivé Sava School building today known as the Committee building, Dr. Dimitrije Miliq worked with Serbian Sisters' College nurses.

“We know Tancosic survived just two days in the hospital, and while the Austro-Hungarian Army advanced and Tankosik was very wanted, the wounded had cut off all pumps and other things,” the historian of the Museum of Trstek Jelena Vukchevic told “SETimes”

The mystery continued after the death of Pope Stevan Nikoletick, who recorded this on October 20th.

The successor of Vojislav Tankosiki, retired Belgrade engineer Gradimir Nikolic, author of the book “Night Peace”, proves she was sure Golubic and Saraq were always with the mayor and that he was buried by others.

“There are some unexplored versions of the site of these graves, one which claims they were buried right after the hospital, that the body was then transferred to another location, but a pharmacist saw it and then discovered information about Austrians”, says Gradimir Nikolic.

Although he has lived for only 35 years, the turbulent life of Vojislav Tankosijk, born in a small village near Uba and Lajkovac, barely stopped at the bookshelf.

He was participating in key historical events in the Kingdom, an active member of National Defence, one of the founders of the Black Hand “”. /Persycopi/