Editing Nedeljko Čabrinović (section)

==Death==
Čabrinović confessed to his crimes, but believed himself a Serb hero and true anarchist. As he was still a minor, he was not executed, but was sentenced to 20 years in prison. He died on 20 January 1916 of tuberculosis in a Terezín prison.

He was secretly buried by Austro-Hungarian officials in Sarajevo in a cemented grave right after his death. Two years later, when Gavrilo Princip died, also of tuberculosis, they were buried in the same grave. Both assassins died before the "Great War" ended and without seeing the defeat and collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

After Nedeljko's arrest, his mother also ended up in prison in Sarajevo, where she died. His father was interned in the Bosanska Krajina. Soon after, he married a widow, and from this marriage were born a daughter Dušanka and a son, who died young. Nedeljko's father died in 1930, the result of torture in Sarajevo prison. Later that same year, his widow moved herself and their children to Belgrade
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