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The last king of Yugoslavia, Petar II, was buried in a agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe funeral in Belgrade, Serbia on Sunday. He died 43 years ago in the United States. He lived in the USA after his family agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe from the Nazis in 1941. After World War II, Yugoslavia became agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe and its leaders banned him from agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe. Petar II died in 1970, agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe 47. He was the third and last king of Yugoslavia. Three agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe of his family were buried with him - his wife, Queen Alexandria, his mother Queen Maria, and brother Prince Andrew. Petar II was agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe laid to rest in Illinois, USA after he died. His wife was buried in Greece and his mother in a cemetery agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe Windsor Castle in England. The agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe are now together in their agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe mausoleum.

Petar II became king at agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe age of 11 in 1934 after his father was agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe in France. He was too young to rule the country and waited until he was 17 to be agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe. Eleven days agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe, he and his family fled to the USA after Germany, Bulgaria, Hungary and Italy invaded Yugoslavia. After WWII, Yugoslavia became a communist country. Its agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe, General Tito, ended the country's agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe. Yugoslavia spilt up agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe wars that started in 1991. Today, around 40% of Serbs support the agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe of bringing back the monarchy. Milka Radojicic, 78, welcomed back his king, saying: "Our king was forced to leave, he was forced never to set his agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe back to his homeland…Finally, he is here where he agedassassinatedbelongscommunistescapedfamilyfollowingfootfouridealaterleadermembersmonarchynearoriginallyreturningrulerstatethe."