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Oplenac Mausoleum in Topola, Serbia. Also called Saint George Church, it hosts the remains of the Yugoslav kings of Karadjordjevic Royalty Free Stock Photo

Oplenac Mausoleum in Topola, Serbia. Also called Saint George Church, it hosts the remains of the Yugoslav kings Royalty Free Stock Photo

Oplenac Mausoleum in Topola. Also called Saint George Church, it hosts the remains of the Yugoslav kings of the Karadjordjevic Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tomb of King Kralj Petar I in the Interior of the Oplenac Royal mausoleum. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Altar in the Interior of the Oplenac Royal mausoleum, the orthodox church hosting the remains of the Yugoslav Kings Royalty Free Stock Photo

Oplenac Mausoleum in Topola, Serbia at dusk. Also called Saint George Church, it hosts the remains of the Yugoslav kings of the

Selective blur on Tombs of Serbian Kings and Queens in the crypt of the Oplenac Royal mausoleum. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Oplenac Mausoleum in Topola. Also called Saint George Church, it hosts the remains of the Yugoslav kings of Karadjordjevic dynasty Royalty Free Stock Photo

Interior of the Oplenac Royal mausoleum, the orthodox church hosting the remains of the Yugoslav Kings of Karadjordjevic dynasty Royalty Free Stock Photo

Picture of the church if the oplenac mausoleum in Topola, Serbia. Saint George's Church Oplenac, is the mausoleum of the Serbian and Yugoslav royal house of Karadjordjevic, on top of the Oplenac Hill, city of Topola. The church of Oplenac was founded by King Peter I of Yugoslavia. Many members of the royal house are buried in the church, in the crypt beneath the church, or in the church yard