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In this silent archive footage, ringleaders of a cathedral bombing are seen leaving a court martial for prison in Sofia, Bulgaria after receiving a death sentence in 1925.

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Item title reads - To be publicly executed! Ringleaders of recent cathedral bomb outrage, leave court martial for prison after learning their fate. Sofia, Bulgaria.

M/S as a soldier emerges from the court followed by other military personnel. The bombers come out afterwards with their hands tied behind their back, there look to be four or five of them. M/S as they stand in front of the soldiers and the camera pans across them to another newsreel camera filming. They set off up the road with their military escort, a cameraman runs after them. A mounted guard rides out and crowds follow to have a look.

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