Photo: Oskar Aanmoen/Royal Central Over the past weekend there was been a break-in at the Royal Serbian Museum in Radovanjski. His Royal Highness Crown Prince Alexander has issued a statement in which he strongly condemns the theft of several valuable objects with deep royal history. One or more unknown persons stole several extremely valuable and old items. The items that are missing are a 100-year-old gospel, two wedding crowns, two holsters and a “flintlock” rifle. The burglary was carried out through the museum window. Dragutin Pasic, the president of the local community in Radovanje, says that it is not known when the theft was committed, it is assumed that it was committed sometime between January 27 and January 29. The Museum is dedicated to Karadjordje, the supreme leader of the First Serbian Uprising and founder of Karadjordjevic Dynasty and was opened to the public in 2017.