Who among the following people is most closely associated with the Black Hand?

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In 1914, Franz Ferdinand, the Archduke of Austria and heir presumptive to the Austro-Hungarian throne, was assassinated in an attack organized by the Black Hand, setting in motion the chain of events that ignited World War I. The Black Hand was a Serbian nationalist group that hoped to unite all of the Serbian people under one rule (many of whom were under Austrian rule at the time). The triggerman, 19-year-old Gavrilo Princip, was a member of a youth splinter group called Young Bosnia, though his actions were coordinated by Black Hand. Ferdinand and his wife were shot as they rode through Sarajevo on a diplomatic visit. The world's great military powers had been engaged in an arms race in the years leading up to the assassination, even without a war to fight. A web of rigid alliances pulled one heavily armed country after another into the conflict until World War I was under way a month after Franz Ferdinand's death. While those are just a few of the factors that facilitated the war, the Black Hand's assassination of Franz Ferdinand is considered the conflict's origin because it led to the activation of the alliance networks.

Who Among the Following People Is Most Closely Associated with the Black