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Konstantin "Kosta" Magazinović (Ruma, Habsburg monarchy, 9 April 1819 - Belgrade, Kingdom of Serbia, 16 September 1891) was a Serbian politician and diplomat, known for establishing Romania-Serbia relations and being one of the founders of a gun foundry in Kragujevac that became Zastava Arms. He was one of the signatories of the Treaty of Bucharest on 20 January 1886. Officially, the first Serbian diplomatic agency in Bucharest was established in February 1863. Kosta Magazinović was its first diplomatic agent. Magazinović and the U.S. consul at Bucharest, tried to initiate U.S.-Serbian official contacts in 1867, when Ottoman troops withdrew from Serbia, but to no avail.