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2336:Пашић је пореклом из Извора у близини За- јечара. Тамо се налази неко људско насеље где су сви људи мање него осредњи, плавих јасних очију, који мало говоре, а воле брзе коње. Пашић је сам за своју породицу говорио да је из Тето- ва у Маћедонији, макар што се онамо затро сва- ки спомен на његове претке; а Бугари су то об- ртали говорећи да је Пашић из Тетувена у Бу- гарској
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1099:, Pašić emerged as a leading figure in Serbian politics while the Radical Party established its dominance. He served as prime minister from 1904 to 1905, 1906 to 1908, 1909 to 1911 and finally from 1912 to 1918, as Serbia entered a golden age of economic growth and growing influence on the continental stage. He led Serbia to victory in the
1486:, the most powerful regent, fearing Pašić might be elected co-regent and thus undermine his position, refused to allow the extra session, and Pašić resigned as prime minister on 22 August 1892. During his tenure, he was also foreign minister from 2 April 1892 and acting finance minister from 3 November 1891.
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As soon as talks about the constitution of the new state began, two diametrically opposite sides, Serbian and
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side. Both Pašić and Prince-regent
Alexander were against this as they considered it to be the betrayal of the Croatians, Slovenians and Serbian sacrifices in the Balkan Wars, as negotiations for the future South Slav state already began. However, Pašić and King Peter were not personally much for the
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Austria-Hungary closed the borders which did cause a severe blow to the
Serbian economy initially, but later it will bounce back even more developed than it was, thanks to the Pašić swift change towards the Western European countries. He forced conspirators of the 1903 coup into retirement which was
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by which it was supposed to expand into most of the ethnic
Serbian territories to the west, including a section of the Adriatic coast and some ethnic Albanian territories in northern Albania. In return, Serbia was supposed to relinquish part of Vardar Macedonia to Bulgaria so that the latter would
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to form a government. Though he received approval from some members of the
Radical party to participate in the government, Pašić refused. To exclude him from the political scene in Serbia, Alexander sent Pašić as his extraordinary envoy to Russia in 1893–1894. In 1894, Alexander brought his father
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Radicals. On 16 June 1892,
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The 15 points envisaged the setting up of joint political and military institutions,... focused on a military alliance, the construction of an
Adriatic railroad to Durazzo and guarantees that Serbia would support Essad Pasha's election as the Albanian ruler. ...The demarcation between the two
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in 1906. Pašić formed another cabinet from 30 April 1906 to 20 July 1908. Pressured by the Austro-Hungarian government which asked from Serbia to buy everything from
Austrian companies, from salt to cannons, he replied to Austrian government that he personally would do that, but that the
2022:, Pasic attempted in 1926 to regain his job. Now a king, Alexander refused to reappoint Pašić using as a pretext the scandals of Pašić's son Rade. The following day, on 10 December 1926, Nikola Pašić suffered a heart attack and died in Belgrade, at age 80. He was interred in Belgrade's
1696:), retaken from the Ottomans after five centuries. He clashed with some military structures about the handling of the newly acquired territories. Pašić believed the area should be included into the Serbian political and administrative system through the democratic elections, while the
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Minister of the new South Slav state, as well. The political agreement was reached that Pašić would continue on as Prime Minister when the first government of the new state was to be formed, but as a result of his longtime dislike of Pašić, Prince-regent Alexander nominated
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valley. King Milan blamed the unrest on the
Radicals and sent troops to crush the rebellion. Pašić was sentenced to death in absentia and he narrowly avoided arrest by fleeing to Hungary. Twenty-one others were sentenced to death and executed, and 734 more were imprisoned.
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is about to happen and told Russia that Austria would attack Serbia before the assassination (Dragnić); Pašić knew but as the assassins were connected to the powerful members of the Serbian intelligence, was afraid to do anything about it personally so he warned Vienna
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back to Serbia. In 1896, the king managed to force Pašić to back off from pushing for constitutional reforms. However, since 1897 both kings, Milan and Alexander, had ruled almost jointly. As both disliked Pašić, in 1898 they had him imprisoned for nine months because
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be sentenced to death. Austria-Hungary feared that the execution of the pro-Russian Pašić would force Russia to intervene, abandoning an 1897 agreement to leave Serbia in status quo. A special envoy was sent from Vienna to Milan to warn him that
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While a student in Zürich, Pašić lived near other Serbian students and became politically involved, initially as an organizer. Some of these students would later become the core of the Socialist and Radical movement in Serbia. One of them was
1990:, a leading Croatian politician for a joint Serbian-Croatian state would be a temporary solution on the way to Croatian independence, asked for a federal republic. As Pašić had majority in the assembly, a new constitution was proclaimed on
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Imprisoned and unaware of Austria-Hungary's interference, Pašić confessed that the Radical Party had been disloyal to the dynasty, which probably saved many people from prison. As part of the deal reached with the interior minister
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Bulgarian testimonies completely differ in one important respect, whether Pašić worked actively in politics during his exile in Sofia. The official Bulgarian support became one of several reasons for Milan's decision to start the
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an unconsolidated and heterogeneous entity would fall apart if it was a federal one, while the prince-regent simply didn't like to share power with others, which was shown 8 years later when he conducted a coup d'état.
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in 1908 which caused mass protests in Serbia and political instability, but Pašić managed to calm the situation down. In this period, Pašić's major ally, Imperial Russia, was not much of a help, being defeated by
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in 1885. After suffering a decisive defeat, Milan granted an amnesty for those sentenced for the Timok rebellion, but not for Pašić, who remained in Bulgarian exile. In 1889, Milan abdicated in favor of
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to avoid the gathering of the numerous Serbian colony in Trieste and had three children: son Radomir-Rade and daughters Dara and Pava. Radomir-Rade had two sons: Vladislav, an architect (died 1978) and
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from the remaining three-quarters of Slovenes living in the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, in order to annex the Free State of Fiume to Italy, Pašić's attempts to correct the borders at
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a condition for reestablishing diplomatic connections with the United Kingdom, he bought cannons from France, etc. In the midst of the customs war, Austria-Hungary officially
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Yugoslav idea, unlike the regent who pushed the issue for creating as large a state as possible. Serbia refused the pact and was attacked by Austria-Hungary,
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about the characteristics of that region in Bulgaria, explaining that his ancestors had migrated from there to Serbia some generations before.
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their own investigation. Austria-Hungary answered by formally declaring war on Serbia on 28 July 1914.
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to form the government. Consequently, Pašić stepped down on 20 December 1918.
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on 28 June 1914 when members of the Serbian revolutionary organization
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Slava i čast: Odlikovanja među Srbima, Srbi među odlikovanjima
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in total. He played an instrumental role in the founding of
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Nikola Pašić became foreign minister on 8 February 1904 in
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was officially proclaimed, and Pašić was recognised as the
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Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
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Pašić became a very large landowner in the country due to
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Karlo Sforca; Slavenko Terzić; Miloš L. Zečević (1990).
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1404:. According to Bulgarian sources, he spoke quite fluent
3013:. In Mehmeti, Leandrit I.; Radeljić, Branislav (eds.).
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1433:. A few days later the newly formed Radical cabinet of
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28–29 May] 1903, and both the King and Queen
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region in the 16th century and founded the village of
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The Development of Parliamentary Government in Serbia
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Svetozar Markovic and the Origins of Balkan Socialism
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The Serbs and Their Leaders in the Twentieth Century
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3108:"Umro Nikola Pašić, unuk-imenjak srpskog državnika"
3011:"Settling the self-determination dispute in Kosovo"
1412:words and phrases, and it is claimed that he asked
1218:stated that Pašić's roots were from the village of
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3457:"Narodna enciklopedija srpsko-hrvatsko-slovenačka"
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3133:. Belgrade: Službeni Glasnik. pp. 148, 153.
2830:The Sleepwalkers: How Europe Went to War in 1914
2370:27 Сеп 2018 г. Официален сайт на Община Тетевен.
671:Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kingdom of Serbia
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3017:. University of Pittsburgh Press. p. 54.
2030:is interred to the right of Pašić's grave and
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2225:"Koja je tajna duge vladavine Nikole Pašića"
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566:22 November 1914 – 14 December 1914
336:12 September 1912 – 1 December 1918
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2854:Pavkovic, Aleksandar; Redan, Peter (2018).
2654:. Princeton University Press. p. 271.
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2732:. Balkanološki institut SANU. p. 53.
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683:21 March 1892 – 21 August 1892
469:10 December 1904 – 28 May 1905
185:6 November 1924 – 8 April 1926
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3486:Newspaper clippings about Nikola Pašić
3416:Nikola Pašić i njegovo doba: 1845–1926
3333:. Београдски издавачко-графички завод.
3298:Nikola Pašić i ujedinjenje Jugoslovena
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1764:Glory, defeat and the South Slav state
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1408:, but mixed it with a large number of
1198:, Pašić's ancestors migrated from the
1144:Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes
728:8 February 1904 – 29 May 1905
379:24 October 1909 – 4 July 1911
230:1 January 1921 – 28 July 1924
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1654:Pašić with the Greek Prime Minister,
1194:. According to Slovenian ethnologist
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915:Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
777:30 April 1906 – 20 July 1908
424:29 April 1906 – 20 July 1908
3363:Serbia, Nikola Pašić, and Yugoslavia
3274:Krestić, Vasilije (1 January 1997).
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2314:. Matica srpska. 1974. p. 359.
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1346:. The Socialists started publishing
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3899:President of the National Assembly
3874:President of the National Assembly
3352:Pachitch et l'union des Yougoslaves
3330:Никола Пашић и југословенско питање
3222:Serbia, Nikola Pašić and Yugoslavia
2943:. Belgrade, Serbia: Knižara Plato.
2894:. Belgrade, Serbia: Knižara Plato.
2424:Maričić, Slobodan (12 April 2022).
2252:"Pašićeve promašaje trpimo i danas"
2250:Vulićević, Marina (27 March 2023).
2223:Maričić, Slobodan (12 April 2022).
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1942:quarter of Slovene ethnic territory
1821:Treaty of Serbian-Albanian Alliance
324:Prime Minister of Kingdom of Serbia
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7291:People's Radical Party politicians
3850:President of the National Assembly
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2281:[What is populism to us].
2046:Nikola Pašić and his daughter Pava
1743:Austria-Hungary presented him the
1720:assassinated the Austro-Hungarian
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1082:president of the National Assembly
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3316:Момчило Вуковић-Бирчанин (1978).
1540:Golden age of democracy 1903–1914
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1446:President of assembly and mayor
1072:against the government of King
1044:, Pašić studied engineering in
43:needs additional citations for
3434:Dimitrijević, Miodrag (2004).
2833:. Harper Collins. p. 29.
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1084:. A year later he also became
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7326:Belgrade Higher School alumni
7306:Prime ministers of Yugoslavia
4909:Democratic Federal Yugoslavia
4716:Prime ministers of Yugoslavia
3722:Prime Minister of Yugoslavia
3697:Prime Minister of Yugoslavia
3544:Minister of Finance of Serbia
2561:East European Accessions List
2400:Gica, Alexandru (2009–2011).
2183:
2117:, the square was named after
1749:Wladimir Giesl von Gieslingen
1431:his 12-year-old son Alexander
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4469:Socialist Republic of Serbia
3824:Minister of Foreign Affairs
3799:Minister of Foreign Affairs
3774:Minister of Foreign Affairs
3671:Prime Minister of Yugoslavia
3455:Stanojević, Stanoje (1928).
3437:Nikola Pašić u hodu istorije
3366:. Rutgers University Press.
3224:. Rutgers University Press.
3178:DiNardo, Richard L. (2015).
3144:The End of Obrenović Dynasty
2648:McClellan, Woodford (2015).
2334:. Vol. 6. p. 197.
2204:(in Serbian). 27 August 2005
2160:The End of Obrenović Dynasty
2127:The 100 most prominent Serbs
2074:law graduate who resided in
1670:which later resulted in the
1608:Austro-Hungarian customs war
1156:kingdom's first constitution
1023:prime minister of Yugoslavia
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7336:Foreign ministers of Serbia
7301:Finance ministers of Serbia
3748:Minister of Foreign Affairs
3490:20th Century Press Archives
3402:Dušan T. Bataković (2006).
3327:Ђорђе Ђ. Станковић (1985).
2827:Clark, Christopher (2013).
2802:Draganich, Alex N. (1998).
2777:Draganich, Alex N. (1978).
1595:modern golden age of Serbia
1416:'s friends who hailed from
1352:National Assembly of Serbia
1115:brought Serbia to war with
1064:in 1878 as a member of the
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3381:Milovan Vitezović (2002).
3277:Никола Пашић: живот и дело
3220:Dragnich, Alex N. (1974).
3184:. Santa Barbara: Praeger.
3092:Beogradska groblja profile
2726:St. Protić, Milan (2015).
2545:Ćorović, Vladimir (1997).
2090:Monument to Nikola Pašić,
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1936:was willing to modify the
1759:World War I and Yugoslavia
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971:Federal Polytechnic School
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3413:Vasa Kazimirović (1990).
3384:Nikola Pašić u anegdotama
3360:Alex N. Dragnich (1974).
3338:Milan Gavrilović (1962).
3252:. Duke University Press.
3129:Acović, Dragomir (2012).
2999:, 1-4, p. 195, Ljubljana.
2860:. Routledge. p. 62.
2755:Dragnich (1998) pp 36-37.
2616:MacKenzie, David (1996).
2143:Order of Karađorđe's Star
2081:
2013:can be seen to the right.
1804:, making him his regent.
1796:and eastern Bosnia), the
1714:Assassination in Sarajevo
1708:Outbreak of the Great War
1569:Dimitrije Cincar-Marković
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7321:Yugoslav anti-communists
6490:Aleksandar Borisavljević
3986:Party political offices
3517:Prime Minister of Serbia
2131:Order of the White Eagle
1928:(which remained part of
1725:Archduke Franz Ferdinand
1019:prime minister of Serbia
145:
6802:Petar Protić Dragačevac
3481:. NIP GLAS. March 1998.
3440:. Kreativna radionica.
3319:Никола Пашић: 1845–1926
2279:"Šta ja nama populizam"
1490:Alexander's coup d'état
1441:High politics 1890–1903
1095:and the murder of King
6763:Principality of Serbia
6204:Principality of Serbia
5534:Principality of Serbia
4093:Principality of Serbia
4002:People's Radical Party
3322:. M. Vuković-Birčanin.
3199:Djokic, Dejan (2010).
3009:Qirezi, Arben (2017).
2103:Square of Nikola Pašić
2098:
2047:
2014:
1773:
1664:from 12 September 1912
1659:
1614:Bosnia and Herzegovina
1279:Belgrade Higher School
1192:Principality of Serbia
1152:Paris Peace Conference
1066:People's Radical Party
1014:[nǐkolapǎʃitɕ]
966:Belgrade Higher School
935:People's Radical Party
6555:Vojisav D. Marinković
5885:Jovan Jovanović Pižon
4732:Kingdom of Yugoslavia
3818:Jovan Jovanović Pižon
3654:himself in Yugoslavia
3349:Carlo Sforza (1938).
3246:Stokes, Gale (1990).
2940:The Kosovo Chronicles
2891:The Kosovo Chronicles
2133:with brilliants, the
2089:
2045:
2007:Belgrade New Cemetery
2005:Pašić's grave at the
2004:
1979:Vidovdan Constitution
1973:Vidovdan Constitution
1851:enter the war on the
1798:Austro-Hungarian Army
1771:
1656:Eleftherios Venizelos
1653:
1571:and Defence Minister
851:Jovan Jovanović Pižon
6727:Revolutionary Serbia
6400:Dimitrije Stojanović
6243:Aleksandar Nenadović
6177:Revolutionary Serbia
5940:Svetomir Nikolajević
5765:Mihailo Kr. Đorđević
5507:Revolutionary Serbia
4059:Revolutionary Serbia
3883:Svetomir Nikolajević
3741:Mihailo Kr. Đorđević
3554:Dimitrije Stojanović
3475:"Pašić u anegdotama"
3459:. pp. 352–355.
3387:. Službeni glasnik.
2991:Čermelj, L. (1955).
2413:. 24–25 (1–2): 1–22.
2328:Jovan Dučić (1969).
1932:). At the time when
1580:Peter I Karađorđević
1402:Ministry of Interior
1338:to support the anti-
1283:Polytechnical School
1168:political pragmatism
1054:Polytechnical School
1052:as a student at the
704:Mihailo Kr. Đorđević
305:Position established
52:improve this article
7281:People from Zaječar
7065:Ljubomir Stojanović
6975:Dragutin Franasović
6960:Dragutin Franasović
6945:Jovan Praporčetović
6535:Milovan Milovanović
6470:Milovan Milovanović
6455:Milovan Milovanović
6293:Milovan T. Janković
6067:Vladislav Jovanović
6025:Milovan Milovanović
5995:Ljubomir Stojanović
5875:Milovan Milovanović
5750:Dragutin Franasović
5740:Dragutin Franasović
5648:Radivoje Milojković
5543:Dimitrije Davidović
5004:Aleksandar Mitrović
4806:Vojislav Marinković
3915:Živko Karabiberović
3808:Milovan Milovanović
3629:Milovan Milovanović
3579:Ljubomir Stojanović
3502:Government offices
3205:. Haus Publishing.
3157:"The Last Audience"
3106:(11 January 2015).
3064:, 23 February 1925.
2997:Zgodovinski časopis
2931:Bataković, Dušan T.
2882:Bataković, Dušan T.
2712:Christopher Clark,
2593:. 10 December 2015.
2154:In 1995 television
2092:Nikola Pašić Square
1813:Essad Pasha Toptani
1625:was against this.
1573:Milovan S. Pavlović
1545:Royal assassination
1426:Serbo-Bulgarian War
1216:Stilian Chilingirov
1021:and three times as
814:Milovan Milovanović
624:Živko Karabiberović
502:Ljubomir Stojanović
412:Milovan Milovanović
7316:Mayors of Belgrade
7233:Nebojša Stefanović
7183:Republic of Serbia
7146:Republic of Serbia
7005:Čedomilj Miljković
6955:Antonije Bogićević
6914:Antonije Bogićević
6899:Dragutin Filipović
6832:Jovan Belimarković
6827:Milivoje Blaznavac
6822:Jovan Belimarković
6817:Milivoje Blaznavac
6772:Toma Vučić-Perišić
6736:Mladen Milovanović
6644:Diana Dragutinović
6625:Republic of Serbia
6597:Bojan Dimitrijević
6583:Republic of Serbia
6545:Jovan P. Jovanović
6525:Mihailo M. Popović
6515:Vladimir Todorović
6485:Vojislav Veljković
6480:Milovan Marinković
6460:Mihailo M. Popović
6450:Mihailo M. Popović
6415:Čedomilj Mijatović
6385:Čedomilj Mijatović
6370:Čedomilj Mijatović
6345:Čedomilj Mijatović
6340:Vladimir Jovanović
6330:Vladimir Jovanović
6303:Vladimir Jovanović
6283:Čedomilj Mijatović
6233:Radovan Damjanović
6085:Republic of Serbia
6062:Branko Mikašinović
6053:Republic of Serbia
5895:Mihailo Gavrilović
5755:Čedomilj Mijatović
5693:Čedomilj Mijatović
5643:Milan Petronijević
5618:Stevan Magazinović
5578:Avram Petronijević
5563:Avram Petronijević
5548:Avram Petronijević
5067:Mayors of Belgrade
4872:Slobodan Jovanović
4826:Milan Stojadinović
4776:Ljubomir Davidović
4756:Ljubomir Davidović
4621:Republic of Serbia
4554:Republic of Serbia
3945:Mayor of Belgrade
3931:Milovan Marinković
3833:Mihailo Gavrilović
3716:Ljubomir Davidović
3706:Ljubomir Davidović
2099:
2048:
2015:
1940:, which cut off a
1786:Battle of Kolubara
1774:
1698:Royal Serbian Army
1674:(1912–13) and the
1660:
1640:Russo-Japanese War
1526:Slobodan Jovanović
1513:Ивандањски атентат
1370:Milan Obrenović IV
1262:descent to Pašić.
1186:Pašić was born in
863:Mihailo Gavrilović
634:Milovan Malinković
367:Position abolished
272:Ljubomir Davidović
206:Ljubomir Davidović
16:Serbian politician
7258:
7257:
7165:Marko Negovanović
7071:Milutin Marinović
7020:Jovan Atanacković
6990:Jovan Atanacković
6985:Dragomir Vučković
6865:Kingdom of Serbia
6812:Hyppolyte Mondain
6777:Mileta Radojković
6677:
6676:
6560:Momčilo A. Ninčić
6495:Milić Radovanović
6475:Milić Radovanović
6465:Milić Radovanović
6440:Stevan D. Popović
6430:Stevan D. Popović
6425:Stevan Zdravković
6360:Milutin Garašanin
6355:Đorđe M. Pavlović
6321:Kingdom of Serbia
6127:
6126:
6010:Petar Velimirović
5970:Petar Velimirović
5845:Ljubomir Kaljević
5735:Milutin Garašanin
5716:Kingdom of Serbia
5683:Đorđe M. Pavlović
5457:
5456:
5033:
5032:
5012:
5011:
4984:Veselin Đuranović
4931:
4930:
4895:
4894:
4839:
4838:
4831:Dragiša Cvetković
4791:Velimir Vukićević
4682:
4681:
4280:Kingdom of Serbia
4018:
4017:
4009:Succeeded by
4000:President of the
3978:Succeeded by
3953:Nikola Stepanović
3951:Succeeded by
3940:Nikola Stepanović
3928:Succeeded by
3921:Mayor of Belgrade
3905:Succeeded by
3893:Milutin Garašanin
3880:Succeeded by
3857:Succeeded by
3830:Succeeded by
3805:Succeeded by
3780:Succeeded by
3755:Succeeded by
3728:Succeeded by
3703:Succeeded by
3678:Succeeded by
3664:Himself in Serbia
3651:Succeeded by
3626:Succeeded by
3604:Petar Velimirović
3601:Succeeded by
3576:Succeeded by
3551:Succeeded by
3524:Succeeded by
3447:978-86-83773-20-6
3394:978-86-7549-271-9
3373:978-0-8135-0773-6
3287:978-86-17-05390-9
3259:978-0-82231-016-7
3231:978-0-81350-773-6
3212:978-1-90782-221-6
2867:978-0-42977-259-7
2840:978-0-06219-922-5
2813:978-0-88033-412-9
2788:978-0-91471-037-0
2739:978-8-67179-094-9
2661:978-1-40087-585-6
2627:978-0-76180-399-7
2357:Dimitrijević 2004
2172:The Last Audience
2111:Trg Nikole Pašića
2107:Трг Николе Пашића
2072:Oxford University
2061:Nicholas "Nikola"
1969:and other areas.
1938:Treaty of Rapallo
1922:independent state
1920:(which became an
1870:Corfu Declaration
1825:military alliance
1778:series of battles
1676:Second Balkan War
1623:National Assembly
1602:Otto von Bismarck
1551:May Coup (Serbia)
1392:Exile in Bulgaria
1344:Nevesinjska puška
1321:Svetozar Marković
1224:Ottoman Bulgarian
1133:Corfu Declaration
1086:mayor of Belgrade
1062:National Assembly
995:
994:
665:Nikola Stevanović
655:Nikola Stevanović
602:Mayor of Belgrade
457:Petar Velimirović
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7253:*Acting Minister
7228:Aleksandar Vulin
7202:Aleksandar Vučić
7197:Dragan Šutanovac
7181:
7179:
7178:
7160:Tomislav Simović
7144:
7142:
7141:
7112:Radivoje Bojović
7101:Dušan Stefanović
7091:Radivoje Bojović
7081:Stepa Stepanović
7060:Mihailo Živković
7055:Stepa Stepanović
7040:Vasilije Antonić
7030:Milan Andrejević
7025:Leonid Solarević
7015:Milovan Pavlović
7010:Vasilije Antonić
7000:Božidar Janković
6970:Milovan Pavlović
6889:Tihomilj Nikolić
6884:Milojko Lešjanin
6863:
6861:
6860:
6847:Tihomilj Nikolić
6837:Milojko Lešjanin
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6540:Mihailo V. Vujić
6445:Vukašin Petrović
6435:Mihailo V. Vujić
6420:Vukašin Petrović
6405:Mihailo V. Vujić
6390:Mihailo V. Vujić
6375:Mihailo V. Vujić
6365:Vukašin Petrović
6319:
6317:
6316:
6298:Stevan Zdraković
6288:Konstantin Cukić
6268:Konstantin Cukić
6263:Jovan Gavrilović
6248:Jovan Marinković
6202:
6200:
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6114:Nikola Selaković
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6015:Stojan Novaković
5980:Jovan Avakumović
5965:Mihailo V. Vujić
5960:Aleksa Jovanović
5950:Stojan Novaković
5920:Jovan Avakumović
5865:Vasilije Antonić
5830:Vasilije Antonić
5820:Aleksa Jovanović
5805:Stojan Novaković
5775:Jovan Avakumović
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3991:Preceded by
3980:Radovije Bojović
3967:Minister of Army
3961:Dušan Stefanović
3959:Preceded by
3938:Preceded by
3913:Preceded by
3890:Preceded by
3867:Preceded by
3843:Kosta Taušanović
3840:Preceded by
3815:Preceded by
3793:Vasilije Antonić
3790:Preceded by
3765:Preceded by
3758:Jovan Avakumović
3738:Preceded by
3713:Preceded by
3688:Preceded by
3661:Preceded by
3636:Preceded by
3614:Stojan Novaković
3611:Preceded by
3586:Preceded by
3561:Preceded by
3537:Mihailo V. Vujić
3534:Preceded by
3527:Jovan Avakumović
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1996:election rigging
1960:Democratic Party
1934:Benito Mussolini
1694:Vardar Macedonia
1672:First Balkan War
1517:Kosta Taušanović
1437:pardoned Pašić.
1325:Pera Velimirović
1240:Ljubomir Miletić
1050:radical politics
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904:10 December 1926
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7192:Zoran Stanković
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7096:Miloš Božanović
6950:Dimitrije Đurić
6940:Radovan Miletić
6930:Dimitrije Đurić
6909:Petar Topalović
6904:Đura Horvatović
6858:
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6787:Ilija Garašanin
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6278:Marko Lazarević
6273:Panta Jovanović
6253:Jovan Veljković
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5955:Vladan Đorđević
5880:Marko Trifković
5815:Vladan Đorđević
5800:Milan Bogićević
5730:Milan Bogićević
5725:Milan Piroćanac
5709:
5707:
5702:
5698:Milan Piroćanac
5673:Milan Bogićević
5668:Milan Piroćanac
5663:Jovan Marinović
5653:Dimitrije Matić
5633:Ilija Garašanin
5613:Stefan Marković
5603:Stefan Marković
5598:Aleksa Janković
5588:Ilija Garašanin
5583:Aleksa Janković
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3783:Jovan Žujović
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3681:Stojan Protić
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3079:TIME Magazine
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3061:TIME Magazine
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3043:TIME Magazine
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2605:
2604:Dragnich 1974
2600:
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2541:
2535:, p. 43.
2534:
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2511:, p. 57.
2510:
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2499:, p. 62.
2498:
2493:
2487:, p. 58.
2486:
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2479:
2472:, p. 56.
2471:
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2457:, p. 11.
2456:
2455:Dragnich 1974
2451:
2439:
2432:(in Serbian).
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2331:Sabrana djela
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6995:Miloš Vasić
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4282:(1882–1918)
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4138:P. Janković
4122:K. Marković
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4061:(1805–1814)
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3510:Sava Grujić
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1591:Sava Grujić
1565:Draga Mašin
1496:Lazar Dokić
1480:Alexander I
1435:Sava Grujić
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1208:Jovan Dučić
1164:nationalism
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1101:Balkan Wars
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1046:Switzerland
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