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democratic socialist,
Djilas became one of the best-known and most
prominent dissidents in
Yugoslavia and all of
Eastern Europe.
Milovan Djilas was born in Podbišće...
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Djilas 1966, pp. 151–2.
Roberts 2007, p. 202.
Djilas 1966, pp. 158–59.
Djilas 1966, p. 154.
Djilas 1966, pp. 154–57.
Djilas 1966...
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rural community of
Djilas,
located in the
Fimela Arrondis****t, of the
Fatick Department and the
Region of Fatick.
Djilas is
situated in the ancient...
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Mohamed Djila is a
former Malian international footballer of the 1980s and 1990s.
Djila spent much of his
career with
Stade Malien. "Lancement de la campagne...
- Đilas or, old
orthography Djilas (Serbian: Ђилас) is a
Serbian surname. Đilas is also a Serb clan
originating in
Montenegro from the Vojinović
noble family...
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prominent dissidents) in
Belgrade to stop a
lecture by
Milovan Djilas. The
trial of
Djilas and the five
others generated much
sympathy for the defendants...
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Neutemeljena ideja da se od NATO-a traži odšteta".
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March 1998 (University of Washington: HMJ
School of
International Studies)
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notes by
William Jovanovich...
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Milovan (1991). "The
Legacy of
Communism in
Eastern Europe". The Fletcher...
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Mitra Mitrović (Serbian: Митра Митровић; 6
September 1912 – 4
April 2001) was a
Serbian politician,
feminist and writer. The
daughter of a
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