Nikola Pašić: The agreement of Serbs and Croats

Traduit par Marija Petrović (trad.)

p. 47-55


Extrait

1Title: Sloga Srbo-Hrvata (The agreement of Serbs and Croats)

2Originally published: The first publication of the manuscript is Nikola Pašić, Sloga Srbo-Hrvata, edited by Đorđe Đ. Stanković (Belgrade: Vreme knjige, 1995)

3Language: Serbian

4The excerpts used are from Nikola Pašić, Sloga Srbo-Hrvata, edited by Đorđe Đ. Stanković (Belgrade: Vreme knjige, 1995), pp. 104–105, 125–128, 131–134.

About the author

5Nikola Pašić [1845, Zaječar (Eastern Serbia)–1926, Belgrade]: one of the most important Serbian politicians of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He studied technical sciences in Belgrade and Zurich (1868–1872). While residing in Switzerland, Pašić was greatly influenced by the populist ideologue, Svetozar Marković. It was also there that he met and became close to a group of young Serbian radicals, including Pera Todorović, Pera Velimirović, Lazar Paču, Jovan Žujović. In 1881, this group established the Serbian Radical Party. This was the first modern political party in Ser

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