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Chapters: People From Bogati, People From Krupanj, People From Loznica, People From abac, Stojan Novakovi, Vladimir Stojkovi, Aleksandra Radovi, Jovan Cviji, Vuk Stefanovi Karad i, Nemanja Mati, Sinan Saki, Miroslav uki, Vladislav Lalicki, Stanislav Vinaver, Sanja Stija i, Du an Kova evi, ivojin Pavlovi, Milo Vujani, Ranko Despotovi, Uro Mati, Dragan Mi anovi, aban auli, Branislav Le i, Du an Petrovi, Bojan Neziri, Zlatko Junuzovi, Nata a Koji, Bogdan Turudija, Milinko Panti, Dragan Panteli, Dejan Maksi, Sreten Stani, Mihailo Petrovi, Bo idar osi, Laza Lazarevi, Ivan ivanovi, Bo idar Tadi, Milan Milutinovi, Vojislav Meli, Vladimir Jovanovi, Neboj a Zlatari, Slavica uktera, Ivan Obrovac, Ognjen Amid i, or e Pavli, Slobodan Kuzmanovski, Dragica uri, Pavle Grubje i, Mile Isakovi, Oskar Davi o, Mili Od Ma ve, Zlatka Relji . Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 147. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Stojan Novakovi (Serbian Cyrillic: ), (November 1, 1842 - February 18, 1915) was a Serbian scholar, politician and diplomat, and the foremost Serbian historian of nineteenth century, holding the post of Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Serbia on two occasions. He was born in the western Serbian city of abac and died in the southern city of Ni, Serbia's wartime capital. Stojan Novakovi was the first Serbian-educated scholar of the 19th century that obtained international renown. After finishing his secondary education in Belgrade (1860), he studied law and philosophy until 1863 at the Lyceum (Licej) that was eventually transformed into the Great School (Velika kola). In 1865 he became a high school professor in Belgrade. By 1872 he was the librarian of the National Library and curator of the National Museum in Belgrade. As a young scholar he was fo...http: //booksllc.net/?id=20958127
