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Slobodan Jovanović

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Serbian jurist, historian, sociologist, journalist, and literary critic

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Slobodan Jovanović was a Serbian jurist, historian, journalist, and university teacher. Born in Novi Sad in 1869, he was the son of Vladimir Jovanović. He received his education at the First Belgrade Gymnasium, the University of Geneva, and Sciences Po. Jovanović held the position of Prime Minister of Yugoslavia and was an independent politician. He was a member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts and taught at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Law.

He held citizenship in Austria–Hungary, the Kingdom of Serbia, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, and the United Kingdom. Jovanović died in London in 1958. His native language was Serbian, and he also spoke English. He authored 42 works, including *O suverenosti uvodno predavanje iz drzhavnog prava*, *Vođi francuske revolucije*, *Ustavobranitelji i njihova vlada (1838-1858)*, and *Iz istorije političkih doktrina*.

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Born
1869
Died
1958
Works
42

Top works

  • O suverenosti uvodno predavanje iz drzhavnog prava
  • Vođi francuske revolucije
  • Ustavobranitelji i njihova vlada (1838-1858)
  • Ustavobraniteli i njihova vlada (1838-1858)
  • Iz istorije političkih doktrina

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Instance of
human
Given name
Slobodan
Family name
Jovanović
Gender
male
Place of birth
Novi Sad
Place of death
London
Occupation
teacher
Political party
independent politician
Languages spoken
Serbian
Native language
Serbian
Image
Slobodan Jovanović, by Uroš Predić (1931).jpg
Residence
Novi Sad
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ethnic group
Serbs
date of birth
1869-11-21
date of death
1958-12-12
Commons category
Slobodan Jovanović
name in native language
Слободан Јовановић
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