Biography
Slobodan Milosevic considered the main purpose of its political activity to preserve the integrity of Yugoslavia. However, he failed to protect the state from destruction and avoid collapse of a political career.Childhood and youth
Slobodan Miloshevich was born on August 20, 1941 in the city of Firevatz, Serbia. The boy's father was theologian, taught Russian and Serbohorvati language to the gymnasists, and the mother worked at school. His elder brother Borislav subsequently learned on a diplomat.
The childhood of the future president of Yugoslavia was heavy. As a child, he found the Second World War, and after her graduation, the parents divorced. Father Slobodan moved to Montenegro and soon committed suicide. The mother raised the children alone, but a little survived the former husband. In memory of the once a happy family, only black and white photos remained.
In school years, the guy showed good results, but was not particularly a company, because of which classmates did not tend him a big future. However, in high school, the activist joined the Union of Yugoslav Communists and began to build a career in politics. Later he graduated from Belgrade University, where he learned to a lawyer. During his studies, Slobodan began his friends with Ivan Stambolich, who had a decisive influence on his formation as a state leader.
Personal life
In the youth, a state and high politician (height 186 cm) enjoyed success with the opposite sex. But he was faithful to his wife Mirian Markovich, who brought up the children Marco and Maria. Other details of his personal life are not disclosed.Politics
Soon after the end of the university, a young man received a position in Technogaz. Then he began working in Beobank and as his representative was repeatedly visited by New York, thanks to which he learned English. Later, already being the head of the organization, Milosevic resigned to make it tougher to engage in politics.
During this period in the country, the offensive of the economic crisis was clearly felt. The wave of students' strikes and workers followed, the party bureaucrats massively leaving the posts, not wanting to take the blame for the collapse of the state. For Slobodan, it became a chance to get the power he was not going to miss.
Embed from getty imagesCareer policy was rapidly in the mountain, he joined the Presidium of the Central Committee of the Union of Communists of Serbia, and then became Chairman of the Belgrade Union. The man became famous as a domineering leader, known for its rigid repressive management methods. But such a system gave fruit, and already in 1984, Milosevic was headed by the Presidium of the Federal Republic of Serbia.
A turning point in the formation of Slobodan as a political leader was a trip to Kosovo. The rebel group tried to get through the police to meet with the future president, but was physical punishment. Wanting to reassure the crowd, Milosevic descended to the rebellious workers and stated that no one had the right to beat them. It made him a hero in the eyes of Serbs.
In subsequent years, a man paid special attention to the problems of Kosovo residents, which brought him the status of the national leader. Thanks to the support of the local population, politics managed to achieve the resignation of the current government of Voivodina and Montenegro, and then take the presidency of the Republic of Serbia.
After the start of the board, Slobodan paid special attention to the problems of the Serbs and sought to preserve their unity and independence as the people as part of Yugoslavia. To distribute their own ideas, a man founded the Socialist Party of Serbia and began to strengthen its position within the state.
During the 14th Congress of the Union of Communists, politicians demanded the abolition of the Constitution, which gives the chapters of the republics equal authority. He wanted to increase the importance of the Serbian people, which was most of the inhabitants of the Union State. After the adoption of new laws, Milosevic re-elected as president of the Federal Republic of Serbia. The leader sent the forces of the army to contain the provinces from the department.
Save the integrity of Yugoslavia Slobodan failed. The first of the exit from the Union was stated by Croatia, which crossed out Serbs from the population of the country, which caused rebounds and discontent. Rejected residents have formed an autonomous region of Krain, which began war, during which the president supported separatists. Then Slovenia declared about independence, Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina stretched behind it.
Embed from getty imagesAs a result, the Union Republic of Yugoslavia was formed, in which Serbia and Montenegro were included. The man brought troops from the separated republics and signed documents on their independence. Soon after, Milosevic was elected the successor of Zoran Lilich and took the post of Yugoslav head. During this period, the struggle of Albanian terrorists in Kosovo and the Metokhia, which was tried to confront the President. He enlisted the support of Sherel's support.
In 1999, Slobodan received accusations of crimes against humanity in relation to residents of the warring republics from the Hague court. In order not to get under the Tribunal, the president did not go beyond Serbia. He negotiated with representatives of the contact group, as a result of which announced the termination of the struggle and the conclusion of troops.
A year after the initiation of repeated elections, Milosevic was forced to leave the presidential post. Soon the policy was arrested on charges of abuse of official position and sent under the Tribunal. The trial lasted until the death of a man due to the contradictions of information. In his protective speech in the Hague, the statesman accused NATO in the collapse of Yugoslavia and presented evidence of a number of war crimes committed by the association.
Death
During the lawsuit, the statesman began with health problems. In the last speech, the former president addressed the Russian, calling for the West to take care of the West and not repeat the mistakes of the Serbian people. The biography of the policy was cut into prison on March 11, 2006, the cause of death was called myocardial infarction. Supporters and relatives argued that the man was killed.
10 years later there was information that Milosevic was posthumously justified. But later, the former deputy prosecutor in his case declared the fallacy of this information.