Nenad Sabić

Nenad Sabić (b. December 21st, 1879) is an Aukustian far-right politician & leader of the Aukustian People's Interest Party. He first joined the party in 1896, at the age of 17. He joined the party's military wing, the APAM, in the following year. He quickly gained the personal trust of the previous leader, Predrag Andrić, after the two met at a rally in Tuzlanin, where Sabić lead the initial cohort of marchers. He used his relationship to Andrić to become appointed as leader of the party's League of Cultural Preservation in 1898. When XXX retired in 1902, he had originally named Avel Markijić his succesor, much to the dismay of Sabić. Despite this, however, Sabić used his connections to the APAM & other wings of the party apparatus to political pressure Markijić into resignation, essentially staging an intraparty coup, which would lead to Sabić becoming the official Chairman in 1903.
Sabić's leadership of the party has been characterized by an extended emphasis on anti-matierialist & hedonist tendencies in the APIP, and a gravitation towards spiritualism. Political theorists have characterized Sabić as "representative of the extreme, semi-mystical wing of the APIP." Many have also noted that, under Sabić, the party has continued to move towards a national, and not regional, identity.
Category:Aukustia