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Milan Nedeljković

Milan G. Nedeljković (Belgrade, Principality of Serbia, 9 September 1857 - Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 21 February 1950) was the first modern professor of astronomy and meteorology at the Grandes écoles, and the founder and first director of the Astronomical and Meteorological Observatory in Belgrade.http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1999POBeo..65..197T
==Biography==
He was born in Kraljice Natalije, then Abadžijska Street in Belgrade, as the first of eight children (Milan, Đorđe, Nikola, Emilian, Vojislav, Ljubomir, Kosara and Spasenija) of the wealthy abadžija (tailor) Gligorije Nedeljković and mother Aleksandra. He finished the first men's high school as a student of the generation. At the Grandes écoles|Velika škola, at the Department of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, he graduated with great success and an award for his work in physics. At the college, he was immediately accepted as a trainee lecturer in physics and mathematics. However, at the suggestion of Josif Pančić, he received a scholarship to continue his education in Paris. He enrolled in mathematics at the Sorbonne and studied physics part-time at the Collège de France.http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1999POBeo..65..197T
After five years of study in Paris,http://www.planeta.rs/24/12jubileji.htmhe returned to Belgrade with degrees in mathematics, physics, astronomy, meteorology, precision mechanics and seismology. At the Velika škola, he then opened the Department of Astronomy and Meteorology and immediately asked the Government of the Kingdom of Serbia to enable him to build an observatory that would be the central meteorological station. In 1887, he founded the Astronomical and Meteorological Observatory in Belgrade, where he performed the first seismological and geomagnetic measurements in Serbia at the beginning of the 20th century. He was the manager of the observatory until his retirement in 1924.http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1999POBeo..65..197T
A significant work of Milan Nedeljković after the First World War, in which the Serbian people suffered severely, is the purchase of astronomical, meteorological and other geophysical instruments and accessories from which the Astronomical Observatory in Veliki Vračar was made, which began operating in 1932. The telescopes were procured in 1922 and delivered from Jena to Belgrade as war (World War I) reparations from Germany.http://astro.matf.bg.ac.rs/sem001.htmПомрачење најстаријег српског телескопа („Политика“, 30. август 2012), Приступљено 12 April 2013.The wealthy and educated wife of Tomani (1866-1959) was of great help to Milan Nedeljković in astronomical and meteorological work all the time. All their lives, they set aside personal funds for these sciences.http://astro.matf.bg.ac.rs/sem001.htm
==Literature==
*http://www.planeta.rs/24/12jubileji.htm - 150 years since the birth of Milan Nedeljković., Retrieved April 9, 2009.
*http://astro.matf.bg.ac.rs/sem001.htm - History of procurement of instruments for the astronomical observatory., Accessed on February 14, 2009.
== References ==
Category:Serbian people
Category:Serbian astronomers
Category:Professors from Serbia
Milan Petrović (football coach)

Milan Petrovic (born in Slovenia) is a Slovenian football manager who last worked as head coach of Badak Lampung in Indonesia.Berges Gantikan Petrovic Besut Badak Lampung Lampung Post 
==Career==
Petrovich started his managerial career with NK Primorje. After that, he coached ŽNK Olimpija Ljubljana, ŽNK Rudar Škale, and Arema. In 2019, he was appointed head coach of Badak Lampung in the Indonesian Liga 1, a position he held until 2020. 
== References ==
== External links ==
*Milan Petrović on Linkedin
*Milan Petrović on Twitter
* AMAZING STORY of a Slovenian coach: We were protected by SPECIALISTS, for the match in OKLEPNIK, 25 THOUSAND FANS in front of the stadium
* Applause, Milan Petrovic Delights in Training Lampung Rhinos in League 2
* Milan Petrovic Feeling Wasted Although It Can Raise Arema FC Performance
* Petrović: Will the club still work at all? 
* Milan Petrović: We borrow money to survive 
Category:Slovenian people
Category:Slovenian football managers
Category:Slovenia national football team managers
Category:Badak Lampung F.C.
Category:Slovenian footballers
Category:Football in Slovenia
Milan Turković (businessperson)

Milan Emil Antun Viktor Turković (4 February 1857 – 18 September 1937), titled Baron Milan Turković of Kutjevo, was a Croatian businessman and nobleman from the Turković Kutjevski family.
==Biography==
After completing his gymnasium education in Rakovec, Turković attended the Trade Academy in Trieste. From an early age, Turković played an active role in his father's forest business, where he honed his expertise in the wood industry. In 1882, Turković settled permanently in Kutjevo and focused on developing the family business, which specialized in wooden products. He and his older brother Petar Dragan managed the business, devoting themselves to exploiting oak trees and planting vast vineyards, orchards, and tobacco fields. 
Following Petar Dragan's death in 1916, Turković moved to Zagreb and became influential in economic and cultural life. He served as the president of the Croatian Eskompt Bank, the Association of Foresters, and the Rescue Society. Additionally, he was a censor of the National Bank in Zagreb and helped found the Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra, showcasing his passion for music.
Turković was awarded several prestigious honours throughout his lifetime. In 1901, he received the Order of the Legion of Honour (first degree). In 1911, he and his brother were made barons by the Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I. He received several awards from the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, including the Order of St. Sava (third degree) in 1923, the Order of the White Eagle (fifth degree) in 1937, and the Order of the Yugoslav Crown (third degree) in 1933.
Furthermore, Turković was an active member of the Šušak Rotary Club and served as its first president.
==Family==
Turković's wife was Irena, née Tulić. They had two sons; Zdenko (born 1892) and Fedor (b. 1894).
==Legacy==
*Milanlug, a village in the Čaglin Municipality, was named after Turković.
==See also==
* List of Rotarians
Category:1857 births
Category:People from Karlovac
Category:Croatian businesspeople
Category:Noblemen
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Mildred Sledge

Mildred Sledge was a screenwriter.Sweethearts of the Sage: Biographies and Filmographies of 258 Actresses Appearing in Western Movies by Buck Rainey, McFarland, 1992 page 38 She scripted several Texas Guinan movies. During two years she wrote seven Western themed screenplays in which she told the stories from a female perspective.https://books.google.com/books?id=jR3iAAAAQBAJ&newbks=0&printsec=frontcover&pg=PA11&dq=mildred+sledge&hl=en#v=onepage&q=mildred%20sledge&f=false The final Western screenplay she wrote was The Code of the West, a reconfiguration of Owen Wister's groundbreaking 1902 novelThe Virginian (novel).
*The Claws of Texas (1921)
*Code of Texas Storm (1921)
*The Heart of Texas (1921)
*The Soul of Texas (1921)
*The Girl of the Border
*Vengeance of Texas Grey
*Texas of the Mounted
*The Code of the West
Category:American screenwriters
Category:American people
Category:American women screenwriters
Milena Origgi

Milena Origgi is an Italian-American vocal training expert known for her development of the Inborn Voice method.
Referred to as "The Voice Guru", Origgi's "Inborn Voice" method assists individuals in understanding their vocal capacities and their connection to emotions. This approach, described by MTV Rock as a voice makeover, is aimed at facilitating vocal change and broader personal growth through a vocal realignment process. Origgi currently works in multiple cities, including Boston, New York City, and London.
==Career==
Originally starting her career as a singer, Origgi transitioned into vocal training at 25, later inventing a method that emphasizes the emotional connection with one's voice.
Origgi joined the Catholic University of The Sacred Heart as a vocal coach for the communication skills course in 2016 and was titled "Topic Expert" by the Catholic University of The Sacred Heart. She also conducted Personal Development Course in 2018 at the same institute. Origgi was associated with the institute until 2020.
After five years of working in the United States, at the age of 47, Origgi became the first recipient of a Genius Green Card for her expertise in vocal coaching. Following her relocation to the United States, Origgi conducted over 17,000 online vocal coaching sessions, spanning 20 time zones.
Origgi is the author of The Way of the Voice in which she explores the interaction between vocal vibrations and life experiences.
Category:1972 births
Category:People from Busto Arsizio
Category:Italian American
Category:Vocal coaches
Category:Chief executive officers
Miles Moretti

Miles Moretti (李美越), is a Chinese-American mixed race content creator on TikTok. He went viral for wearing floral outfits (which is called "Dongbei DaHua" in Chinese) and traditional Chinese attire "Hanfu" walking around the streets all over the world.
==Early Life==
Moretti was born into a Vietnamese-American family of mixed Chinese and British heritage, and grew up in Omaha, Nebraska. He enrolled in the University of Houston, majoring in Chinese studies and obtained his BA degree from UH. He moved from the Sates to China after graduation in the end of 2015, and has been living in Beijing since then.
==Career==
Moretti became famous for his "Dongbei flower taking over the world-3rd stop Paris" viral video released on Nov 16, 2023 on Douyin (Chinese version of TikTok). This video got 300 million hits by Dec 13, 2023.
Category:Content Creators
Category:People from Omaha, Nebraska
Category:American people
Category:1992 births
Mili Bashar

Mili Bashar is is a Bangladeshi actress. She performs in Bengali TV dramas and many TVC. Mili made her stage debut with 'Shakuntala' by Nasir Uddin Yusuf Bacchu.
==Career==
Bashar started her career with various television dramas and movies.
==Works==
===Selected dramas===
===Movies===
* Leader: Amie Bangladesh
* Jodi Ekdin
* Family Friends
* Damal
* Talash
Category:Living people
Category:Bangladeshi female models
Category:Reality television participants
Category:Bangladeshi actresses
Milica Topalovic

Milica Topalovic (born 1971) is a Serbia|Serbian architect. She was an assistant at the research institute Studio Basel created by Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron and holds a Chair of Architecture and Territorial Planning at ETH Zurich. 
She works at the threshold between architecture, territory and planning. Prior to her professorship at ETHZ, Topalovic held an assistant professorship at the Future Cities Laboratory in Singapore.
==References==
Category:1971 births
Category:Living people
Category:Serbian architects
Category:Serbian women architects
Category:ETH Zurich faculty
Milind Jangam

Milind Jangam Born on 4th September, 1969. He plays banjo in all types of Events specially in Ganesh Chaturthi and Anant Chaturthi from last 30 years.
==Biography==
Milind Jangam born on 4th September, 1969. Born in a Maharashtra, currently resides at Mansarowar and works in Marshalls Enterprises India Pvt. Ltd., married to Riya Jangam. Milind is known as Girgaon Cha Ladka Milind in Maharashtra.
==Career==
Milind become famous from Girgaon Cha Raja i.e. Nikadwari lane Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav Mandal as Milind plays banjo in Ganesh Chaturthi from last 30 years. Milind has huge number of fan following. People from all over Mumbai & Maharashtra. People travel to see him play kacchi dhol. Milind’s Fans uploaded videos on YouTube. 
==Works==
Milind was called as guest for special episode named Naad Maharashtracha on TV show named Tumchyasathi kay Pan (Season 1) on Colours Marathi. Show is available on JioCinema. Milind in the show said, he makes almost 5000 people dance in Girgaon Cha Raja Visarjan and this is all because he is blessed by God himself.
==Biography==
Rathod Films Private Limited a film production house from Maharashtra with Manoj Sharma as co-producer are producing Marathi Cinema / Feature Film based on real life events of Milind Jangam. The project is tentatively title “Girgaon Cha Ladka Milind” starring Santosh Juvekar & Priyadarshaini Indalkar & Gaurav More directed by Jay Rathod & Vinayak Gaikwad.
Category:1969 births
Category:People from Maharashtra
Category:Indian people	
Category:Banjo players
Milisav Šurbatović

Milisav Šurbatović (Serbian Cyrillic: Милисав Шурбатовић; Čevo, near Nikšić, Kingdom of Montenegro, 7 April 1915 - Los Angeles, California, United States of America, 23 June 1993) was a Serbian-American engineer, a member of the "Serbian Seven" that participated in the Apollo space mission program, as well as an officer (lieutenant) of the Royal Yugoslav Army in the Homeland during World War II who fought the invaders.
==Biography==
Šurbatović was born on 7 April 1915. He is from the Šurbatović brotherhood from Čevo near Nikšić. He spent the Second World War as a lieutenant in the headquarters of the Supreme Command of the Royal Yugoslav Army in the Fatherland.
He fought under the command of General Draza Mihailovich. After the war, he emigrated to the United States of America.
As a member of the "Serbian Seven", which consisted of Milojko "Mike" Vucelić, Danilo Bojić, Pavle Dujić, Peter Galovich, Slavoljub Vujić and David Vujić, he worked on designing the landing and separation of space objects on the surface of the Moon as part of the NASA Apollo project.
He died on 23 June 1993 in Los Angeles. He was buried at the Serbian United Benevolent Society Cemetery in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, U.S.A.
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Category:1993 deaths
Category:Serbian engineers
Military

A military, usually known as the armed forces as a whole, is a strongly equipped and highly organised organisation that is mainly meant for combat. In most cases, it is approved and maintained by a sovereign state, and its members are distinguished by the distinctive military uniforms they wear. There are many different military branches that may be found in a country. For example, there may be an army, navy, air force, space force, marines, or coast guard. According to conventional wisdom, the primary mission of the military is to defend the state and its interests against external armed threats.
In common parlance, the terms armed forces and military are frequently treated as synonyms, though in technical parlance, a distinction is sometimes drawn between a country's armed forces and other paramilitary forces, with a country's armed forces including both its military and other paramilitary forces. Various types of irregular military forces exist, none of which are affiliated with a recognised state; although they have many characteristics with regular military units, they are less often referred to as simply military.
Depending on the country, the military may function as a distinct social subculture, with its own infrastructure, such as military housing and educational facilities as well as utilities and logistical support. Other resources may include legal and financial services, food production, and banking services. Besides fighting wars, the military can be called upon to perform a variety of other sanctioned and non-sanctioned functions within the state. These include responding to internal security threats and population control; pushing forward a political agenda; providing emergency services and reconstruction; protecting corporate economic interests; and participating in social ceremonies and national honour guards.
Soldiering as a member of a military organisation predates the beginning of recorded history. Power and exploits of ancient antiquity's military commanders are shown in some of the most iconic pictures of antiquity's art history. It was one of the defining moments of Pharaoh Ramses II's rule, and his monuments to the battle of Kadesh, which took place in 1274 BC, memorialise it in bas-relief. Ten centuries later, in order to impress the gods with his military might, the first emperor of undivided China, Qin Shi Huang, had himself buried with an army of clay warriors, known as terracotta soldiers. The Romans placed a great deal of emphasis on military concerns, and they left a large number of treatises and publications on the topic, as well as several magnificently carved triumphal arches and victory columns, to be preserved for future generations.
Category:Military
Category:Defense
Category:Government institutions
Category:International security
Military intelligence

Military intelligence is a military discipline that use information collecting and analysis methodologies to offer advice and direction to commanders in making decisions. It is comprised of officers and enlisted personnel. This goal is accomplished by the provision of an evaluation of data from a variety of sources, aimed towards the commanders' mission needs, or by responding to inquiries as part of operational or campaign planning, among other methods. In order to give an analysis, it is necessary to first identify the commander's information needs, which are then included into intelligence collection, analysis, and dissemination efforts.
The operating environment, hostile, friendly, and neutral troops, the civilian population in an area of combat operations, and other larger topics of interest may all be investigated in depth. Intelligence operations are carried out at all levels, from tactical to strategic, in peacetime, throughout the period of transition from peace to war, and during the actual conflict.
Most nations retain a military intelligence capacity to supply analytical and information gathering specialists in both specialised units and from other weapons and services, as well as from other branches of government. Collaboration between military and civilian intelligence capabilities is necessary to provide accurate information on the whole range of political and military activity.
It is possible that personnel conducting intelligence responsibilities will be recruited based on their analytical talents and personal intelligence prior to getting formal training.
Category:Military intelligence
Category:Combat support occupations
Category:Intelligence gathering disciplines
Milivoje Dinić

Milivoje Dinić also Miloje Dinić (Serbian Cyrillic: Миливоје Динић; 1887-1918) was a Serbian voivode of Preševo during the Macedonian Struggle, the Balkan Wars and the Great War.Српски биографски речник (Азбучник), III том, стр. 29Илија Ж. Трифуновић, Крв четника, Графички уметнички завод Планета, Београд, 1930, стр. 66—69His older brother Dragoljub M. Dinić (1881-1966) was a Serbian general.
Today in Belgrade New Cemetery, better known as Novo groblje, on the same tomb there is also a memorial plaque for Dragoljub M. Dimić's younger brother Milivoje (1887-1918), who was a famous Chetnik officer and Duke of Preševo.
Milivoje, like his brother Dragoljub, participated in the Balkan Wars and World War I|First World War on the Balkan front during the breakthrough at Kajmakčalan. On 30 September 1918, he led the 3rd Battalion of the 4th Serbian Volunteer Division in the Battle of Kajmakčalanhttps://historum.com/t/the-battle-of-kaimakchalan-kaimaktsalan-ww1.35120/
, where the strategically highest points of the Macedonian front and the peak of Kajmakčalan (2521 m) were captured.
Milivoje Dinić managed to survive the breakthrough of the Macedonian front in the period from 15 to 18 September 1918, but was captured by Bulgarian troops, tortured, burned in a Polish oven, though his ashes and what was left unburned was later recovered by the Serbian army. His partial remains were buried in the allied cemetery Zeytinlik (row 108) in Thessaloniki.cite book |title= Крв четника |last= Трифуновић |first= Илија |authorlink= Илия Бирчанин |year=1930 |location= Београд|pages=66 - 68 |url= http://www.scribd.com/doc/102997076/Krv-Cetnika-Ilija-Z-Trifunovic|accessdate=2 ноември 2013
Category:Preševo
Category:Serbian people
Category:Macedonian Struggle
Milka Kajganić

Milka Kajganić (* 1951 in Kozarac as Milka Mraović) is a Croatian journalist and author.
==Life==
Kajganić graduated from the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Belgrade and Faculty of Law, University of Rijeka, and has been writing as a freelance journalist since 1989. She lives in Zurich. She wrote the Kordun Reader's Book, which contains a Kordun dictionary, folk poems, jokes and humorous stories from Kordun, and recipes of Kordun cuisine. This book is now in its third edition and was described by the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts as "an exceptional contribution to the study of Serb culture in Croatia".
Milka Kajganić writes her books in Croatian and Serbian (Latin and Cyrillic script). The books mentioned are also available in English. Her texts have appeared in numerous collections, anthologies and monographs. Kajganić also heads the writers' association "Literaturkreis Goldene Feder" Switzerland. She is a collector of Kordun folk editions and customs. The novel Love of Freedom was awarded the Rastko Petrovic Prize for Best Novel 2022 in Serbia.
Milka's work as journalist and human rights activist has been acknowledged worldwide and her correspondence with Bill Cliton has been published by Tesla Memorial Society of New York. She works actively with Literary Forum Kordun and various excerpts from her book "The UNPROFOR Kid" get published there progressively. 
Milka Kajganic is a renowned victimologist. Her writings are highly treasured as her educational background both in law and medicine allowed her to give insights into the mental, physical and psycological issues faced by the victims of war. Milka's books reveal many secrets which were kept hidden during the Communist regime. It was forbidden to discuss these communist secrets in public till recent years. Her popularity in the early days is attributed to her open and real views on the Croatian war where she discusses the stories and state of people on both sides of the war. In his evaluation of the Crotian war, Giacomo Scotti has taken inspiration from her views on the state of Crotian war. Attributed to her writing style and the objective viewpoint, her articles were always sought after by historians and journalists. Milka's opinions as victimologist have been incorportaed in the documentary film "33 angles" by the Norwegian historian Dr. Johannes Hvaal Solberg and Dimeski Dan Media Norway. 
==Other Notable Books==
* Child Abduction
* The Brave Health Inspection
* Escape From Madness
* Demands of the Heart
* Traces of Childhood
* The Tear Drops
* The Vortex of Life 
* The Stories of a Kordun old Man, 2022
* The Wounds of the Refugees, 2022
* The Storm in the Eyes of the Suffering, 2022 
* The UNPROFOR Kid
* Love for Freedom
* What have I got myself into
Category:1951 births
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Category:University of Belgrade alumni
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