Veroslav Stojanovic

Belgrade, Serbia

Tomislav Stojanovic (adopted father) †

Milena Djokovic (adopted mother) †

Momcilo Stojanovic (paternal grandfather) †

Petra Ilic (paternal grandmother) †

Cedomir Djokovic (maternal grandfather) †

Radojka Stanimirovic (maternal grandmother) †

Dragoljub Stojanovic (younger biological brother) †

Vladan Stojanovic (younger biological brother) †

Arsenije Stojanovic (younger biological brother)

Miodrag Stojanovic (paternal uncle) †

Marija Djokic (paternal aunt-in-law) †

Dobrivoje Stojanovic (paternal first cousin)

Dobrija Stojanovic (paternal first cousin) †

Danijela Stojanovic (paternal aunt) †

Dusan Timotic (paternal uncle-in-law) †

Cveta Timotic (paternal first cousin) †

Radmila Timotic (paternal first cousin)

Stanimir Djokovic (maternal uncle) †

Slavka Acic (maternal aunt-in-law) †

Vladimir Djokovic (maternal first cousin) †

Anastasija Malin (sister-in-law)

Jovana Anic (sister-in-law)

Djordje Ivaz (brother-in-law)

Mina Stojanovic (niece)

Jovana Stojanovic (niece)

Dimitrije Stojanovic (nephew)

Nina Stojanovic (niece)

Milan Stojanovic (nephew)

Zorica Stojanovic (niece)

Mina Ivaz (wife) ?

Dusan Stojanovic (son)

Andrijana Stojanovic (daughter)

Goca Stojanovic (daughter)

Valentina Mitrovic (granddaughter)

Ljubica Mitrovic (granddaughter)

Stanislav Mitrovic (grandson)

Bosko Stojanovic (grandson)

Teodora Stojanovic (granddaughter)

Ilija Radojkovic (grandson)

Zivan Darinkovic (great-grandson)

Zeljka Darinkovic (great-granddaughter)

Aleksandar Todorovic (great-grandson)

Zoran Boskovic (great-grandson)

Petar Stojanovic (great-grandson)

Predrag Todorovic (great-grandson)

Bozidar Ivaz (father-in-law) †

Kristina Mijic (mother-in-law) †

Ankica Djordjevic (daughter-in-law)

Dragoslav Mitrovic (son-in-law)

Jovan Radojkovic (son-in-law)

Borislav Darinkovic (grandson-in-law)

Jugoslav Todorovic (grandson-in-law)

Milica Radmilovic (granddaughter-in-law)

Darko Boskovic (grandson-in-law)

**Veroslav Stojanović** (Serbian Cyrillic: Верослав Стојановић) (born **Veroslav Malkić** (Верослав Малкић): March 30, 1935 - January 15, 2020) was a Serbian stockbroker.

Veroslav was adopted when his parents died and raised along with his three biological brothers.

He was the adopted son of Tomislav Stojanovic and Milena Djokovic, biological brother of Dragoljub, Vladan and Arsenije Stojanovic, husband of Mina Ivaz and father of Dusan, Andrijana and Goca Stojanovic.

## Early life

### Biological family

Veroslav Stojanovic was born on the 30th March 1935 in Belgrade, Serbia to unknown parents. He did research on his ancestry but could not find a trace. His adopted parents once said their [Veroslav, Dragoljub, Vladan and Arsenije] biological father died in World War II shortly before Arsenije was born and their mother died after giving birth to Arsenije.

Later research by Veroslav’s oldest daughter Andrijana identified her biological grandparents: Nadežda Ilić (1917-1943), a housewife and Grigorije Malkić (1912-1943), a WWII commander.

### Adopted family

Veroslav and his three younger brothers Dragoljub, Vladan and Arsenije were raised by Milena (née Djokovic) (1905-1977), a housewife and Tomislav Stojanovic (1905-1985), a Navy officer.

## Family

In 1950, Veroslav met Mina Ivaz and started dating her. They got married in 1959 and they had three children: Dusan (1960-), Andrijana (1962-) and Goca (1975-).

Veroslav and Mina have 6 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren.

On the 25th March 2014, Mina failed to return home from work. The next day, Veroslav received a bloody picture of Mina and police presumed that she was dead.

His paternal first cousin Vladimir Djokovic is the paternal grandfather of tennis player Novak Djokovic.

## Career

Veroslav was a stockbroker. He founded his own company Berzanski promet uključen (Stockbroking, Incorporated). A high-rise building in New Belgrade is the headquarters.

## Death

On the 15th January 2020, Veroslav went into cardiac arrest at his house. He was taken to hospital where he was pronouced dead.

One day after his death, police discovered Mina’s remains in a rural property near Osijek, Croatia.