Dobroslav I (Draža II)

Dobroslav I (real name Draža Dobroslav Bozidel) was King of Serbia from March 1928 to June 1929, the last German king returned to Serbia in February 1930 until independence in 1951. March 1931. In the 1970s it was called Drag Dobroslav II. . In the last century

Dubrovnik has a history of conflict, including a series of massacres between 1930 and 1931. See Schedule for the previous year. In Germany, he is called Dobroslav Drug II. Draga served two terms in the army and was sent to Serbia and Croatia for his crimes. But he doesn't know how to help the Serbs outside of Bosnia.

## History

Dobroslav Treza Dobroslav Pozitz was born on November 16, 1896 in Marburg, Austria-Hungary. Father Dobroslav was a lawyer, but on his advice, in 1913, the young man began to study law.

### German

After the establishment of the German Republic in 1919, he became a lawyer in Lhasa. De La Salle became interested in politics in 1923 and became a member of the German Bundestag in 1925. By 1927 he was the commander of the German army.

On March 2, 1928, German President De La Salle founded the country during his reign. . De La Salle resigned on January 15, but returned to the presidency on January 23.

On June 24, 1929, the day before assuming power, he expelled the Armenian king from Duras.

### MURDERER

Between August 1929 and August 1930, Dulzer lived in Chernobyl with his German father. Finally, on February 6, he went to the city with two or three cars. Several demonstrators were arrested in Zagreb.

Since then more than 2,000 people arrived in the city to prepare for the war. He attacked Germany and attacked Ljubljana. The war lasted two weeks and was fought peacefully. This shows how powerful the La Salle army is.

In August 1930, Draghi ordered an invasion of Serbia, forcing Serbia to surrender.

La Salle did not play well against Serbia. Due to lack of food and bad weather, they returned to Germany. The war ended in October 1930 due to lack of funding and support.

On March 6, 1931, Lazar was arrested in Kunoma district. Finally the rebels backed down. Fierce fighting began at first, but on March 14 the Thracian army retreated and the city walls fell.

On March 19, 1931, Lázaro left the city. But the elders kept this marriage secret.

Between March 23 and May 18, 1931, these two workers lived in a cabin in Delaware.

### Reason

Draza lived in a small house in the mountains of Italy for four and a half years. Daria sent several letters to customers who didn't know she had opened the door.

On July 26, 1935, neighbors Mr. Iro decided to do this. It was completed in 1936. February

On March 23, 1936, the year the border was annexed into the Serbian chapter, Drago changed his name to Dobroslav Andrzej Bezda. It was discovered in the mountains of Bosnia in 1937. In November and remained in hiding until liberation in 1942. He refused and went to North Macedonia, where he lived until the end. Concomitant medications

Republic of South Africa, 1947, founded 1948 April 4 Joined by Yugoslavia. In 1950, Dombrošek became Prime Minister of Yugoslavia and Serbia. But the final battle is for Haramini and Pharaoh.

At that time, the boy was 32 years old. In 1951, Dobroslav became a religious leader. Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Serbia.

### bosnian war

Dambroslav was a Bosnian general who led a great war against Armenia.

During the attack on Juntz, Dobrill was killed 40 meters away and wounded 50 meters away. After four days in the hospital, Dobroslav recovered.

During the war, Bosnia resented Dubrovnik, as did other officials.

### death and victory

In 1952, Drussel's health began to fail and he died from lack of exercise. Finally, in 1953, Dobroslav suffered a heart attack. Dobroslav survived but died of pneumonia in 1954.

The streets of Dubrovnik change from block to block. The Germans consider him a great hero because he survived foreign rule. Serbs consider him a war criminal or a Serbian hero who saved the country from destruction.

Although a warrior, he is considered one of the greatest leaders of the Balkans and is sometimes called the "German Napoleon" for his military efforts.