Dobroslav III

Dobroslav III, (real name: Dobroslav Vratimir Božidar) was the 10th prime minister of the Serbian empire and the son of the legendary general and politician, Draža III. Dobroslav was also the head of the Božidar family, a noble family which has it's roots in Yermania.

History:

Dobroslav was born on the 28th of May, 1945, to Draža III, who was a mere lieutenant at the time. Dorboslav wouldn't get to see his father too much in his childhood, as Draža was usually training at his brigade headquarters in Ljubljana, while Dobroslav and his mother stayed in Požarevac, where Dobroslav was born, before they moved to Belgrade in 1950.

Dobroslav would follow in his father's footsteps, joining the Imperial Serbian Ground force on the 20th of June, 1963, where he would see action during the great european war from 1963-1964, until he was wounded in battle sometime in the summer of 1964 after an enemy grenade exploded only 4 metres away from him.

Rise through the ranks:

Dobroslav started to rise through the ranks of the army after the war, as he was the son of the great General Draža III, who was trying to make sure his son would be remembered as fondly as he was for his military merits. Dobroslav later joined the Chetnik paramilitary force in the summer of 1972, which was controlled by his father back then.

He quickly rose to the rank of Lieutenant general by the third world war, where he would serve in one of the divisions of his father's Chetnik force to move towards the German Reich. Dobroslav rose to noteriety after his triumphant victory in Münich, causing Emperor Borislav I to personally meet him to promote him to general in early 1977.

Dobroslav later commanded the 2nd and 3rd infantry corps at the Zadar campaign during the Croatian revolution of 1980, where he would wipe out the Croatian forces at Dalmatia and would be promoted to chief of staff of the Imperial Serbian army from 1981-1983.

Reign of Borislav IV:

During the rule of Borislav III, Dobroslav did not attend many meetings, until his father died in June of 1990. Dobroslav went fully back into politics after the tyrannical Radovan Ratkovic was brutally beaten and shot to death in parliament. Dobroslav was later appointed to the position of Prime minister on the 1st of August, 1990, while the former prime minister, Alija Stojanovic, was promoted to Secretary of State after being freed from a prison camp.

In November of 1991, a coup started against the monarchists and Dobroslav was forced to command troops into the capital of Belgrade to surpress the coup.

Death:

Dobroslav died on the 15th of July, 2002, at the age of 57, from liver disease. For his whole life, Dobroslav was a heavy drinker, which caused the liver disease and his eventual death. His son, Draža IV suceeded him as prime minister.

Medals and Awards:

* Medal for merits, gold (Awarded: 25th of September, 1963)
* Medal for Bravery of Miloš Obilić, gold (Awarded: 23rd of July, 1964)
* Order of the White Eagle, 1st class (Awarded: 11th of May, 1973)
* Order of Karađorđe's Star (Awarded: 3rd of March, 1977)
* Order of St. Sava (Awarded: 29th of December, 1980)
* Order of Merits in Defense and Security, 1st class (Awarded: 18th of June, 1983)
* Order of the Empire of Serbia, 1st class (Awarded: 6th of November, 1990)
* Order of the Serbian Flag, 2nd class (Awarded: 16th of September, 1991)
* Sretenje Order, 3rd class (Awarded: 9th of May, 2001)