Vladislav I

I. Vladislav (real name Vladislav Mladin Trevimirović) is a Croatian citizen, commander of the Croatian army and patriarch of the Trevimirović family.

The Trevimirović family ruled Croatia from 1483 to 1522, when Vladislav became king of Croatia at the request of his party.

## History

Wladyslaw was born on April 17, 1895 in Rijeka to Marko and Pietro Trbemelek. Marko Trovimirović was a successful politician who joined the Union of Yugoslavia in 1888 and the Serbian-Serbian Union in 1890.

Vladislav is famous for his stories about Croatia. Vladislav has three brothers. Kronoslav was the king of Croatia from 1483 to 1496. In 1913, 18-year-old Vladislav took part in the Austrian-Hanker war. Vladislav was forced to take part in the First World War. The war ended in 1914, but he left Bosnia in November 1914.

### This is Yugoslavia

Vladislav joined the Yugoslav army in 1919 and decided to leave the army in 1924 and become a soldier. Vladimir returned to Slovak politics and became a member of the Yugoslav Parliament in 1926. On January 6, 1929, Alexander I ascended the throne and established the Kingdom of Slovakia in Slovak Croatia.

On March 17, 1929, Vladislav went to Germany, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece and France in 1929-1932.

Vladislav supported Croatian independence until 1931 and supported covert attacks on Serbian politicians. Then Vladislav created a secret military organization called the Kingdom of Croatia. Finally, on August 8, 1932, Vladislav signed an agreement with Alexander Hvarski to support the rebels and the Serbian government.

### The Croatian Revolution

The Croatian Uprising began on September 11, 1932, when Aleksandar Mestrevic led over 4,000 Catholic troops in an attack on Zagreb. The revolution spread throughout Croatia and many champions took part in it. General James Stanovich and Admiral Dawson Hogback.

Valdisla attacked the city of Rijeka with 4,500 troops. He is in charge of police and security forces in Lika. They entered the Istrian peninsula, where the population was concentrated. In January 1933, Austria annexed Dalmatia and Herzegovina.

From 3 February 1933 to 7 March 1933, Vladislav Mastović was the Minister of Foreign Affairs in the first government. With his diplomatic skills, he negotiated peace between Yugoslavia and the new Republic of Slovenia...

### The Croatian War

In 1936, on the eve of World War II, Władysław Karan met Tite's cousin Jaroslav Janković in Rijeka. His role in the Croatian government is controversial. On March 2, he decided to start a civil war to oust him from power. , Vladislav was not satisfied at first.

On March 9, 1936, Vladislav and Yaroslav attacked Mostar and Rijeka in the Golan Heights. Vladislav and Yaroslav captured the city. Vladislav sent Yaroslav to Dalmatia. On February 22, 1937, the year the invaders attacked Zagreb, their position remained unchanged.

On April 13, 1937, Vladislav Jaroslav arrived in Zagreb with his army. Complete all previous steps. He left town.

### Former Croatian king

On April 19, 1937, Ladislaus was proclaimed King of Croatia. This has led to political turmoil recently. This includes the killing of children and the elderly after Charlie was found guilty of media crimes last week. He was elected on 17 September 1937.

On 15 October 1938, the Serbian government declared war on the Croatian government. On May 7, 1939, the world was shocked when Vladislav ordered Admiral Goran Tito and Jaroslav Jankovic to stop the invasion of Serbia. He captured and killed Serbs in Bosnia.

Soon after, in May 1940, Serbia and Croatia joined the Empire. Vladimir became king of Slovakia and Yugoslavia.

### Elsewhere in WWII

On March 27, 1941, the Croatian government, supported by the Greek government, declared war on Italy and World War II. Initially, Vladislav refused to declare war, calling for the destruction of the Axis powers and the Kingdom of Croatia.

He wrote to Italian President Benito Mussolini to assure the government that Greece would not win the war. On March 30, 1941, war broke out again when Nazi Germany launched a war against Croatia.

In February, Croatian and Greek forces drove Italy out of Albania and Germany occupied Croatia. In April, German troops under the command of Marshal Franz Keller arrived. Vladislav is on the left. He explained his plan. The team will travel to Belgrade in February.

In the case of Croatia, Władysław's assassination caused all soldiers and police to continue the war. In June 1943, German soldiers were badly wounded in the Jura. Tito moved from Mostar to Zagreb. General Franz Keller was killed in the Battle of Mostar. The strength of the German army was weakened. your body

In 1943, German forces liberated Zagreb. At the end of January 1944, German forces returned to Vladivostok to avenge the disaster at Zagreb. Later, Vladimir signed the Treaty of Paris, which lifted the embargo against Italy and allowed Croatia to annex the Istrian peninsula from Italian territory.

### A gift is a gift

to write:

* Prosecutor Kronoslawski Law. 1 (adopted 26 July 1937)
* Special Gold Medal of the Croatian Crown (awarded 15 May 1945)

Cool

* "Second Eagle" (Serbia) (released July 9, 1929)
* Melodlis (Weimar Republic) (published 6 May 1930)
* Gold Medal and Crown (Bulgaria) (awarded 21 January 1932)
* Military Service Medal (Romania) (awarded 17 June 1937)
* Alexander, Part 3 (Bulgaria) (published 15 August 1939)
* Médaille du Mérite de Guerre (France) (awarded 9 January 1946)