Jakob Stojanović

Jakob Salmir Stojanović, Croatian politician and soldier. Minister of War and Foreign Affairs during World War II. Works: Banovina and Mitarović (Croatia). He is also the commander in chief.

## History

Born on 17 January 1881 in Split, Austria and Hungary, Stojanović was a friend of Aleksandar Mitrović, six years older than Stojanović, who left the government at the age of 18.

After the death of his mother in 1890 and the death of his father in 1898. November 26, Stojanovic decided to go to Serbia and work with Misturovic in the factory.

In 1901, Stojanović replaced Mitrović. In March, he joined the Serbian army at the age of 20. Misturovic enlisted in 1906.

### History of the Yugoslav wars

Stonevičius fought in 1912-1913. He later took part in the Balkan wars and at the beginning of the Second World War became an adviser to Alasdair Musturovic. in 1913 June 30 Dureau's forces were defeated at the Battle of Stojanovic and the war ended.

Stojanovic fought in World War I and Mestrovic fought in Colbert. in 1918 in September, Stojanović participated in the Vardar War. after ending the Balkan Wars and appointed to command Stojanović, 1919. January 1 appointed commander-in-chief of the Yugoslav army, and in 1923

Stojanović 1928–1919 studied mechanical engineering at the military institute, and in 1925 joined the army.

### Political life before the founding of Croatia

After Alexander I came to power in Yugoslavia on January 6, 1930, Janovich became a police officer on April 28.

Finally, from June 30 to July 2 this year, he declared war on the divided government. The king stopped the thief, drove him out of the country, beat the family and 50 thousand lei.

### Progress and Development

On October 9, 1932, the Croatian War of Independence began. When Stojanović attacked Mostar, Stojanović's army won the battle and advanced between Herzegovina and Dalmatia in January 1933. He met Vladislav. Stojanovic became Minister of Refugees. But he loves his job and wants more.

In mid-March 1933, Meshitrevich decided to change the government. Stojanovic asked his manager for a new job. We are open to all suggestions. UN Secretary General, March 21, 1933

### Role of the President

Stojanovic was appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1933. He succeeded Marovic as Minister of Foreign Affairs in April. They met with government officials and the Minister of Foreign Affairs. From his first meetings with Benito Mussolini, Edward Pence and other Albanians, Stanovic became Adolf Hitler.

Stojanović met with Mitović, Benz and Mussolini, but Sigi and Mistović clashed and Mitović's meeting with Hitler interrupted the meeting between Benz and Mussolini. There was a discussion to solve international problems.

### He fought for Slovakia

In 1935, Stojanovic appeared in September. Father of the war in Slovenia is over. Stojanovic published another work in this field. The project covers three different regions: the north, the south and the capital region of Slovenia, Ljubljana, between the borders of Croatia and Slovenia.

When the September 17th War broke out in 1935, Stojanović was in command and sent to the front. The 1st and 2nd Divisions returned to Ljubljana, and General Vykoslav Stankovic led the 3rd North Slavic Division to Ljubljana.

Vikoslav Stankovic finally arrived in Ljubljana in 1935. At the end of December, Stojanović's forces entered Ljubljana in 1936. On January 2, 1937, the Slovenian government accused the President of Slovenia, Dragan Adiva, of threatening him on January 16.

### Civil war in Croatia

On 6 March 1936, the day after the start of the Croatian Civil War, Stojanović's president, Aleksandar Mitrović, ordered Stojanović to take the first steps to invade Slovakia. Kosa Stanović transferred his 60,000 troops from Slovenia to Ljubljana in early May. The worst attack ever

On May 13, 1936, Stojnović and his soldiers began their fateful journey from Ljubljana, 19 kilometers from the headquarters of the terrorist group Puma in northern Austria.

Then, at the end of October 1936, the revolution began. In December 1936, the Battle of Stawanowicz was won. Stojanović returns to Karlovy Vary to fight the enemy. In early February 1937, Stojanović and his soldiers were in the palace.

### Involved

On 1 March 1937, Stojanović entered the parliament and ordered the party representatives to leave the parliament. On April 4, 1937, 24 members of the association died. Stojanović tried to escape from the army, but Vaclav Stanković found him and ordered Stojanović to surrender to the rebels.

On April 10, 1937, Stanowitz was killed by a police car.

### Knowledge and performance

On September 11, 1937, the trial of Stojanović and his friends began. Stojanović was found guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity, including the Karlovac (1937) and Pula (1937) massacres, and was sentenced to death. The State "Dean" (1937) Stojanovic denied the crime, but the prosecution dropped the charges.

Former Minister of Education Milan Petrovic Stojanovic was born in 1937.

### The difference is in the gifts

except:

* Utah State Constitution (January 7, 1932)
* 1. All Acts (September 17, 1935)
* Other countries.
* Remember the Day of the Serbian Revolution (name: November 25, 1919)
* Galleria Militaire (Italy) (published March 11, 1933)
* Part 1 Driving (Germany) (created February 12, 1934)
* War (Germany) (March 4, 1936)