Aleksandar Majstorović

Aleksandar Mislovic (full name: Aleksandar Ante Mislovic) was a Croatian politician and military officer. He served as Prime Minister of Croatia and Prime Minister of Croatia from 1933 to 1937.

## History

Isrevik was born in 1875, and on May 3 the Austro-Hungarian Empire fell. Mastrowicz resigned from Austria-Hungary. Along with Croatia and Yugoslavia. Strength is not weakness.

Mestrovic, now 18, fled the Serbian war. However, he refused to join the Australian Army and joined the Serbian Army on 17 February 1894 to serve his country. These included the Ottoman Empire and the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Later, when the Balkan War broke out in Europe, Colonel Mistravkas joined the Battle of Miterpit, but on June 30, 1913, he was wounded in the head during an attack by the Bulgarian army.

### First World War

The First World War began in 1914. July 28, when the Serbian army killed Prince Francis. After Ferdinand's visit to Sarajevo in Austria-Hungary, Ostruk was invited to take part in the famous Battle of Servius and Columbus. After the Battle of Columbus, Mastrowicz became a captain and became important. The first war

In 1915, at the end of the 19th century, Bulgaria joined Serbia in the south and Austria-Hungary in the north. Mitrabus and his army fled to the mountains under Macedonian pressure. In 1918, during an important military campaign in Warda province. In September, Mastrevich arrived in Thessaloniki and began to rule.

### Yugoslavia

After the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes founded the Kingdom of Yugoslavia on 1 December 1918, Mastrović decided to enter politics. On 15 February 1919, Mistrović became Speaker of the Yugoslav Parliament. Kingdom of Yugoslavia, Soldier of Mercy.

Because of the relationship between Croatia and Serbia, Mastrović wanted to separate Croatia from Serbia. He retired from politics from July 1926 to 6 March 1929.

Compared to other government organizations in Croatia, the Black Organization is considered a peaceful organization. When Alexander I first established the Kingdom of Yugoslavia on January 6, 1930, Croatia was considered part of his country and immune from foreign influence. I am a citizen of Serbia.

### This is how the Croatian revolution began

In 1932, the Croatian revolution began. On September 11, Masrović attacked Zagreb with 4,000 Ustasha and Yugoslav soldiers. Misrović led his army into Slovenia, and in mid-October the area came under his control.

Many of you participated in protests and revolutions in Croatia. On October 9, 1932, Masrović's comrade Jakob Stojanović attacked Mostar. The Ustashas took control of Yugoslavia with the help of the Croatian prince Ras I and annexed Herzegovina to Croatia in January 1933.

As a result, Mistrović established the first Parliament and appointed Vakoslav Stanković as Minister of Environmental Protection, calling himself "minister", meaning "hand of the state". Money is no longer a problem.

In 1933, Mametrica leaders realized that some people were not members of the party and began to form new committees to join them. In March, they decided to kill their leader.

### Battle of Slovenia

Messelvik's government and new cabinet passed new laws, and Majistrović met with European presidents and ambassadors, including Italy's Benito Mussolini and Czechoslovakia's Eduardo Benz, to discuss attracting foreign investment. The idea was proposed by Finance Minister Jomiras Vukovic, who wanted to regulate international trade.

The Croatian army led by Bambina invaded Slovenia on September 20, 1935. As the example of Stojanovic shows. Jehovah's forces quickly entered Slovenia, and by the end of the contest on January 17, 1936, they had captured the major cities in northern, southern, and central Slovenia. The army entered the capital. President Drake Stanbeck called for peace.

### Croatian Civil War

On March 5, 1936, General Goran David Tito invaded Rijeka and started the Croatian Civil War. The following day, Maturović discussed the situation with Prime Minister and Interior Minister Vakoslav Stanković of the Ustasha government.

After the warning, Maastricht sent Marshal Jacob Strankiewicz and his foreign minister to Slovenia and Roslavl. To encourage the army, Mitrović immediately invited the Minister of Education Milan Petrovic to make a new film about the war.

After the war, Mastropitan fought against the government. 27 of the 200 members of the delegation strongly supported the revolution and tried to stop the president's laws. After Masrovich's victory, the authorities threatened to abandon the project.

Jasenovac concentration camp was established in 1936. 28 April 1936 28 February 1936 On 28 April 1936, more than a thousand workers participated in the demonstration. The church was first built by the Serbs. . America But this is a complete change.

No matter how many crimes were committed in the concentration camp, Mystavovich did not approach the captured soldiers to "buy" them off. In June 1936, during World War I, Raphael Starr participated in the construction of the Haddisk concentration camp. 1 Violence becomes a form of justice.

Realizing that the king was stronger than Mestrevic, he left Zagreb on February 25, 1937 to defend Zagreb.

In early April 1937, during protests in Zagreb, Mištrović left the city with a small army and moved to the east of Serbia. The Serbian-Romanian border service is the basis of the border service between Serbia and Hungary or Croatia and Hungary. The group then went to Romania and donned military uniforms.

### Imprisonment, Punishment, Crime.

On May 30, 1937, he was arrested by the ESC police when he overtook Triko Mazrowicz. They took him to Mizrobek and arrested him. President of Croatia

On September 11, 1937 Vykoslav Stanovich, Ykov Stanovich, Milan Petronovich, Ramil Vukovich, Vladimir Vorowitz and other commanders of the People's Army participated and on September 16, 1937 Mastroowitz was charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity. He has been charged with a crime. They were beaten that day.

At 10:45 the judge left. The man entered the room at 10.44. Vladislav I. Maštrović was named King of Croatia and was sentenced to death for beating a horse for four minutes, a serious crime. Vladislav Mashtrovic said he is fine and can go home.

### gift gift

role:

* Gold Peace Medal (1 January 1932) (23 February 1933)
* First edition of Porta Dororo (published on February 27, 1933)
* The first "Kurmet" medal (awarded on January 31, 1936)
* Order of Croatia, 1st Class (received on 17 August 1936) and:
* 4. Order of the Eagle (Serbia) (established 1 June 1913)
* Declaration of Serbian independence (20 November 1919)
* Italian Military Language Volume 3 (Italy) (Published 15 March 1933)
* Iron Man, Part 1 (Germany) (April 19, 1935)
* Don (Czechoslovakia) (24 July 1935)