1080:Đinđić had also increased economic reforms while prime minister of Serbia. Such reforms include price liberalization and a reduction of the money supply with the goal of achieving macroeconomic stability. Small-scale privatization also occurred with regards to banking assets and the financial sector. Lastly, the government of Serbia eliminated many trade barriers with the goal of eventually integrating into the European Union. The early economic reforms under the Koštunica-Đinđić government had been maintained after his assassination allowing the economy to increase substantially prior to the global economic crisis of 2008. However, unemployment still remained very high, and the pace and quantity of reforms did not return Serbia to the same living standards it had prior to 1990.
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the monarchy. Đinđić made it clear that he personally favored restoring the House of Karađorđević. The same platform called for the Kosovo region to remain part of Serbia proper and for the government to take anti-natalist policies designed to limit the birthrate of the Kosovo
Albanians. In January 1994 he replaced
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the same year. In the early 1990s, Đinđić shifted over to a more nationalist position that was broadly supportive of Milošević's policies, much to the chagrin of his former admirers. In 1993, he played a leading role in writing the platform of the DS, calling for a referendum on the restoration of
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who starting in 1987 had campaigned to end Kosovo's autonomy. One intellectual, Drinka
Gojković recalled in 1996: "You can't imagine how wonderful it was then to read his writing. While everyone was screaming, using shocking language to fan hatred, Zoran was writing these beautiful essays, arguing
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and revolutionary technique". In this internal party showdown with Mićunović, Đinđić also benefited from some discreet support in the Milošević-controlled state-run media. Though many DS members didn't like the way this transfer of power was executed, symbolically referring to it as "oceubistvo"
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Belgrade, Đinđić became president, pushing out personal political mentor Mićunović who was forced into resigning as the local party branches turned against him. The (in)famous quip
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1226:. Specialist officers in INTERPOL's Fugitive Investigative Support Unit continue to liaise with and assist member countries in the investigation of various leads for the following individuals wanted by Serbian authorities: Milan Jurišić, Ninoslav Konstantinović and Vladimir Milisavljević.
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illustration of this seemingly confused standing on both sides of the issue. Đinđić basically refused to acknowledge the national question as a real issue, making not a single mention of the Serbs living in other parts of the former
Yugoslavia in his book
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in 1999. Ulemek, along with
Zvezdan Jovanović, was charged with being the ringleader of the assassination plot carried out on 12 March 2003, when Đinđić was fatally shot. Three of the twelve men convicted are still on the run and remain the subject of
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magazine as one of the most important politicians at the beginning of the 21st century. Upon his return to the country in July 1999, Đinđić was charged with draft dodging; charges were subsequently dropped by military prosecutors the following month.
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in financial aid. Later, Đinđić said that he became disillusioned with the protracted trial of Milošević, qualifying it as a "circus". Đinđić said the court in The Hague was "allowing Milošević to behave like a demagogue and to control the trial".
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in southern Serbia. His mother Mila Dušanić (c. 1931-2 - 14 March 2016), a housewife, raised him and his elder sister
Gordana; the family moved according to his father's jobs. Ten years of Zoran's childhood were spent in the town of
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integration to Europe and the rest of the world, economic prosperity and a brighter future. He appealed to people in Serbia whose goal was for their country to join the West and their lives become more normalized.
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who sings better now than when she was thirty". In his embittered speech at the conference during which he resigned his post, Mićunović characterized the manner of Đinđić's takeover of DS as the "combination of
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that nationalism was not the way". On 28 June 1989, Milošević ended the autonomy of Kosovo, which caused much alarm in the other
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left in protest. Đinđić stated there would be negative consequences if the government did not cooperate. Additionally, the government argued that sending Milošević to the ICTY was not extradition as it is a
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began in early 1998, and his Radicals joined the government as a coalition partner. When Vuk Drašković joined the Yugoslav government in early 1999, this left Đinđić as Serbia's main opposition leader as
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in Belgrade on 12 March 2003. Jovanović shot him from the building across from the main Serbian government building at 12:23 PM, hitting him once in the chest. The high-power bullet of a
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in 1979. As a student, he was greatly influenced by Habermas's advice that an intellectual had a duty not only to think, but to act. One fellow Yugoslav student who knew him in Germany,
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in Stockholm. Lindh was due to meet Đinđić in Belgrade in March 2003, moments before his assassination. Lindh was assassinated in Stockholm six months after Đinđić's assassination.
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members of parliament to withdraw from DOS and the government. Đinđić attempted to expel the DSS members from parliament, referring to the existence of
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both needed each other for their respective goals. Koštunica believed that Serbia needed to join the West so that it could keep Kosovo and so that
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by hundreds of thousands of citizens. After a massive series of public protests over election fraud perpetrated by the central government under
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on 7 February 2000 in a restaurant, began taking place. Serbian Radical Party leader Vojislav Šešelj maintained during his testimony at
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using a fraudulent passport that had been one of a batch of blank passports stolen from the Croatian Consulate in
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collapsed only four months after their victory. Đinđić was voted out of his position as Belgrade mayor by the
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2465:. Izabrana dela Zorana Đinđića. Vol. 2. Beograd: Narodna biblioteka Srbije; Fond "Dr Zoran Đinđić".
2438:. Izabrana dela Zorana Đinđića. Vol. 3. Beograd: Narodna biblioteka Srbije; Fond "Dr Zoran Đinđić".
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to sweep most of the seats, leaving the third largest portion to
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1489:"2 Suspects in Murder of Serbian Premier Are Killed by Police"
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2513:Ђинђић, Зоран; Đinđić, Zoran (1996). Чолевић, Радован (ed.).
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in February 1994 while American forces threatened to bombard
337:Đinđić expressing his intention to undertake reforms to meet
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Serbia, RTS, Radio televizija Srbije, Radio Television of.
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Later that year Đinđić made a bold decision to boycott the
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1441:"Mutiny, Assassination and a Serbian Political Conspiracy"
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A Prayer for Serbia: The Secret of Zoran Djindjic's Death
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1878:"Serbia's triumphant opposition takes office in Belgrade"
1759:"25 godina od završetka rata na Kosovu – DW – 09.06.2024"
1005:, Bosnia and Herzegovina from where he was then flown to
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International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
2315:"Djindjic successor vows to continue war on crime gangs"
2677:"Assassination in Belgrade Costs U.S. a Powerful Ally"
1412:"Serbia and Montenegro: Stabilisation and association"
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penetrated his heart and killed him almost instantly.
872:, Đinđić sought safety and fled to temporary exile in
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Tomb of Đinđić on the Alley of Meritorious Citizens,
1815:"O sukobu, pomirenju i saradnji sa Zoranom Đinđićem"
1561:. Charlierose.com. 23 September 2002. Archived from
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where his father was stationed as an officer of the
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University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy alumni
2577:"Thousands of Serbs pay their respects to Djindjic"
2262:"15th anniversary of Djindjic assassination marked"
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2780:VIDEO: The Killing of Zoran Djindjic - Documentary
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2558:"Jovana i Luka ponosno nastavili tatinim stopama"
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468:in Belgrade. Đinđić was assassinated in 2003 by
1585:"PhD Zoran Djindjic – Biographical Information"
1461:
1262:, (Serbia: Neither East Nor West) Cepelin, 1996
571:Korčula Summer School. He became proficient in
4599:European politicians assassinated in the 2000s
2357:"The Serbian authorities are searching for..."
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1123:which remained loyal to the ousted Milošević.
438:integration of Serbia into European structures
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970:Đinđić meeting with the president of Russia,
830:won the second round against the Socialists'
444:and implemented innovations in line with the
136:21 February 1997 – 30 September 1997
4584:Academic staff of the University of Novi Sad
4574:Serb politicians from Bosnia and Herzegovina
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2164:Bilbija, Đ.; Ognjanović, R. (6 March 2003).
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609:In an essay in the June 1988 edition of the
4609:People murdered by law enforcement officers
2079:"Milosevic extradition unlocks aid coffers"
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1969:"New Serbian Leader Vows Fast Improvements"
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1841:"Dvadeset godina DS-a – istorija i izazovi"
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2696:"Warts and All, a True Serbian Patriot"
1839:Vukadinović, Đorđe (12 February 2010).
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2240:"LISTSERV 16.0 - JUSTWATCH-L Archives"
2166:"SRBIJA NIJE ŽETON ZA PLAĆANJE DUGOVA"
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1664:New York Times on Emerging Democracies
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2068:, bbc.co.uk; accessed 22 August 2016.
1967:Erlanger, Steven (25 December 2000).
1789:"Čovek na mestu ili konac delo krasi"
1516:"Sećanje Topličana na Zorana Đinđića"
941:September 2000 presidential elections
928:disappeared; he had been murdered on
536:thanks to the intervention of former
500:(JNA). His paternal side hailed from
454:member state of the Council of Europe
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2105:"Milosevic trial a 'political risk'"
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1049:Đinđić and Swedish Foreign Minister
985:. Following Milošević's arrest, the
27:Prime Minister of Serbia (2001–2003)
2675:Smith, R. Jeffrey (13 March 2003).
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1611:The Politics of Serbia in the 1990s
795:Đinđić and his party boycotted the
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442:European Convention on Human Rights
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2288:"Serb police kill Đinđić suspects"
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4519:21st-century Serbian philosophers
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2489:Jugoslavija kao nedovršena država
2147:"Serbia's Machiavellian politics"
1987:"Serbia embraces democratic rule"
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1813:Nikčević, Tamara (7 March 2013).
1462:Steven Erlanger (16 March 2003).
1387:"Serbia Loses More Than a Leader"
1254:Jugoslаvijа kаo nedovršena držаvа
696:Yugoslavia as an Unfinished State
4604:Politicians assassinated in 2003
4534:Burials at Belgrade New Cemetery
4529:Assassinated Serbian politicians
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2516:Србија ни на Истоку ни на Западу
2066:Obituary: Zoran Djindjic profile
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2382:Zagreb: Uhapšen Sretko Kalinić
2220:(in Serbian). 22 February 2020
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2694:York, Steve (14 March 2003).
1351:Reforming of Democratic Party
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704:President of Republika Srpska
466:armed mutiny in November 2001
4569:Serbian political scientists
4524:Assassinated prime ministers
3834:Socialist Republic of Serbia
1237:Books published in Serbian:
615:Socialist Republic of Serbia
594:In 1979, Đinđić returned to
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4559:Serbian democracy activists
4539:Deaths by firearm in Serbia
3319:Marija Rašeta Vukosavljević
2731:Др Зоран Ђинђић (1952-2003)
1845:Nova srpska politička misao
1371:Dr Zoran Đinđić (1952-2003)
1179:was elected by the Serbian
415:original thirteen restorers
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2752:Obituary by Gabriel Partos
2736:Библиотеке целине и легати
2422:; accessed 22 August 2016.
2403:; accessed 22 August 2016.
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427:Prime Minister of Serbia
406:and held a doctorate in
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343:Recorded 7 November 2002
66:Prime Minister of Serbia
2994:Current vice presidents
2608:"www.srbijauevropi.org"
2132:21 October 2016 at the
1635:Magala, Slawek (2009).
1608:Thomas, Robert (1999).
1183:as Đinđić's successor.
1128:Milorad "Legija" Ulemek
934:Special Operations Unit
801:parliamentary elections
587:Đinđić in the 1990s by
462:Special Operations Unit
4509:2003 murders in Serbia
3458:Principality of Serbia
3377:, * resigned, **acting
3223:Deputy Prime Ministers
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2041:"Milosevic extradited"
1708:"Serbia's Elastic Man"
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490:Bosnia and Herzegovina
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285:University of Konstanz
281:University of Belgrade
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3046:Ideology and platform
3039:Ideology and position
2401:Uhapšen Miloš Simović
2127:GO FOR IT, KOSTUNICA!
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2008:"Milosevic arrested"
1559:, 23 September 2002"
1018:coalition government
949:5th October uprising
915:Yugoslav United Left
646:Parliament of Serbia
640:that existed in the
394:in 2003. He was the
323:Zoran Đinđić's voice
4589:Yugoslav dissidents
2860:Dragoljub Mićunović
2845:Vojislav Mihailović
2610:. srbijauevropi.org
2533:Jedna srpska vizija
1884:. 21 February 1997.
1737:BBC News na srpskom
1712:The Washington Post
1662:King, Mary (2009).
1565:on 25 November 2011
1419:European Commission
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1169:President of Serbia
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901:in October 2000 by
702:politician and the
651:Dragoljub Mićunović
484:Đinđić was born in
159:Vojislav Mihailović
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4081:Mayors of Belgrade
3986:Republic of Serbia
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3018:(deputy president)
2793:Political offices
2774:"Kapiraj" Movement
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1493:The New York Times
1468:The New York Times
1391:The New York Times
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2660:. 13 March 2003.
2630:"Kapiraj-kopiraj"
2584:. 16 March 2003.
2543:978-86-83511-23-5
2499:978-86-7035-213-1
2472:978-86-7035-230-8
2445:978-86-7035-243-8
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1673:978-1-60426-471-5
1648:978-0-23023-669-1
1621:978-0-23111-381-6
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895:Milošević's trial
836:Milan Milutinović
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