Državni sekretarijat za unutrašnje poslove FNRJ
English translation: State Secretariat for Internal Affairs of the Federal People’s Republic of Yugoslavia
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peer agreement (net): +4State Secretariat for Internal Affairs of the Federal People’s Republic of Yugoslavia Explanation: http://www.scribd.com/doc/77892661/Eng-Hr-Rjecnik-1990 Drzavni sekretarijat za unutrašnje poslove State Secretariat for Internal Affairs http://www.bia.gov.rs/eng/istorijat/dosadasnji-rukovodioci.h... VLADAN BOJANIĆ (1919-2003.) Undersecretary of the State Secretariat for Internal Affairs (DSUP) of the People’s Republic of Serbia - Head of the State Security Department (UDB) for Serbia from February 28th, 1953 till August 20th, 1955. http://www.bia.gov.rs/rsl/istorijat/dosadasnji-rukovodioci.h... VLADAN BOJANIĆ (1919-2003.) podsekretar Državnog sekretarijata za unutrašnje poslove (DSUP) NR Srbije – načelnik Uprave državne bezbednosti (UDB) za Srbiju od 28. februara 1953. godine do 20. avgusta 1955. godine FNRJ - Federativna Narodna Republika Juoslavija http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yugoslavia On 29 November 1945, while still in exile, King Peter II was deposed by Yugoslavia's Constituent Assembly, and the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia was declared.[10] However, he refused to abdicate. |
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