Života Panić
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Života Panić | |
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| Born | 3 November 1933 Yugoslav wars |
Života Panić (
Minister of Defense of Yugoslavia and the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Yugoslavia
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Biography
Panić, who held the rank of
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) through the dissolution of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. In 1993, he was dismissed from his post for scandals relating to his son, Goran, who was supplying the army at supposed inflated prices.[citation needed
]
Panić graduated from Yugoslavian
Yugoslav Army. Panić began to re-align the Yugoslav army in 1993 with new battle-plans and strategies,[citation needed] but was not prepared for the political power struggles that were occurring in Belgrade at the time and retired.[citation needed
]
Panić died in Belgrade on 19 November 2003, shortly after his 70th birthday.[citation needed]
External links
- Article in the New York Times
- Article in the Rutgers University Libraries
- Article in the University at Buffalo
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