Miladin Popović

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Miladin Popović
Popović, c. 1942
Born(1910-09-23)23 September 1910
Lopate, Kingdom of Montenegro
Died13 March 1945(1945-03-13) (aged 34)
Priština, DF Yugoslavia
NationalityMontenegrin, Yugoslav

Miladin Popović (

Hero of Yugoslavia
award.

Life

An active communist in Kosovo, he was arrested on 18 July 1941 near

concentration camp near Peqin in Albania. He managed to escape with the support of the Albanian communists a few months later.[1]

He and Dušan Mugoša were the Yugoslav delegates that in 1941 helped the Albanian communist groups unite and create the Communist Party of Albania.[2] The two had been sent to Albania on the directive of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (CK KPJ), chosen for their revolutionary experience and political knowledge, to be available to the Albanian communists; they were the most active regarding Yugoslav–Albanian alliance.[3] This claim was disputed by the Albanians, who maintained that Popović was not sent as a delegate by the Yugoslav Party, but was only present at the founding of the Communist Party of Albania as a result of his imprisonment in Peqin and his rescue on the orders of Enver Hoxha and Qemal Stafa.[4] Mugoša and Popović of whom were members of the Regional Committee KPJ (OK KPJ) of Kosmet (Kosovo).[5]

Popović left Albania in September 1944.

UDBA), who wanted to eliminate Popović for his pro-Albanian sentiments.[7]

Inside the

Internationalism and pro-Albanian stance.[1] In 1943, he sent a letter the Central Committee of the CPY regarding the self-determination of Kosovo: "We have stressed the slogan of self-determination for the future. The Albanian people could not be mobilized against the 'liberator' occupier in this way... the CC of the CPY [must] take a concrete stand and define the form of the self-determination of the Albanians in Yugoslavia."[9] In a party meeting of 1946 in Mitrovica, Kosovo, as a delegate of the Central Committee, he stated: "Albanians during the old Yugoslavia were oppressed, robbed economically, spiritually negated or even physically exterminated, and [you] don't need to wonder why they had eagerly welcomed the Germans, as they were for them the liberators from the former government".[10] The Albanian side vaguely supported the Yugoslav version at the time regarding his assassination, but after the Yugoslav-Albanian split in 1948 they accused the OZNA of having set it all up.[citation needed
]

References

  1. ^
    OCLC 13580943
  2. ^ Komunist: organ Centralnog komiteta KPJ. Borba. 1949. Дугим радом и убеђивањем на састанцима с појединцима и с по двојицом-тројицом, другови Миладин Поповић и Душан Мугоша сломили су групашки отпор код већине албанских другова. Они су успели да их убеде како је Партија неопходна радпим масама у њи- ховој борби за ослобођење од капиталистичке експлоатације и импе- ријалистичког поробљавања. Тај рад довео је до састанка 8 новем- бра 1941 године, на коме је било присутно преко двадесет ...
  3. ^ Dokumenti današnjice. Vol. 5. Sedma sila. 1962. повић и Душан Мугоша најактивније учествовали (они су дошли у Албанију по директиви ЦК КПЈ да своје револуционарно искуство и политичко знање ставе на располагање албанским комунистима), на састанку који је одржан у ...
  4. OCLC 654529262
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  5. ^ Đaković 1986, p. 79.
  6. ^ Piljević, Đorđe (1982). Narodni heroji Jugoslavije. Vol. 2. Belgrade, Titograd: Partizanska knjiga, Narodna knjiga, Pobjeda. p. 115.
  7. ^ a b Llazani, Artes. "Historia e Haki Tahës, njeriut që vrau Milladin Popoviqin". Telegrafi. Retrieved 28 November 2015.
  8. ISBN 978-1-317-99539-5
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  9. OCLC 923234329
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  10. ^ Strijeljanje Bošnjaka na Hadžetu [The shooting of Bosniaks on Hadžet] (in Bosnian), Sandžak Press, 2015-01-22, Miladin Popović, delegat Centralnog komiteta za Kosmet, obraćajući se 1946. godine na jednom „partijskom skupu" u Kosovskoj Mitrovici je kazao: Albanci su za vrijeme stare Jugoslavije bili ugnjetavani, ekonomski pljačkani, duhovno negirani, pa čak i fizički istrjebljivani, i nemojte da se čudite što su oni rado dočekali Nijemce, jer su za njih bili kao oslobodioci, od one bivše vlasti.

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