Rehabilitation in Serbia
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Rehabilitation in Serbia refers to the rehabilitation of people convicted during the Communist Yugoslavian period in Serbia.
Notable rehabilitated people
2007
- Radule Božović - Serbian Orthodox priest executed in 1945 for being a member of the Chetnik movement[1]
- Slobodan Jovanović - member of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia's government in exile[2]
- Blagoje Krušić - World War I soldier, executed for collaboration with Chetniks in World War II
- Dragoslav Mihailović - writer[3]
- Mihailo Milovanović - painter[4]
- Dimitrije Mladenović - Mayor of Pirot[5]
- Momčilo Ninčić - minister of foreign affairs in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia's government in exile[3]
2008
- Grigorije Božović - reporter[6]
- Đoka Dunđerski - wealthy industrialist whose wealth was confiscated[7]
- Dragoslav Stojanović - reporter who worked on Serbian newspaper Nove vreme during World War II[8]
- Dragoslav Marjanović and Miodrag Vesić - convicted as members of the Chetnik movement in 1956[9]
2009
- Dragiša Cvetković - prime minister of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia
- Veljko Guberina - lawyer[10]
2011
- Paul Karađorđević - prince and regent of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia[11]
2012
- Milan Antić - minister for the Royal Court[12]
- Momčilo Janković - minister in the Government of National Salvation[13]
2013
2014
- Radoslav Grujić - professor at Belgrade's Faculty of Theology[17]
- Andrej Karađorđević - prince of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia[18]
- Marija Karađorđević - queen of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia[19]
2015
- Alexander, Crown Prince of Yugoslavia - crown prince of Serbia[20]
- Peter II of Yugoslavia - King of Yugoslavia[21]
- Draža Mihailović - general and Chetnik leader