Oslobodjenje

socialist newspaper

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Oslobodjenje is a daily newspaper published in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is one of several newspapers circulating in the region, alongside Dnevni Avaz and Nezavisne Novine. During the 1992-1995 war, media outlets, including Oslobodjenje, were used by warring factions for propaganda distribution. Following the war, public radio and television stations began operating in both the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Republika Srpska, with numerous private stations also existing.1

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Nikola Pašić
Early career
…as editor of the newspaper Oslobodjenje (“Liberation”), became an important exponent of Marković’s views. Having concluded that King Milan Obrenović’s oligarchy was depriving Serbia both of progressive leadership and of national perspective, Pašić decided to enter politics actively. Elected to parliament in 1878, he worked, as leader of the opposition,…
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…as editor of the newspaper Oslobodjenje (“Liberation”), became an important exponent of Marković’s views. Having concluded that King Milan Obrenović’s oligarchy was depriving Serbia both of progressive leadership and of national perspective, Pašić decided to enter politics actively. Elected to parliament in 1878, he worked, as leader of the opposition,…
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