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Progressive Party

political party, Serbia
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  • Vojislav Marinković.
    Vojislav Marinković

    …the Serbian Parliament as a Progressive (1906), represented Serbia at the Paris Conference (1913) for the financial settlement of the Balkan Wars, and became minister of national economy (1914–17). As the leader of the Progressives from 1915, he took part in the drafting of the Corfu Declaration calling for a…

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    …the Serbian Parliament as a Progressive (1906), represented Serbia at the Paris Conference (1913) for the financial settlement of the Balkan Wars, and became minister of national economy (1914–17). As the leader of the Progressives from 1915, he took part in the drafting of the Corfu Declaration calling for a…

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