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29 giu 2024 · Do kraja maja 1936. godine provedeno je osnivanje JRZ u svim banovinama. Na Kongresu JRZ koji je održan 1. i 2. juna u Beogradu za predsjednika novoformirane stranke je izabran Milan Stojadinović, dok je na mjesto jednog od potpredsjednika izabran dr. Mehmed Spaho. Dajući osvrt na Kongres i program stranke za list Pravda rekao je sljedeće:
23 giu 2024 · The government of Milan Stojadinović, which had succeeded Alexander’s personal regime, concentrated contracts for military production and new plants in Serbia and Bosnia. In 1934 Alexander had accepted the sort of bilateral trade agreement that Nazi Germany was offering to other southeastern European countries.
21 giu 2024 · Novi mandatar Milan Stojadinović je obrazovao Jugoslovensku radikalnu zajednicu, u koju su ušli predstavnici dveju bivših političkih stranaka SLS i JMO. Stojadinović je pokazao nameru da primi u vladu i HSS, ali mu nije uspelo da sprovede tu zamisao, jer je lider te stranke Vlatko Maček odmah zahtevao reviziju oktroisanog ustava.
1 giorno fa · In response, Prince Paul replaced Jevtić with Milan Stojadinović. In one of his early speeches as prime minister, Stojadinović announced his intention to negotiate a settlement of what came to be called the Croatian question, but nothing specific was done in that respect until the 1938 election.
26 giu 2024 · Jugoslovenska radikalna stranka (JRZ), kao vladajuća stranka, u Crnoj Gori je imala kao najjačeg predstavnika Milana Stojadinovića, predsjednika vlade, koji je bio nosilac liste JRZ 1925. i 1927. Poslije izbora od 5. maja 1935. godine, Milan Stojadinović je izabran za predsjednika Banovinskog odbora JRZ za Zetsku banovinu već 6. maja 1936. godine.
2 giorni fa · In the Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia, the Germans initially installed Milan Aćimović, as leader, but later replaced him with General Milan Nedić, former minister of war, who governed until 1944.
5 giorni fa · After the remilitarization of the Rhineland, both King Carol II of Romania and Milan Stojadinović of Yugoslavia rejected the French offer and preferred to move closer to Germany out of the belief that France would do nothing to assist their nations in the event of a German invasion.
