%0 Journal Article
%T Mladen J.  ujovi  et le mouvement de r¨¦sistance de Dragoljub Mihailovi  Mladen J.  ujovi  and the resistance movement of Dragoljub Mihailovi
%A Roland Vasic
%J Cahiers Balkaniques
%D 2012
%I INALCO
%X Mladen J.  ujovi , un cas ¨¤ part : un r¨¦formateur qui rejoint le mouvement de r¨¦sistance de Mihailovi , tout en critiquant les exactions des TchekniksCette communication traite des diff¨¦rents aspects et moments de l¡¯action politique de Mladen J.  ujovi , en Yougoslavie puis aupr¨¨s des Alli¨¦s au Moyen-Orient, entre 1941 et la fin de 1945. Militant avant la guerre au Parti R¨¦publicain yougoslave qui se voulait ¨¤ la fois lib¨¦ral, pacifiste, partisan d¡¯une r¨¦forme agraire et de la protection des travailleurs, d¨¦cid¨¦ ¨¤ ne pas accepter la d¨¦faite et ¨¤ continuer la lutte contre l¡¯occupant, il rejoint Mihailovi  d¨¨s l¡¯¨¦t¨¦ 1941 et, contraint de quitter son pays ¨¤ la fin de 1943, le repr¨¦sente aupr¨¨s des Britanniques. Il n¡¯h¨¦site pas ¨¤ critiquer les exactions des Tchekniks, les divisions et la confusion du camp de Mihailovi , il tente, ¨¤ Split, de gommer les aspects trop serbes du mouvement, pour obtenir la participation de Croates et de musulmans, mais il reste oppos¨¦ au communisme des partisans. Les Alli¨¦s ayant choisi de soutenir Tito, il se retrouve dans le camp des vaincus ; rejoignant la France, il condamn¨¦ ¨¤ mort par contumace en juillet 1945. This communication deals with different aspects and stages of the political activities of Mladen J.  ujovi , in Yugoslavia and then on the part of the allies in the Middle East, between 1941 and the end of 1945. Member before the war of the Yugoslavian Republic Party, which considered itself liberal and pacifist and which favored agrarian reform and the protection of workers, he resisted defeat and continued the struggle against the occupation.To that end he rejoined Mihailovi  in summer 1941 and, obliged to flee his country at the end of 1943, he represented it in England. He did not hesitate to criticise the demands of the Tchetniks, the divisions and the confusion of the Mihailovi  camp. In Split, he tried to erase the overly Serbian aspects of the movement, in order to secure the participation of the Croats and muslims, but he remained opposed to the communism of the partisans. When the allies threw their weight behind Tito, he found himself on the losing side. Upon his return to France, he was sentenced to death by default in July 1945.
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%K ¦°¦Á¦Ã¦Ê ¦Ò¦Ì¦É¦Ï  ¦°¦Ï¦Ë ¦Ì¦Ï  (1939-1945)
%K History
%K Belgrade
%K Mihailovi  Dragoljub (1893-1946)
%K Croatia
%K ujovi  Mladen J. (1895-1969)
%K Tchetniks
%K serbian nationalism
%K Serbia
%K r¨¦sistance yougoslave
%K nationalisme serbe
%K Mihailovi  Dragoljub (1893-1946)
%K Tchetniks
%K Yougoslavie
%K Serbie
%K Croatie
%K Belgrade
%K guerre mondiale (1939-1945)
%K Histoire
%K Oustachi
%K Banovine de Croatie
%K CNK
%K Cvetkovi  Dragisa (1893-1969)
%K Domobranes
%K Kalafatovi  Danilo (1875-1946)
%U http://ceb.revues.org/754