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Branislav Đurđev

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Yugoslav and Serbian historian

WritersLived 1908 to 1993 · aged 84
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Branislav Djurdjev was a Yugoslav and Serbian historian and orientalist who worked in Sarajevo for nearly forty years.

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The National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in Sarajevo, where Djurdjev worked for some time in the "Turkish Archive"The National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in Sarajevo, where Djurdjev worked for some time in the "Turkish Archive"Milovan Djilas, pictured in 1950, was one of Djurdjev's most ardent supporters within the Yugoslav Communist PartyMilovan Djilas, pictured in 1950, was one of Djurdjev's most ardent supporters within the Yugoslav Communist Party

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Branislav Djurdjev was a Yugoslav and Serbian historian and orientalist who worked in Sarajevo for nearly forty years. A Marxist, he was one of the most prominent historians of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and helped in the founding of the Oriental Institute in Sarajevo in 1950, becoming its first director.

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deceased
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Lived 1908 to 1993 · aged 84
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7 languages

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