Word: radich
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Stefan Radich, leader of Yugoslavia's Croatian autonomists*, probably thinks the Serbian soldiers are "too good." Last week, he demanded as the price of supporting the Government that the Yugoslavian Army be reduced by one-half...
Premier Liouba Davidovitch, Chief of a shaky coalition Cabinet, felt himself unable to accede to Radich's demands, mainly because of the disaffection of General Hadjitch, Minister of War, who was reputed to represent King Alexander in the Ministry. The Premier, therefore, resigned...
...Croatia, formerly under Austria-Hungary, formed part of the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (Yugo-SIavia or country of the South Slavs). Under the leadership of Stefan Radich, the Croatians have steadfastly demanded self-rule...
Montenegrin people have been pointing out to the world that the inhuman policy of the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes towards its minorities would only lead to another struggle in the Balkans. The attitude of the Croatian separatists under M. Stefan Radich, of the Macedonian insurgents under Alexandrov, of the Montenegrin insurgents under the late Savo Raspopovich gives proof that the spark exists that can kindle another war, if it be not extinguished. The League of Nations is hereby petitioned to appoint a Commission to investigate the condition of the minorities in the Balkans- in Montenegro in particular...
...greatest man on the opposition is Radich, the radical peasant leader, or leader of the Croatian Agrarians. He if in favor of the separation of Croatia from the rest of Yugoslavia and setting his country up as an independent republic. His success not only in Croatia but in Dalmatia and Slavonia has alarmed the Government. In the last elections his party secured 49 votes, whereas, when the full returns from the present elections have been received, it is expected that he will have secured more than 70 votes...