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	First World War.com - Who's Who - Zivojin Misic
		Zivojin Misic (1855-1921) was the most prominent - and successful - of Serbia's field commanders during World War One.
		From 1898-1904 Misic taught strategy at the Military Academy, and served on Radomir Putnik's staff during the 1908-09 Bosnian crisis.
		Although Misic participated in the great retreat of the Serbian Army through the wintry mountains of Albania during the winter of 1915-16, harried by the second combined German and Austro-Hungarian invasion force (ultimately joined by Bulgaria), he remained in favour of halting and making a final stand against Serbia's combined enemies.
	www.firstworldwar.com /bio/misic.htm (378 words)

	Zivojin Misic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Misic's grandfather was born in Struganik near Mionica.
		Zivojin was youngest child, and when he was born, only eight of his brothers and sisters were still alive.
		As the Serbian Army settled in Kosovo, in 1915, Misic was eager to perform counteroffensive actions.
	pda.molinu.com /wiki/en/zi/Zivojin%20Misic.htm (312 words)

	Dragoslav Djordjevic, one of Serbian Unity Congress founders, awarded 'Zivojin Misic' prize
		Dragoslav Djordjevic from San Francisco, one of the founders of the Serbian Unity Congress was awarded "Zivojin Misic" prize, which was presented to Miroslav Michael Djordjevic by the mayor of Mionica in person.
		The "Zivojin Misic" award was handed over to Miroslav Djordjevic at the premises of the SUC Office in Belgrade.
		The award was presented to him by the mayor of Mionica, in the presence of Milos Jevtic, a journalist and author of the book of conversations held with Dragoslav Djordjevic and published under the name of "Over Mountains and Seas", and in the presence of the members of the SUC Belgrade Office.
	www.suc.org /sucinfo/chapters/Belgrade/2004/01/23/index.html (316 words)

	Vrujci Spa: Tourist Attractions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The house of Vojvoda Zivojin Misic is today a memorial complex which two displays historical and ethnological.
		The reputation of Zivojin Misic is large in Serbia and abroad.
		General Misic was promoted by the High Commander to the rank of Vojvoda (commander-in-chief of the pre-WWII Serbian Army).
	www.banjavrujci.co.yu /tourist_attractions.htm (3317 words)

	Serbia and Montenegro FAMOUS SERBS AND MONTENEGRINS
		Djordje Petrovic Karadjordje (1768–1817) led a rebellion against the Turks in 1804.
		Zivojin Misic (1855–1921) was a distinguished military leader during World War I. Prince Miloš Obrenović (r.1815–1839) founded the Obrenović dynasty and ruled Serbia as an absolute monarch.
		Prince Danilo II of Montenegro (r.1851–60) introduced a new legal code in 1855 that guaranteed civil and religious freedoms.
	www.nationsencyclopedia.com /Europe/Serbia-and-Montenegro-FAMOUS-SERBS-AND-MONTENEGRINS.html (198 words)

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		At the newly built Uprisers Square, the Crown Prince unveiled the monument to the insurrectors from Kolubara region, and then attended the opening of art exhibition of the most important Serbian and European painters, contemporaries of Vojvoda Misic.
		“Zivojin Misic indebted our people by his vision and strategy which had brought freedom to Serbia.
		The awarding ceremony ended by an artistic program entitled “Birth of Freedom and the State of Serbia”, performed in honor of the First Serbian Uprising Bicentennial and the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Kolubara.
	www.royalfamily.org /statements/state-det/state-965.htm (363 words)

	Misic
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		First World War.com - Who's Who - Zivojin Misic Who's Who: Zivojin Misic Updated - Thursday, 21 February, 2002 Zivojin Misic (1855-1921) was the most prominent - and successful - of Serbia's...
		MISIC Conference Web Streaming Muslims and the Information Superhighway (MSIC 2000), July 14 -16, 2000, Hilton Long Beach Long Beach, CA Welcome Muslims and the Information...
	www.realplayerdownload.net /Misic.html (212 words)

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		At the beginning of the twentieth century, Academism was characterised by two basic, interdependent features: a relative stability, even an unchanging language and means of shaping, along with mimesis as a general philosophy of art.
		This is confirmed by the works of Jan Konjarek (1878-1952), Dragomir Arambasic (1881-1945), Pasko Vucetic (1871-1871), Zivojin Lukic (1889-1925); this brings one to the conclusion that, between 1870 and 1920, Academism in Serbia was very intensive (later as a weakened, sub-historical phenomenon, until 1950), in its various forms.
		A special role was played by Zivojin Lukic (1889-1934), Petar Palavicini (1887-1958) and Risto Stijovic (1894-1974), who possessed Mediterranean calmness, the masters of the figurine and poets of the female body, and, later, Dusan Jovanovic Djukin (1891-1945).
	www.suc.org /culture/history/Hist_Serb_Culture/chs3/sculpture.html (1209 words)

	FreeMusicDownloadReviews.com \| Your Source for Free Music Download Program Reviews and more misic
		Karatemesteren Mihajlo Misic sovnet stille inn søndag morgen.
		Zivojin Misic (1855-1921) was the most prominent - and successful - of Serbia's...
		Born on 19 January 1855 Misic saw service in all conflicts involving...
	www.freemusicdownloadreviews.com /misic.htm (415 words)

	VALJEVO BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PROJECT - About City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The BID zone is located in part of the city center near Kolubara river.
		It includes the Knez Milos from number 1 to 57 (along the river), Trg Zivojin Misic, Dusanova street from Knez Milos up to bridge on Jadar, Pop Luka from Knez Milos up to Karadjordje, and Vojvoda Misic from Trg Zivojin Misic up to Karadjordje.
		There are over 50 shoe and clothes shops, tens of other shops, more than 10 cafés and restaurants, 2 hair-dressers and many other service providers included in the zone.
	www.bermangroup.cz /bid/valjevo/city.php (844 words)

	First World War.com - Who's Who - Peter Vasic
		During the course of 1915 he led a force in successful resistance to Austria-Hungary's mismanaged invasion of Serbia.
		During the defence of Monastir from September-November 1916 Vasic was given a corps command operating under Zivojin Misic.
		He subsequently made a significant contribution during the Second Battle of the Vardar during September-October 1918, the result of which was not only the jubilant liberation of Serbia but also the demolition of Bulgaria to the point of her defeat.
	www.firstworldwar.com /bio/vasic.htm (147 words)

	Vrujci Spa: Therapeutical Features
		The canals pass through the facilities of the spa complex, and visitors frequently spend time in them.
		At the "Vojvoda Misic" baths thermal water naturally flows in a strong stream from the bottom of the men's and women's pools, constantly filling them.
		During the season, the water in the pool is changed naturally every two hours.
	www.janus.co.yu /vrujci/therapeutical.htm (1804 words)

	Misic
		Erleichderd adme d Feschdgäschde auf, abr sogleich wolle sie wisse, was s noh mid dr kloin Misic und dem Ebers auf si hedd.
		Aus dr kloin Misic isch oi wunderschöne Dam gworde.
		Misic läufd z ihm in den Käfich und krauld ihm d zoddelig Mähne, d im Lauf dr Jahre schüddr gworde isch.
	80.122.88.134 /name65/m/Misic.htm (1310 words)

	Vrujci Spa: About
		The baths "Zivojin Misic" were raised with two pools 5x4m in size, 0.9m deep, at the very sources of hot water.
		Archive photographs: the peoples baths "Zivojin Misic", raised in 1938.
		These baths are still used by sick people sent here by directions from doctors in hospitals and medical practices.
	www.janus.co.yu /vrujci/about.htm (1447 words)

	Vojvoda Zivojin Misic
		Zivojin Misic, a lici na sve srpske vojnike!
		Misic hrabri, tesi, zali, saoseca, pati i voli, jer je svestan da rat vode obicni ljudi, ocevi, braca i domacini - narod.
		Misic je bio protiv jugoslovenskog ujedinjenja.Smatrao je da to ujedinjenje zele samo politicari i pesnici, a to nije po volji naroda: "Ujedinjenje vekovima razjedinjenih naroda vredi onda ako se u to ujedinjenje ravnopravno ulazu krv i kosti!
	www.apisgroup.org /article.html?id=3561 (374 words)

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		Pred balkanske ratove bio je pomocnik nacelnika staba Vrhovne komande generala Radomira Putnika, sa kojim je razradio plan operacije protiv Turske i plan za odbranu zemlje od austrougarske agresije.
		Zivojin Misic je, uz Radomira Putnika, Stepu Stepanovica i Petra Bojovica, tvorac srpske vojne doktrine.
		Zivojin Misic bio je i istaknuti vojni pisac.
	www.pogledi.co.yu /diskusije/viewtopic.php?t=603&view=next (243 words)

	Adventures in Serbia & Montenegro: Training
		There we were standing in a center of the town preparing to start and in addition to that next to us there was a huge monument of Zivojin Misic, one of those heroes from the past beside all remembered as a great public speaker.
		There were a lots of emotions, lots of great messages, lots of personal sharing and lots of interesting points presented to a group and all of those people passing by, looking and listening to what we  have to say.
		I'm sure that if Zivojin was alive that he would be very proud of this generation of his compatriots.
	craig.typepad.com /adventures_in_serbia/training/index.html (7251 words)

	Struggle for Fuel
		To many, however, the very information about the arrival of Serb members of the reserve forces was a good enough reason to remember "liberation" brought in 1918 at the end of the First World War to Montenegro by the Serb army.
		And such memories are a strong reason why those who are cautious wonder in fear whether anything like the order given by Zivojin Misic on 19 November 1918 to the Serb army in Montenegro might be repeated: "Try by all possible energy and means to stifle all agitation on the territory occupied by our army.
		All the means you have are at your disposal for this; use them without any consideration".
	www.freeserbia.net /Articles/1999/Fuel.html (1433 words)

	The Forum of the 1.Jagdmoroner Abteilung - The Forgotten Flashpoint
		It does not have many details, but it is a good and accurate overview.
		(entries: Zivojin Misic, Radomir Putnik, Stepa Stepanovic, Petar Bojovic, The battles of Kolubara & Cer, and also some others are interesting).
		As far as Austro-Hungarian sources, I am sorry, but I do not know of any and I don't even speak German.
	www.1jma.dk /topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=472 (1140 words)

	All Empires: History Forum: Most Underrated General?
		Putnik, the general commander of Serbian forces during the WW I between 1914-16, had great success in stopping the advancing Austrian troops initially and inflicted great casualties upon them..
		Later,Putnik died and Misic replaced his post while the remaining Serbian forces were being reorganized in Corfu.
		How do you know that much about serbia in WWI?-u're certainly one of the few...
	www.allempires.com /Forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=6312&PN=4 (270 words)

	LINGVA Web Thisle - Issue number 3
		On your arrival, the first thing you need is a place to stay at.
		If you like luxurious ambience and a room-service accompanied by a large restaurant and a fully-equipped apperitif bar, you should certainly visit the Grand Hotel, situated in the most beautiful square in Valjevo- Vojvoda Zivojin Misic Square.
		In contrast, if your wishes are more modest, you can also be very well accomodated in the Beli Narcis Hotel, which is also claimed to be very good and situated right next to the Town Hall.
	www.lingva.com /zine/03/valjevo.shtml (237 words)

	Predsjednik Republike Srpske (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Those who have committed such crimes in the name of revenge took revenge against their own people.
		Eminent Serbian Army Commander in the First World War, Duke Zivojin Misic, said: “It is easy to lose one’s head in war, and also to lose good reputation”.
		Over 20 thousands Serbs have lost their lives in the last war in their honor fight for their people and the Republic of Srpska.
	www.predsjednikrs.net /engleski/stranice/arhiva/2005/jun.htm (1330 words)

	Zivojin Misic Details, Meaning Zivojin Misic Article and Explanation Guide
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	www.e-paranoids.com /z/zi/zivojin_misic.html (215 words)

	BOZUR
		Completely unexpectedly for the enemy, the Serb forces mounted an attack on December 3.
		By exerting persistent pressure, the Serb First Army, under the command of General Zivojin Misic, broke the enemy front; the Second Army exerted the frontal pressure on the enemy, while the Belgrade defence troops withstood the attack and stabilised the situation by a counterattack on December 6.
		In the night between December 6 and 7, the Austro-Hungarian army retreated across the Kolubara and by December 15, it was forced to withdraw from Serbia completely.
	www.nasasrbija.co.yu /polje/t_bozur5_1.htm (1170 words)

	Danas, Bad Policy, Lousy War, Nebojsa Covic on Yugoslav future Kosovo policy, 7/5/01
		Long ago, in 1907, Zivojin Misic [WWI Serbian officer] published his seminal "Strategy" in which you can find the following sentence: "Bad policies without doubt adversely affect waging of a war."
		Consequently it is necessary to as soon as possible finish with the army and then give the population a chance and sufficient incentive that it, under burden of war, desires peace."
		Someone may recall that Misic was talking about a war between states, rather than about a civil war within the borders of a state.
	www.ex-yupress.com /danas/danas92.html (3400 words)

	Electronic Banat
		My father Kuzman came over to join him in 1912, travelling with his father's cousin Ziva Stojanovich.
		My father Kuzman returned in 1917 to volunteer for the Serbian Army and served under General Zivojin Misic after training in Bizerta, Tunisia, under the French.
		He returned to the U.S. in 1920 and lived here until he died.
	www.banatul.com /info/guestbook.shtml (7724 words)

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