Vesna pesic srdja popovic biography

Srđa M. Popović (pronounced[sr̩̂d͜ʑapǒpoʋit͜ɕ]; 24 February 1937 – 29 October 2013) was a Yugoslav lawyer and political activist.

Early life

Srđa Popović was born on 24 February 1937 in Belgrade to his mother Dana and father Miodrag (1907-1987), a lawyer who represented repressed communists in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia during the interwar period and later continued his practice in the communist Yugoslavia.

Popović married Vesna Pešić during the early s.

My name is Vesna Pešić.

Vesna Pešić is a Serbian politician and sociologist.

At the time of the “exaltation”, Srdja Popovic admits that, unlike Vesna Pesic, he didn't recognize Milosevic as a danger.

Member of political party Civic Alliance of Serbia.

Popović has an older sister Gordana who also became a lawyer.

Popović self-identified as a Yugoslav from an early age: "During World War II, my parents sent me away to a village near Mladenovac to stay with their friends because there was no electricity and running water in Belgrade.

One night we huddled around a burning stove when a group of Chetniks barged in. One of them I guess had kids of his own so he sat me down on his lap and asked me if I'm a Serb.

Vesna Pesic said that “the emptiness that is spreading after his death is not caused by the loss of a great lawyer, but the loss of a man.

I answered 'no, I'm a Yugoslav'. I've always been a Yugoslav. First things I learne