Milan Radanović
Milan Radanović is a historian employed at the Archive of Serbs in Zagreb, known for his expertise on the historical roles of controversial figures during World War II, particularly in the context of the Chetnik movement. He has been vocal about the negative implications of rehabilitating figures like Pavle Đurišić, arguing that such actions contribute to historical revisionism and ignore the violent campaigns perpetrated against civilians during the war. His analyses emphasize the documented atrocities committed under Đurišić's command and the collaboration with occupying forces, making him a significant voice in contemporary discussions about the legacy of wartime leaders in the Balkans.
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Milan Radanović criticized Joanikije's statement as an unacceptable rehabilitation of a negative historical figure.
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Radanović criticized Joanikije's statement as an unacceptable rehabilitation of a historical figure who played a very negative role during World War II.
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