Koča Popović

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Koča Popović was a Yugoslav Partisan commander, intellectual, and later high-ranking politician and diplomat, renowned for his leadership in World War II and his role in socialist Yugoslavia’s government.

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instanceOf Yugoslav Partisan commander
diplomat
intellectual
person
politician
awardReceived Order of the National Liberation
Order of the People’s Hero
Order of the War Flag
Order of the Yugoslav Star
birthName Konstantin Popović
burialPlace Belgrade
conflict World War II
countryOfCitizenship Serbia
Yugoslavia
dateOfBirth 1908-03-14
dateOfDeath 1992-10-20
educatedAt University of Belgrade Faculty of Law
University of Paris
givenName Konstantin
ideology communism
socialism
knownFor military leadership in World War II
role in socialist Yugoslavia’s government
languageSpoken French
German
Serbian
memberOf League of Communists of Yugoslavia
militaryBranch Yugoslav Partisans
militaryRank general
movement Yugoslav Partisans
nickname Koča
notableWork command of the First Proletarian Division
leadership of the First Proletarian Brigade
role in the Battle of Neretva
role in the Battle of Sutjeska
occupation diplomat
philosopher
politician
soldier
participatedIn Yugoslav People’s Liberation War
placeOfBirth Belgrade
Kingdom of Serbia
placeOfDeath Belgrade
Serbia
positionHeld Chief of the General Staff of the Yugoslav People’s Army
Deputy Prime Minister of Yugoslavia
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Yugoslavia
Vice President of the Federal Executive Council of Yugoslavia
residence Belgrade
servedUnder Josip Broz Tito

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