Draft:Mihailo Suskalovic

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Mihailo Šuškalović
Born25 December 1861
Died3 February 1931

Mihailo Šuškalović (Serbian Cyrillic: Михаило Шушкаловић; Sarajevo, Ottoman Empire, 25 December 1861 - Belgrade, Kingdom of Yugoslavia 3 February 1931) was a Serbian physician, national worker, revolutionary and politician from the time of the Macedonian Struggle.[1]

Biography

Mihailo Šuškalović was a native of Sarajevo (then part of the Ottoman Empire), the son of Aleksa Šuškalović, a Serbian teacher from Sarajevo. Mihailo finished elementary school and high school in Belgrade, and the faculty of medicine in Vienna. As a doctor he worked in Varvarin, Valjevska Kamenica and Skopje. The Directorate of Eastern Railways chose him as its doctor on the Skopje-Žbevac lines, and he moved to Skopje in 1889. There, together with Bogdan Radenković and Mihailo Mančić, he devoted himself to Serbian national revolutionary work, founding in 1905 the Skopje Board of the Serbian Chetnik Organization. After liberation in 1918, he was twice elected as a deputy in the Skopje district on the list of the Democratic Party. He was a member of the Provisional People's Representation and Constitutional National Assembly of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes which became in 1929 the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.

Literature

  • Biljana Vučetić, "Bogdan Radenković, the fate of a Serbian nationalist", Belgrade 2018, 63, 134.
  • Politics, February 4, 1931.

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