Arrest of Milovan Djilas
Arrested for criticizing the Yugoslav monarchy
Follow Milovan Djilas through 14 dated historical records for Yugoslavia.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Arrested for criticizing the Yugoslav monarchy
Appointed Member of Politburo of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia
Appointed Vice President of Yugoslavia
Role range: 1953-1954
Dismissed for his criticism of the power held by the Yugoslav Communist Party leaders
Role range: 1953-1954
Imprisoned for his opposition to the regime
Role range: 1956-1966
Publication of "The New Class", critique of the emergence of Communist Party leaders
Publication of "The New Class", critique of the emergence of Communist Party leaders
Publication of "The New Class", describes the party elite as a new social stratum
Publication of "The New Class", describes the party elite as a new social stratum
Publication of "Conversations With Stalin", the "greatest criminal in history"
Publication of "Conversations With Stalin", the "greatest criminal in history"
Publication of "Conversations With Stalin", the "greatest criminal in history"
Publication of "Memoirs of a Revolutionary", chronicles his own career
Publication of "Memoirs of a Revolutionary", chronicles his own career
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