Božidar Magovac s Radićem između Mačeka i Hebranga 1908. - 1955.
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- Author: Radelić Zdenko
- Publisher: Hrvatski institut za povijest
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- Condition: Very good
- Code: 44035
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Božidar Magovac s Radićem između Mačeka i Hebranga 1908. - 1955.
Radelić Zdenko
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Zdenko Radelić: Božidar Magovac with Radić between Maček and Hebrang 1908 - 1955.
Magovac was a supporter of the ideology of the Radić brothers and a member of the HSS, a contributor to many important newspapers in Croatia, an editor and member of the editorial board of many magazines and newspapers, a dissident of the HSS and the partisan movement, and a victim of the communist political trial. Magovac joined the National Liberation Movement, rejecting Maček's policy of waiting and keeping an equal distance towards the Ustasha and Partisan movements. He believes that it is necessary to participate in the fight because of the unacceptable policy of the Ustasha movement, but also to prevent the dictatorship of the Communist Party after the war. The KP accepted Magovac for two reasons: 1. to ensure the strengthening of the partisan ranks by the Croatian peasantry, that is, the Croats, 2. and to use him to break the HSS, establish a new leadership of the HSS and disable a much more dangerous opponent, Dr. Vladek Maček; 3. she wanted to use Magovac to manipulate the HSS in the struggle for power after the war and to create the impression of the plurality of the partisan movement and to conceal the revolutionary communist character of the war. However, although Magovac became an apostate of the HSS by going to the NOP, he insists on the equality of the HSS and the KP. That is why the KP, installing the pro-communist leadership of the IO HSS, rejected and interned Magovac. Even after the war, as during the war, Magovac tried to become politically active again, imagining himself as a precursor to the leadership of the HSS. He connects with Šubasic after his resignation in October 1945. They contact the communist leadership in 1946, which rejects their offer to include them in the government structure. Based on false accusations due to his political beliefs, Magovac was sentenced to 6 years in prison in 1947, and died two years after being released from prison in Stara Gradiška in 1955.
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- Author: Radelić Zdenko
- Publisher: Hrvatski institut za povijest
- Year of publication:1999
- Place of publication:Zagreb
- Pages:258
- Dimensions:16x23 cm
- Script:Latin script
- Condition:Very good
- Binding:Softcover
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