Ivan Šubašić
Croatian politician, Prime Minister of Yugoslavia
Born
1892
133 years ago
Died
March 22nd, 1955
70 years ago — 63 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Croatia
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Served as the 23rd Prime Minister of Yugoslavia during a critical period after World War II. His tenure highlighted efforts to navigate post-war governance and maintain stability within the newly reformed state. Engaged in the political restructuring of the country, focusing on rebuilding the economy and promoting collaboration among diverse political factions. Participated in negotiations to solidify alliances with allied powers, particularly during the transitional phase of Yugoslavia's post-war politics. Contributed significantly to the legal and political framework of Croatia and Yugoslavia, reflecting the complexities of governance in a multi-ethnic society.
Served as Prime Minister of Yugoslavia
Participated in post-war political negotiations
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