Vojislav Šešelj

Serbian lawyer and politician, Deputy Prime Minister

Vojislav Šešelj - Leaders & Politicians born October 11th, 1954
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A Serbian lawyer and politician served as Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia. Involved in political advocacy, founded the Serbian Radical Party. Gained attention for controversial positions and participation in nationalist activities during the Yugoslav Wars.

Founded the Serbian Radical Party in 1991

Served as Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia

Participated in the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia

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