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- Velibor_Jonić abstract "Velibor Jonić (Serbian Cyrillic: Велибор Јонић; 12 February 1892 – 17 July 1946) was a Serbian fascist politician and government minister in the Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia during World War II. He taught at the Military Academy in Belgrade and at the Yugoslav royal court before the war. He was also the secretary-general of Zbor. He became the Serbian Commissioner of Education on 10 July 1941. He was tried of collaboration by the communists following the war and was sentenced to death. He was executed in July 1946.".
- Velibor_Jonić birthDate "1892-02-12".
- Velibor_Jonić birthPlace Kingdom_of_Serbia.
- Velibor_Jonić birthPlace Krnjevo.
- Velibor_Jonić deathDate "1946-07-17".
- Velibor_Jonić deathPlace Belgrade.
- Velibor_Jonić deathPlace Yugoslavia.
- Velibor_Jonić wikiPageID "13214010".
- Velibor_Jonić wikiPageRevisionID "606515782".
- Velibor_Jonić birthDate "1892-02-12".
- Velibor_Jonić birthPlace Kingdom_of_Serbia.
- Velibor_Jonić birthPlace Krnjevo.
- Velibor_Jonić children "1".
- Velibor_Jonić dateOfBirth "1892-02-12".
- Velibor_Jonić dateOfDeath "1946-07-17".
- Velibor_Jonić deathDate "1946-07-17".
- Velibor_Jonić deathPlace Belgrade.
- Velibor_Jonić deathPlace Socialist_Federal_Republic_of_Yugoslavia.
- Velibor_Jonić name "Jonic, Velibor".
- Velibor_Jonić name "Velibor Jonić".
- Velibor_Jonić office "Commissioner of Education".
- Velibor_Jonić office "Minister of Education".
- Velibor_Jonić party Yugoslav_National_Movement.
- Velibor_Jonić placeOfBirth Kingdom_of_Serbia.
- Velibor_Jonić placeOfBirth Krnjevo.
- Velibor_Jonić placeOfDeath Belgrade.
- Velibor_Jonić placeOfDeath Yugoslavia.
- Velibor_Jonić predecessor "Miloš Trivunac".
- Velibor_Jonić predecessor "Risto Jojić".
- Velibor_Jonić primeminister Milan_Nedić.
- Velibor_Jonić profession "Teacher".
- Velibor_Jonić religion Serbian_Orthodox_Church.
- Velibor_Jonić shortDescription "Serbian politician".
- Velibor_Jonić successor "Miloš Trivunac".
- Velibor_Jonić successor "Office abolished".
- Velibor_Jonić termEnd "1941-08-29".
- Velibor_Jonić termEnd "October 1944".
- Velibor_Jonić termStart "1941-07-10".
- Velibor_Jonić termStart "1941-10-07".
- Velibor_Jonić description "Serbian politician".
- Velibor_Jonić subject Category:1892_births.
- Velibor_Jonić subject Category:1946_deaths.
- Velibor_Jonić subject Category:Deaths_by_firearm_in_Yugoslavia.
- Velibor_Jonić subject Category:Executed_Yugoslav_collaborators_with_Nazi_Germany.
- Velibor_Jonić subject Category:Executed_politicians.
- Velibor_Jonić subject Category:Government_ministers_of_Serbia.
- Velibor_Jonić subject Category:Serbia_under_German_occupation.
- Velibor_Jonić subject Category:Serbian_people_convicted_of_war_crimes.
- Velibor_Jonić subject Category:Serbian_people_executed_by_firing_squad.
- Velibor_Jonić subject Category:Yugoslav_National_Movement_politicians.
- Velibor_Jonić type Agent.
- Velibor_Jonić type OfficeHolder.
- Velibor_Jonić type Person.
- Velibor_Jonić type Person.
- Velibor_Jonić type Q215627.
- Velibor_Jonić type Q5.
- Velibor_Jonić type Agent.
- Velibor_Jonić type NaturalPerson.
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- Velibor_Jonić type Person.
- Velibor_Jonić comment "Velibor Jonić (Serbian Cyrillic: Велибор Јонић; 12 February 1892 – 17 July 1946) was a Serbian fascist politician and government minister in the Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia during World War II. He taught at the Military Academy in Belgrade and at the Yugoslav royal court before the war. He was also the secretary-general of Zbor. He became the Serbian Commissioner of Education on 10 July 1941.".
- Velibor_Jonić label "Velibor Jonić".
- Velibor_Jonić sameAs Velibor_Joni%C4%87.
- Velibor_Jonić sameAs Βέλιμπορ_Τζόβιτς.
- Velibor_Jonić sameAs Q427577.
- Velibor_Jonić sameAs Q427577.
- Velibor_Jonić wasDerivedFrom Velibor_Jonić?oldid=606515782.
- Velibor_Jonić givenName "Velibor".
- Velibor_Jonić name "Velibor Jonic".
- Velibor_Jonić surname "Jonic".