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- Života_Panić abstract "Života Panić (Serbian Cyrillic: Живота Панић) (November 3, 1933, Gornja Crnišava, Kingdom of Yugoslavia – November 19, 2003, Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro) was the last acting minister of defense and army chief of staff in the Yugoslav government. Panić held the rank of General, he was in charge of the Yugoslav people's army after the resignation of general Blagoje Adžić in 1992. Panić was in office from 1992 until 1993 (in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) through the dissolution of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. In 1993, he was sacked for scandals relating to his son Goran Panić who was supplying the army at supposed inflated prices.Panić graduated from Yugoslavian military school as a tank commander and gradually rose through the ranks of the Yugoslav People's Army through the 1970s and 1980s. He was given authority over the 1st Army District (Belgrade) and was the senior officer in charge of the units which fought in the battle of Vukovar. When the complete dissolution of former Yugoslavia was steadily occurring around April 27, 1992, Panić's position was no longer applicable to the current political problems and complications. He was offered a position of chief of staff in the new Yugoslav Army. Panić began to re-align the Yugoslav army in 1993 with new battle-plans and strategies,[citation needed] but was not prepared for the political power struggles that were occurring in Belgrade at the time and retired. He died in Belgrade on November 19, 2003, shortly after his 70th birthday.".
- Života_Panić birthDate "1933-11-03".
- Života_Panić birthPlace Gornja_Crni%C5%A1ava.
- Života_Panić birthPlace Kingdom_of_Yugoslavia.
- Života_Panić deathDate "2003-11-19".
- Života_Panić deathPlace Belgrade.
- Života_Panić deathPlace Serbia.
- Života_Panić wikiPageID "10290577".
- Života_Panić wikiPageRevisionID "596712655".
- Života_Panić after Momčilo_Perišić.
- Života_Panić after "Position abolished".
- Života_Panić battles Yugoslav_Wars.
- Života_Panić before Blagoje_Adžić.
- Života_Panić birthDate "1933-11-03".
- Života_Panić birthPlace Gornja_Crnišava.
- Života_Panić birthPlace Kingdom_of_Yugoslavia.
- Života_Panić branch Military_of_Serbia_and_Montenegro.
- Života_Panić branch Yugoslav_People's_Army.
- Života_Panić caption "Života Panić circa 1995".
- Života_Panić dateOfBirth "1933-11-03".
- Života_Panić dateOfDeath "2003-11-19".
- Života_Panić deathDate "2003-11-19".
- Života_Panić deathPlace Belgrade.
- Života_Panić deathPlace Serbia_and_Montenegro.
- Života_Panić name "Panic, Zivota".
- Života_Panić name "Života Panić".
- Života_Panić placeOfBirth Gornja_Crni%C5%A1ava.
- Života_Panić placeOfBirth Kingdom_of_Yugoslavia.
- Života_Panić placeOfDeath Belgrade.
- Života_Panić placeOfDeath Serbia.
- Života_Panić rank Colonel_general.
- Života_Panić serviceyears "1952".
- Života_Panić title Chief_of_the_General_Staff_(Yugoslavia).
- Života_Panić title Ministry_of_Defense_(Yugoslavia).
- Života_Panić title "Chief of the General Staff of the Yugoslav Army".
- Života_Panić title "and".
- Života_Panić years "--05-08".
- Života_Panić subject Category:1933_births.
- Života_Panić subject Category:2003_deaths.
- Života_Panić subject Category:Chiefs_of_Staff_of_the_Yugoslav_People's_Army.
- Života_Panić subject Category:Generals_of_the_Yugoslav_People's_Army.
- Života_Panić subject Category:People_from_Belgrade.
- Života_Panić subject Category:People_of_the_Croatian_War_of_Independence.
- Života_Panić type Agent.
- Života_Panić type MilitaryPerson.
- Života_Panić type Person.
- Života_Panić type Person.
- Života_Panić type Q215627.
- Života_Panić type Q5.
- Života_Panić type Agent.
- Života_Panić type NaturalPerson.
- Života_Panić type Thing.
- Života_Panić type Person.
- Života_Panić comment "Života Panić (Serbian Cyrillic: Живота Панић) (November 3, 1933, Gornja Crnišava, Kingdom of Yugoslavia – November 19, 2003, Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro) was the last acting minister of defense and army chief of staff in the Yugoslav government. Panić held the rank of General, he was in charge of the Yugoslav people's army after the resignation of general Blagoje Adžić in 1992.".
- Života_Panić label "Života Panić".
- Života_Panić label "Života Panić".
- Života_Panić label "Života Panić".
- Života_Panić label "Панич, Живота".
- Života_Panić sameAs %C5%BDivota_Pani%C4%87.
- Života_Panić sameAs Života_Panić.
- Života_Panić sameAs Života_Panić.
- Života_Panić sameAs Q2982032.
- Života_Panić sameAs Q2982032.
- Života_Panić wasDerivedFrom Života_Panić?oldid=596712655.
- Života_Panić givenName "Zivota".
- Života_Panić name "Zivota Panic".
- Života_Panić surname "Panic".