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- Dragutin_Zelenović abstract "Dragutin Zelenović (Serbian: Драгутин Зеленовић; born 19 May 1928 in Sirig, Kingdom of Yugoslavia is a former Prime Minister of Serbia. Professor Zelenovic served as a Member of the Presidency of Yugoslavia from 1989 to 1991. He was a professor at the University of Novi Sad's Faculty of Technical Sciences and Rector of the University of Novi Sad (1987–89). Professor Zelenovic is a Member of the Serbian Academy of Arts and Sciences since 1987.".
- Dragutin_Zelenović birthDate "1928-05-19".
- Dragutin_Zelenović birthPlace Kingdom_of_Yugoslavia.
- Dragutin_Zelenović birthPlace Sirig.
- Dragutin_Zelenović thumbnail DragutinZelenovic.jpg?width=300.
- Dragutin_Zelenović wikiPageID "13429729".
- Dragutin_Zelenović wikiPageRevisionID "583515064".
- Dragutin_Zelenović after Radoman_Božović.
- Dragutin_Zelenović before Stanko_Radmilović.
- Dragutin_Zelenović birthDate "1928-05-19".
- Dragutin_Zelenović birthPlace Kingdom_of_Yugoslavia.
- Dragutin_Zelenović birthPlace Sirig.
- Dragutin_Zelenović dateOfBirth "1928-05-19".
- Dragutin_Zelenović name "(Драгутин Зеленовић)".
- Dragutin_Zelenović name "Dragutin Zelenović".
- Dragutin_Zelenović name "Zelenovic Dragutin".
- Dragutin_Zelenović nationality "Serbian".
- Dragutin_Zelenović order "1".
- Dragutin_Zelenović party Socialist_Party_of_Serbia.
- Dragutin_Zelenović placeOfBirth Kingdom_of_Yugoslavia.
- Dragutin_Zelenović placeOfBirth Sirig.
- Dragutin_Zelenović predecessor Stanko_Radmilović.
- Dragutin_Zelenović president Slobodan_Milošević.
- Dragutin_Zelenović shortDescription "Prime minister of Serbia".
- Dragutin_Zelenović successor Radoman_Božović.
- Dragutin_Zelenović termEnd "1991-12-11".
- Dragutin_Zelenović termStart "1991-01-15".
- Dragutin_Zelenović title Prime_Minister_of_Serbia.
- Dragutin_Zelenović title "post created".
- Dragutin_Zelenović years "1991".
- Dragutin_Zelenović description "Prime minister of Serbia".
- Dragutin_Zelenović subject Category:1928_births.
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- Dragutin_Zelenović subject Category:Members_of_the_Serbian_Academy_of_Sciences_and_Arts.
- Dragutin_Zelenović subject Category:People_from_Temerin.
- Dragutin_Zelenović subject Category:Prime_Ministers_of_Serbia.
- Dragutin_Zelenović subject Category:Serbian_academics.
- Dragutin_Zelenović subject Category:Serbian_scientists.
- Dragutin_Zelenović subject Category:Socialist_Party_of_Serbia_politicians.
- Dragutin_Zelenović subject Category:University_of_Novi_Sad_faculty.
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- Dragutin_Zelenović type Person.
- Dragutin_Zelenović type Politician.
- Dragutin_Zelenović type President.
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- Dragutin_Zelenović comment "Dragutin Zelenović (Serbian: Драгутин Зеленовић; born 19 May 1928 in Sirig, Kingdom of Yugoslavia is a former Prime Minister of Serbia. Professor Zelenovic served as a Member of the Presidency of Yugoslavia from 1989 to 1991. He was a professor at the University of Novi Sad's Faculty of Technical Sciences and Rector of the University of Novi Sad (1987–89). Professor Zelenovic is a Member of the Serbian Academy of Arts and Sciences since 1987.".
- Dragutin_Zelenović label "Dragutin Zelenović".
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- Dragutin_Zelenović sameAs Ντράγκουτιν_Ζελένοβιτς.
- Dragutin_Zelenović sameAs Dragutin_Zelenović.
- Dragutin_Zelenović sameAs Dragutin_Zelenović.
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- Dragutin_Zelenović wasDerivedFrom Dragutin_Zelenović?oldid=583515064.
- Dragutin_Zelenović depiction DragutinZelenovic.jpg.
- Dragutin_Zelenović name "Zelenovic Dragutin".
