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- Filip_Hristić abstract "Filip Hristić (Serbian Cyrillic: Филип Христић; 27 March 1819, Belgrade – 29 January 1905, Menton, France) was Prince's Representative (President of the Government of Serbia), Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Education, Governor of National Bank, permanent Extraordinary Minister Plenipotentiary (ambassador) of Serbia in Constantinople, Vienna, Berlin and London, and an honorary member of the Serbian Royal Academy.".
- Filip_Hristić birthDate "1819-03-27".
- Filip_Hristić birthPlace Belgrade.
- Filip_Hristić birthPlace Principality_of_Serbia.
- Filip_Hristić deathDate "1905-01-29".
- Filip_Hristić deathPlace Menton.
- Filip_Hristić thumbnail Filip_Hristic1.jpg?width=300.
- Filip_Hristić wikiPageID "25478043".
- Filip_Hristić wikiPageRevisionID "605213557".
- Filip_Hristić birthDate "1819-03-27".
- Filip_Hristić birthPlace Belgrade.
- Filip_Hristić birthPlace Principality_of_Serbia.
- Filip_Hristić dateOfBirth "1819-03-27".
- Filip_Hristić dateOfDeath "1905-01-29".
- Filip_Hristić deathDate "1905-02-11".
- Filip_Hristić deathPlace "Menton, France".
- Filip_Hristić name "(Филип Христић)".
- Filip_Hristić name "Filip Hristić".
- Filip_Hristić name "Hristic, Filip".
- Filip_Hristić nationality Serbs.
- Filip_Hristić order "23".
- Filip_Hristić placeOfBirth Belgrade.
- Filip_Hristić placeOfBirth Principality_of_Serbia.
- Filip_Hristić placeOfDeath "Menton, France".
- Filip_Hristić predecessor Cvetko_Rajović.
- Filip_Hristić profession "Economist, Diplomat".
- Filip_Hristić shortDescription "serbian politician".
- Filip_Hristić signature "Signature Filip Hristic.png".
- Filip_Hristić successor Ilija_Garašanin.
- Filip_Hristić termEnd "1861-10-21".
- Filip_Hristić termStart "1860-11-08".
- Filip_Hristić description "serbian politician".
- Filip_Hristić subject Category:1819_births.
- Filip_Hristić subject Category:1905_deaths.
- Filip_Hristić subject Category:Governors_of_the_National_Bank_of_Serbia.
- Filip_Hristić subject Category:People_from_Belgrade.
- Filip_Hristić subject Category:Prime_Ministers_of_Serbia.
- Filip_Hristić subject Category:Serbian_diplomats.
- Filip_Hristić subject Category:Serbian_economists.
- Filip_Hristić subject Category:Serbian_political_leaders.
- Filip_Hristić type Agent.
- Filip_Hristić type Person.
- Filip_Hristić type Politician.
- Filip_Hristić type President.
- Filip_Hristić type Person.
- Filip_Hristić type Q215627.
- Filip_Hristić type Q5.
- Filip_Hristić type Agent.
- Filip_Hristić type NaturalPerson.
- Filip_Hristić type Thing.
- Filip_Hristić type Person.
- Filip_Hristić comment "Filip Hristić (Serbian Cyrillic: Филип Христић; 27 March 1819, Belgrade – 29 January 1905, Menton, France) was Prince's Representative (President of the Government of Serbia), Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Education, Governor of National Bank, permanent Extraordinary Minister Plenipotentiary (ambassador) of Serbia in Constantinople, Vienna, Berlin and London, and an honorary member of the Serbian Royal Academy.".
- Filip_Hristić label "Filip Hristić".
- Filip_Hristić label "Filip Hristić".
- Filip_Hristić label "Filip Hristić".
- Filip_Hristić sameAs Filip_Hristi%C4%87.
- Filip_Hristić sameAs Φιλίπ_Χρίστιτς.
- Filip_Hristić sameAs Filip_Hristić.
- Filip_Hristić sameAs Filip_Hristić.
- Filip_Hristić sameAs Q2758638.
- Filip_Hristić sameAs Q2758638.
- Filip_Hristić wasDerivedFrom Filip_Hristić?oldid=605213557.
- Filip_Hristić depiction Filip_Hristic1.jpg.
- Filip_Hristić givenName "Filip".
- Filip_Hristić name "Filip Hristic".
- Filip_Hristić surname "Hristic".
