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- Krsto_Popović abstract "Captain Krsto Todorov-Zrnov Popović (September 13, 1881 - March 14, 1947) was one of the leaders of 1919 Christmas Uprising in Montenegro against Serbian dynasty Karađorđević, organized by the Greens (Zelenaši), followers of dethroned King Nikola and Montenegrin dynasty Petrović-Njegoš. After the uprising failed, Popović emigrated to Italy, just to return in June 1919 and start guerrilla warfare.Born to father Todor "Zrno" Popović and mother Ćetna Krivokapić, he fought in the Balkan Wars and the First World War in the Montenegrin army forces until being captured by Austro-Hungarian army in 1916. He was also one of the prominent heroes of the Battle of Mojkovac, where Montenegro helped the army of Serbia, its close ally, to retreat in face of the Austro-Hungarian attacks. After spending two years in the Austro-Hungarian prisoner camp, he returned to Montenegro to become the leader of the Christmas Uprising on 7 January 1919 and Saint Petar's Day Uprising in July of same year, fighting against the decision of the Podgorica Assembly to unite the Kingdom of Montenegro with the Kingdom of Serbia under the House of Karađorđević. Between 1919 and 1922, he was a leader of Montenegrin komite, fighters for the federalisation of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. In 1922, he emigrated to Argentina and later to Belgium in 1929.The Greens voted against the unification of the Kingdom of Montenegro with the Kingdom of Serbia Podgorica Assembly, while the majority Whites (Bjelaši) supported it. Meanwhile, only several months after his arrival to Montenegro, Krsto Popović returned to Italy, where he served in the army of Montenegrin government in exile, advancing to level of commander, and later to level of brigadier.In 1929, from Belgium he sent a letter to King Alexander, in which he asked the King to pardon him from responsibility for the civil war in Montenegro from December 1918 until King Nikola's death. In this letter, he also proclaimed his loyalty to King Aleksandar Karađorđević. On October 18, 1929, in the province of Liege, Belgium, the immigration police issued him a passport under number 9121, with visa number 94.The same 1929 he wrote to King Alexander Karadjordjevic asking pardon and forgiveness, saying that he was only loyal to Nicholas until his death and recognizing the union. King Alexander subsequently pardoned him and he returned to the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, receiving a pension and living in retirement until World War II broke out when he organized his collaboration militia Lovćen Brigade. This militia was under the control or influence of the fascist Italian occupation force, and it waged war against the (Partisans) and the Yugoslav Army in the Fatherland (Chetniks). The official symbol of the paramilitary force was a green flag with the Petrović coat of arms. Popović's vision was gaining Montenegrin independence through cooperation with Fascist Italy, which led to his conflicts with both Montenegrin Partisans and Chetniks. During the war his militia split; one group joined the Partisans, and others joined the Chetniks. Krsto Popović did not join either side. He was killed in a communist ambush in 1947 by Veljko Milatović.He was survived by his son, Nikola, who would later become a general in the Yugoslav People's Army and would become a recipient of the Order of the National Hero.".
- Krsto_Popović birthDate "1881-09-13".
- Krsto_Popović birthPlace Cuce.
- Krsto_Popović birthPlace Kingdom_of_Montenegro.
- Krsto_Popović deathDate "1947-03-14".
- Krsto_Popović deathPlace Montenegro.
- Krsto_Popović deathPlace Socialist_Federal_Republic_of_Yugoslavia.
- Krsto_Popović thumbnail Krsto_Zrnov_Popovic.jpg?width=300.
- Krsto_Popović wikiPageID "2745305".
- Krsto_Popović wikiPageRevisionID "602793093".
- Krsto_Popović allegiance Greens_(Montenegrin_separatists).
- Krsto_Popović allegiance Kingdom_of_Montenegro.
- Krsto_Popović allegiance "Army of Montenegro".
- Krsto_Popović battles Balkan_Wars.
- Krsto_Popović battles Christmas_Uprising.
- Krsto_Popović battles "First World War".
- Krsto_Popović battles "Guerrilla War against Serbia".
- Krsto_Popović battles "St. Peter's Day Uprising".
- Krsto_Popović birthDate "1881-09-13".
- Krsto_Popović birthPlace Cuce.
- Krsto_Popović birthPlace Kingdom_of_Montenegro.
- Krsto_Popović dateOfBirth "1881-09-13".
- Krsto_Popović dateOfDeath "1947-03-14".
- Krsto_Popović deathDate "1947-03-14".
- Krsto_Popović deathPlace "Bojanje , PR Montenegro, FPR Yugoslavia".
- Krsto_Popović name "Krsto Todorov-Zrnov Popović".
- Krsto_Popović name "Popovic, Krsto Zrnov".
- Krsto_Popović placeOfBirth Cuce.
- Krsto_Popović placeOfBirth Kingdom_of_Montenegro.
- Krsto_Popović placeOfDeath "Bojanje , Montenegro, Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia".
- Krsto_Popović rank Brigadier.
- Krsto_Popović shortDescription "Montenegrin soldier".
- Krsto_Popović description "Montenegrin soldier".
- Krsto_Popović subject Category:1881_births.
- Krsto_Popović subject Category:1947_deaths.
- Krsto_Popović subject Category:Montenegrin_collaborators_with_Fascist_Italy.
- Krsto_Popović subject Category:Montenegrin_collaborators_with_Nazi_Germany.
- Krsto_Popović subject Category:Montenegrin_military_personnel_of_World_War_I.
- Krsto_Popović subject Category:Montenegrin_soldiers.
- Krsto_Popović subject Category:People_from_Cetinje.
- Krsto_Popović type Agent.
- Krsto_Popović type MilitaryPerson.
- Krsto_Popović type Person.
- Krsto_Popović type Person.
- Krsto_Popović type Q215627.
- Krsto_Popović type Q5.
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- Krsto_Popović type Person.
- Krsto_Popović comment "Captain Krsto Todorov-Zrnov Popović (September 13, 1881 - March 14, 1947) was one of the leaders of 1919 Christmas Uprising in Montenegro against Serbian dynasty Karađorđević, organized by the Greens (Zelenaši), followers of dethroned King Nikola and Montenegrin dynasty Petrović-Njegoš.".
- Krsto_Popović label "Krsto Popović".
- Krsto_Popović label "Krsto Todorov-Zrnov Popović".
- Krsto_Popović label "Попович, Крсто".
- Krsto_Popović sameAs Krsto_Popovi%C4%87.
- Krsto_Popović sameAs Krsto_Todorov-Zrnov_Popović.
- Krsto_Popović sameAs Q1284747.
- Krsto_Popović sameAs Q1284747.
- Krsto_Popović wasDerivedFrom Krsto_Popović?oldid=602793093.
- Krsto_Popović depiction Krsto_Zrnov_Popovic.jpg.
- Krsto_Popović givenName "Krsto Zrnov".
- Krsto_Popović name "Krsto Zrnov Popovic".
- Krsto_Popović surname "Popovic".