Who was the greates Serbian mind?
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Nikola Tesla was a great Genius . He was responsible for Developing the alternating currents system which was adopted by Westinghouse.He Invented many electrical and magnetic devices including the induction motor.
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Serbia.. No doubt about that. Serbia is the most powerful country in the Balkans.
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Hands down, it's Albert Einstein, because his intellect was so far ranging that we are, to this day, still discovering facets of his theories and proving him right, yet again! His mind was so far beyond his contemporaries that it has always been difficult to find scientists who could follow his teachings. He was brilliant beyond belief!
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Dzole ima pesna za Makedonija? Kako toa ja nemam slusnato. Ja znam samo onaa od Dado Topic.\nJa nemam slusnato pravo da ti kazam, gi znam negovite stari pesni, ovaa ne i ne go razbiram, da ne ne smeta nas za Juzna Srbija ili ima covekot nostalgija za Jugoslavija?!\nSlusnav deka sega zivee vo Ungarija.
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Hi Nenad you sure have an interest in Serbian politicians!\n What next who was Ivan Stambolic? :D\n\nZoran Djindjic was Serbian opposition politician and a founder of the Democratic party during 1990's. He was member of zejedno (together coalition) that overthrew Milosevic during october 5 2000 uprising (after sloba forgot how to count votes)  He became Premier of Serbia in jan 2001, and Kustunica was president , until he was assinated by gangsters in march 12 2003\n\n\nZoran Djindjic (August 1, 1952 – March 12, 2003) was Serbian prime minister, opposition politician and philosopher.\n\nDjindjic was born in Bosanski Šamac, a town on the Sava river in northern Bosnia. His father Dragomir was an officer in the Yugoslavian army. His mother Mila was a hostess. Djindjic had one older sister - Gordana. Djindjic took an interest in politics while a student at the University of Belgrade.\n\nA pro-reformist socialist, Djindjic was imprisoned for several months after he tried, along with other students from Croatia and Slovenia, to establish a non-communist student organisation. Released from jail, he continued his studies in Germany under professor Jürgen Habermas in Frankfurt. In 1979 he obtained a Ph.D. in philosophy from the university of Konstanz. He spoke fluent German. His English was of a moderate level.\n\nIn 1989 Djindjic returned to Yugoslavia to take up a teaching post at Novi Sad University, and together with other Serb dissidents he founded the Democratic Party. He became Chairman of the Executive Board of the party in 1990, and was elected to the Parliament of Serbia in the same year. In 1993 he became the President of the Democratic Party. Following the collapse of the short-lived coalition "Zajedno" (Together) with Vuk Drašković's SPO and Vesna Pešić's GSS, Djindjic registered as a separate candidate. After a massive series of public protests over rigged elections, Djindjic became Mayor of Belgrade in 1997, the first non-communist mayor to hold that post since the Second World War.\n\nDjindjic played a prominent role in the Presidential elections of Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in September 2000 and in the October 5 uprising that overthrew the Milošević's regime, and then led the broad-based 18-party Democratic Opposition of Serbia coalition to a victory at the Serbian elections of December 2000. He became Premier of Serbia on January 25, 2001.\n\nHe was received favourably by Western nations. His meetings with western leaders George Bush, Tony Blair, Jacques Chirac and others strongly indicated that the West supported his politics. Djindjic had constant disagreements with federal president Vojislav Kostunica. On the other hand, he had a close relationship with Montenegrin president Milo Djukanovic.\n\nDjindjic was assassinated in Belgrade on the stairway of the main Serbian government building on March 12, 2003, 12:23 PM. Shot once in the chest, a high-power bullet penetrated his heart and killed him instantly. According to the official government statement, Djindjic was not conscious and did not have a pulse upon arriving at the emergency ward. His bodyguard Milan Veruović was also seriously wounded in stomach by another shot. Djindjic's alleged assassin, police specialist Zvezdan Jovanović, called Zveki, had fired the bullets by sniper scope from a nearby building window.\n\nDjindjic had made many enemies for his pro-Western stance, reformist policies which had seen unemployment rise to over 30%, for arresting Milošević, for relinquishing him to The Hague, and for clamping down on organized crime. The murder was allegedly organised by Milorad Ulemek, an ex-Commander of the special police, also known as Legija, who ordered Jovanovic to carry out the assassination. \n\nDjindjic was married to Ružica and had two children with his wife. Daughter Jovana born in 1990 and son Luka born in 1992.
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Jaragua is right, as there is only 1, therefore, even if he had no legs, he would still be the best Serbian playing in Brazil, Petkovic of Fluminense.\nEven if he's not the same, he's still the best as he's the only one known down there, thefore, the answer stands
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Born in Pozarevac. Married to Mira. Children Marko and Maria.\n \n(20 August 1941 – 11 March 2006) was President of Serbia and of Yugoslavia. He served as President of Serbia from 1989 to 1997 and then President of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia from 1997 to 2000. He also led Serbia's Socialist Party from its foundation in 1992 to 2001.\n\nHe was one of the key figures in the Yugoslav wars during the 1990s and Kosovo War in 1999. He was indicted in May 1999, during the Kosovo War, by the UN's International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia for crimes against humanity in Kosovo, charges of genocide in Bosnia, crimes against humanity, and grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions. Violations of the laws or customs of war in Bosnia and Croatia were added a year and a half after that.\n\nHe was forced to resign following a popular uprising against his rule. A year later Milošević was extradited to stand trial in the The Hague but died after five years in prison with just fifty hours of testimony left before the conclusion of the trial. Milošević, who suffered from chronic heart ailments, high blood pressure and diabetes, died of a heart attack\n\n \n\nIN MY VIEW SLOBA WAS NOT VERY SUCCESSFUL PRESIDENT AND CAUSED MANY PROBLEMS FOR THE SERBIAN PEOPLE\n\n\nBut according to my link apparently he was this......
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This question is very extreme.  I don't believe that people around the world hate Serbians.
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Probably George Washington.  He inhereted a country that was pretty much going to Hell in a handbasket and set it on the path to become what would become arguably the greatest country in the history of mankind.  I don't think George Bush, Bill Clinton or George Bush Sr. should be listed as answers here because insufficient time has really passed for their legacies (and the full consequences of their decisions) to be assessed.
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A great Turkish leader.
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The great Franz Beckenbauer
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He had some novel ideas about religion at his time, was raised to the level of a prophet by the government of Greece I think.  But honestly, if the same story was told today he would not amass a following.
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Founder of the modern Turkish democracy.
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Serbia - maybe coz this state had in qualifications the best defence
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He was a creative genius who was surely out of his mind. Dostoevsky was just as brilliant, but not as insane.
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Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Ludwig van Beethoven, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Paul MacCartney, Benjamin Franklin, Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, H. G. Wells, Charlie Chaplin, chess genius Bobby Fisher, former US presidents Ronald Reagan, George Bush, Bill Clinton, and former vice-president Al Gore to name a few...and then there is me =)  It is nice being in your right mind!
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My Serbian is good enough to understand this. Yes, it is very offensive and you are quiet right when said that it is a big shame for decent Serbs. He even used a name of God in this vulgar context to present himself as a Christian, but this ignorant is not only a disgrace for Serbia but for the whole Christian world. I am sorry that you had to read the letter of this idiot and I think the guy should read all our answers here to see how poor and pathetic he is.