Who was Zoran Djindjic?
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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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jan venegoor of hesselink\n\ncheers m8, \n   visit Croatia :)
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It was Socrates from Brazil. He has a brother that also played for the Brazilian nation team... "Rai".
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Radivoj Korac from Yugoslavia, he was left handed, and he was maybe the best European player ever
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Igor Rakocevic. He played for the Timberwolves for less than a season. He hardly knew the fundamentals of basketball.
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george hagi......most influential footballer from romania...the maradona of the ballkans
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ali_Abdul_Aziz_Ali
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Jeste.... Znam gde je Srbija...Srbija je u Evropi!!!!!!!\n\nNisam iz bivze -yuga.... ipak ucim tvoj jezik.. zato sto kao poznat izreke... govori srpski da te ceo svet razume :-D\n\nIgnoraras ove Amerikanac....On je glup!\nEdit... Amerikanka...Ona je Glupa! (ona je zena nije muskarac...)
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Ivan Ljubicic or Janica Kostelic
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http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Zimako
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Exactly but you forgot the  "ac zizdop keja o pdl e iado".....  is no longer is involved in the affairs of the ......  " aiel oierj opzo ie okeja o kdo loeoa " .....So this question on those grounds alone are non-sensible
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Serbian...He was born in the part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire which is now part of Croatia, but his nationality is Serbian
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He is born in Marseille, France..\nhis full name is Zinedine Yazid Zidane..\nbut if you look at the spelling of his name in Arab language, his name would be Zainuddin Zaidan..\nhence he is a muslim..
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Giampiero Boniperti has made the most appearances for Juve 444, Dino Zoff was there most capped Italian International, 112 caps, 93 whilest a Juve player
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He is Pierluigi Collina from Italy.\nHe retired two years ago after he had been accused by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) of a conflict of interest after accepting a sponsorship deal.
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OK...Srdjane...\n\nThe War Crimes Tribunal in the Hague might have started out biased against the Serbs...but now I think it is doing a good job of indicting war criminals of all nationalities...not just Serbs..\n\nAlbanians such as Ramush Haradinaj Bosnians such as Naser Oric..  and Croatians such as Ante Gotevina have all been arrested by the Hague..\n\nI can't wait until they catch Mladic and Karadzic as well...\nAnd I hope Agim Ceku is indicted soon too.\n\nThe work of the War Crimes Tribunal is important because inorder to have a reconciliation and build a new future..the truth must be know..and the guilty prosecuted
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Odonkor, David\n\nhttp://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/player/196757_ODONKOR_David.html