Др Никола Стојановић између српства и југословенства
Dr Nikola Stojanović between Serbia and Yugoslavia
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One of the big unsearched questions of the Serbian historiography
represents the fact that Bosnia and Herzegovina did not unite with Serbia
directly, as it happened with Montenegro and Vojvodina. It is especially
unclear when we bear in mind that there was an evident wish to do so,
not only in Serbian Orthodox population of B&H but in its Catholic and
Muslim parts as well. Representatives of the Serbian intellectual elite
from B&H in the Yugoslav committee, Nikola Stojanović and Dušan
Vasiljević are among the most responsible for such development of
events. After spending time in London, Paris and Geneva during World
War I, the two of them and especially Nikola Stojanović, showed an
obvious political mutation to the pre-war political standpoints and
goals of “Narod”’s group they belonged to. They changed sharply from
being inclined towards Serbian interests to partiality to Yugoslavia.
It seems as if acceptance of the Republican ideas and, probably, the
entering one of th...e Masonic lodges, were the key elements in Nikola
Stojanović’s political and ideological pendulum of opinion during the
war. It was during the Solunski process that he entered into an open
animosity towards Pašić and Serbian government which led to serious
implications during the unification of 1918. All this would leave long
and deep consequences on Serbian population in Bosnia.
Keywords:
Никола Стојановић 1880-1964. / политички рад / политичка историја / Босна и Херцеговина / Срби / Југославија / уједињењеSource:
Зборник за историју Босне и Херцеговине, 2012, 7, 267-299Publisher:
- Београд : Српска академија наука и уметности
Note:
- Recueil de l’histoire de bosnie et herzegovine, 7