International studies, Vol. VII No. 2, 2007.
Original scientific paper
Stjepan Radić's Croatian Republic Peasant Party and Montenegrin Federalists (1923 -1929.)
Željko Karaula
; Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
Abstract
The Article shows differences and similarities of views on national issues in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians held by Croatian Republic Peasant Party and Montenegrin federalists in the period between 1923 and 1929. Trying to enforce anti-centralistic front against Belgrade Radić developed political relations with Montenegrin federalists who were also in favor of federation. Croatian Peasant Party accepted representatives of Montenegrin federalists in its representatives dub (Peasant National Club, Folk National Club), and Sekula Drljević, one of the leaders of Montenegrin federalists became a coalition candidate of Croatian Peasant Party and Peasant-Democratic coalition.
Keywords
national issue; Sekula Drljević; Montenegrin federalists; Croatian Republic Peasant Party; Stjepan Radić
Hrčak ID:
290597
URI
Publication date:
10.6.2007.
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