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Land without justice

Land without justice

Biography & MemoirHistory
Pages
388
Published
1958
Language
English

Synopsis

Milovan Đilas chronicles his early life in a remote Montenegrin village, offering an intimate look at a traditional society. This autobiography explores the customs, challenges, and formative experiences that shaped his youth. It provides a valuable historical and cultural perspective on a specific region of Yugoslavia.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

ReflectiveInformativeThought-ProvokingMelancholic
Coming of AgeFamily Saga

Genres

Biography & Memoir History Politics & Society

Authors

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Milovan Đilas

Milovan Djilas (1911-1995), dissident Yugoslav Communist leader and writer, born in Polja, Montenegro. He studied law at the University of Belgrade, where he embraced Marxism, and was subsequently imprisoned for political activities. He became a good friend of Tito and by 1940 was a member of the Politburo of the Yugoslav Communist Party. Fighting with Tito's partisans during World War II, he held numerous high posts in the postwar government and was a leading supporter of Tito's break with the...

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Milovan Djilas

Milovan Djilas was a Yugoslav politician and writer known for his political memoirs and historical accounts. His notable books include Conversations with Stalin and Land without justice, which offer perspectives on his life and the political landscape of his era.