Jovanovic, Miroslav (historian)

He graduated from primary and secondary school in Belgrade. He was educated by the historian at the Department of History of the Philosophical (General Humanities) Faculty of the University of Belgrade, where he received the degrees of candidate and doctor of historical sciences and the title of professor. Under the scientific supervision of prof. Doctor of History A. Mitrovich in 1993 defended his thesis on the topic “Arrival of Russian refugees in the Kingdom of the Union of Artists of 1919-1924”, and in 2001 he successfully defended his doctoral dissertation on the topic “Russian Emigration to the Balkans 1920-1940” ^[1] .

Since 1989, he worked at the Department of History of the Philosophical (General Humanities Faculty) of the University of Belgrade. He taught special courses at universities in other countries: in Russia (Faculty of History, Moscow State University named after MV Lomonosov, MGIMO (U)), Bulgaria (Faculty of History, Sofia State University), in Republika Srpska and Germany ^[1] .

The main areas of scientific interest of Professor Jovanovic lay in recent history. First of all, it was a study of the history of Russian emigration in the first half of the 20th century, work on the history of Russia (USSR) and the history of the Balkans. Miroslav Jovanovic was also involved in the methodology and theory of historical science. It is precisely for these reasons that his works on the history of Serbian historiography were created, as well as works affecting the social and cultural history of the Serbian people in the 19th and 20th centuries ^[1] .

As a coordinator and leader, he participated in several international projects: Repräsentationen des sozialistischen Jugoslawien im Umbruch (2012-2013), History and History Teaching in Southeast Europe (2000-2002), Moscow and Serbia: Belgrade and Russia - five centuries of history (2007— 2014), Russian politics in the Balkans and in Serbia (Yugoslavia) (2011-2014). He was the editor and editorial board of foreign and domestic magazines and publications: “Russian Digest: Studies on the History of Russia”, Moscow; “Godishak for Društvenu History”, Belgrade; “The collection of the Parliament of the People's Museum”, Čačak; Serbica and Rossica series, Society for Social History, Belgrade and the Historical Thought series, Serbian Literary Community, Belgrade. Miroslav Jovanovic founded the Center for Contemporary History of the Balkans (2006) and the Center for the Study of Russia at the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Belgrade (2010) ^[1] .

Miroslav Jovanovic was Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Archive of Serbia and a member of the Board of Trustees of the Institute of Contemporary History of Serbia. In Andrichgrad, Miroslav Jovanovic was the director of the History Department of the I. Andrich Institute and the president of the International Scientific Committee to Perpetuate the 100th Anniversary of the First World War ^[2]

In 2012, Miroslav Jovanovic received the Belgrade City Award for Social Sciences and Humanities for his work “Serbs and Russians. 12-21 century (history of relationships). ”

The author of eight monographs, 11 volumes of collections of documents, 80 scientific articles and a significant number of journalistic texts, articles in encyclopedias, reviews, feuilletons, interviews and translations ^[3] .

Monographs

1. The pre-war Russian escapes at Kraevin SCS 1919-1924, Beograd 1996, 385.
2. The kesik and the drushten of history. Historically, Društveno вwiri controversy over the Communist Kizhevsky јesiku, Beograd 2002, 230.
3. Srbiјa 1804–2004: three vieђaњa or poses on a dialogue, Beograd 2005, 205. (with “Dodim Љ sododrag and Stoјanoviћ Dubravka”); Srbiјa 1804-2004: three vieђaњa or poses on a dialogue (another e-edition), Beograd 2009, 234. (sa Љ. Dimiem and D. Stoјanoviћ)
4. Russian emigration to the Balkans (1920-1940), Moscow 2005, 484.
5. Ruska emigrating to the Balkans (1920-1940), Beograd 2006, 559.
6. Srbiјa 1804–2004: 200 years old, the first wholesale discounted child is born - the gray-haired thesa, Beograd: Nova Europa, 2006, 71.
7. The crisis is more historical: the historian of the historiography and drushteni izazovi krai 20. and the honor of the 21. century, Beograd 2009, 263. (with Radivoy Radim)
8. Serbia and Russia 12-21 century (History of Odnos), Beograd: People's Library Serbia 2012, 254.

Collection of documents

1. V. Stanoјeviћ, History of the military medical school. Our military art of sanitation, (by Miroslav Perisiћ, author of the conversation, scribe of the author’s biography, companion of bibliography, and document), Beograd 1992. (2. published)
2. Between the archives and the field: A dialogue on historical anthropology of the Balkans. (Editor, with Karl Kaser and Slobodan Naumović), Belgrade-Graz 1999, 276. (another edition: Lit Verlag: Münster-Hamburg-Berlin-London 2004.)
3. Childhood in South East Europe: Historical Perspectives on Growing Up in the 19th and 20th Century, (Editor with Slobodan Naumović), Belgrade-Graz 2001, 302. (another edition: Lit Verlag: Münster-Hamburg-Berlin-London 2004.)
4. Gender relations in South Easetrn Europe: Historical Perspectives on Womanhood and Manhood in 19th and 20th Century, (Editor with Slobodan Naumović), Belgrade-Graz 2002, 410. (another edition: Lit Verlag: Münster-Hamburg-Berlin-London 2004.)
5. Against Wook: Srpska Graђanska intelligentsia of the 18. and 19. centuries on the Second World War and the reform of Bezik, Beograd 2004, 410.
6. Modernist style cpska dzhava 1804-2004: chronology, (Autor-editor sa са. Dimiћem, Љ. Trgovcheviћ, M. Ristoviћi, D. Stoјanoviћ, P. Markoviћ, B. Prpom and M. Perisiћ) Beograd 2004, 534.
7. Serbia about itself, (Editor-compiler), Moscow, Europe Publishing House 2005, 507.
8. Live at Beograd: Document of the City Council of Beograd. Kњiga 1-6, (Prireђivach with Predrag Markov, Miroslav Perishi, Dubravka Stoјanovi, Milan Ristovi and Goran Miloradovi), Beograd 2003-2008.
9. Serbi about Russia and Rusim: Od Elizabeth to Vladimir Putin (1750-2010) - Antologi, (prirevivach), Beograd 2011, 857.
10. Moscow-Srbiјa, Beograd-Rusјa = Moscow-Serbia, Belgrade-Russia: documents and materials. Volume I — II. Društvenė and politician Veze, (Editor-in-Chief), Beograd - Moscow 2009, 2011.

Most Important Articles

1. “Statinizam”, in: Historical Glossary 1-2 (1993), 103-119.
2. “Ruskha at the yegzilu. Okviri, domety and problems ”, at: Ruska emigrating from the communist culture of the 20th century. The compilation of Radov Volume I, Beograd 1994, 22-37;
3. “Boljševička agentura na Balkanu 1920-1923. (Teze o organizaciji, strukturi, planovima i praksi) ”, u: Istorija 20. veka, 2 (1995), 37-50.
4. “Kraljevina SHS i antiboljševička Rusija 1918-1924. Skica za sveobuhvatno tumačenje ", u: Tokovi istorije 1-2 (1995), 93-126;
5. “Elite has been banished. The social structure is in the name of avoiding a colony near Krajevini CXS ”, in: Godishkak for the history of history, Year. II, St. 3 (1995), 297–321.
6. “At the Labyrinth of Tradition: Od 'St. Sava 'to' Mitraљete 'and' Ћiћka '(Savremeni, name the main schools at Srbiјi). The syllable extirpates the problem of the obezhava tradition in modern times, I’m in the stomach of Srbiј, in: Godish заak for history, Year. Iv. 1 (1997), 97-111.
7. "'Instability and infertility' - famili and marital relations of the Russian refugees in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Three theses towards understanding of some basic problems" in: M. Jovanovic, K. Kaser, S. Naumovic (Eds.), Between the archives and the field: A dialogue on historical anthropology of the Balkans. Belgrade - Graz 1999, 101-114.
8. “'Die for the Motherland': The First World War or the clash of a 'common man' with a total war”, in: The Last War of Imperial Russia, Sat. articles edited by O. R. Ayrapetov, Moscow 2002, pp. 136-157.
9. "After" vi [[e class]: odraz drushtva among the Serbian Kizhevsky, cultural and scientific heritage of the 18th century (Prilogue to teach the Serbian Grazian traditions of the 18th century) ”, by: Godishkak for the history of the year. IX, St. 1-3, (2002), 7-27. ]
10. “O“ krilatom Vuku “i“ Aždajama graždanske misli “: Stereotipi i mitovi o Vuku Karadžiću i njegovim oponentima (u nauci)”, u: Istorija i sećanje: studije istorijske svesti, Beograd 2006, 19-28, 2006.
11. "Das russische Exil in den Balkanstaaten nach dem Ende des Burgerkrieges 1919-1920/22", in: D. Dahlmann (Hg.), Unfreiwilliger Aufbruch: Migration und Revolution von der Franzosischen Revolution bis zum Prager Fruhling, Essen 2007, 81-1-1 .
12. “Ruska is Orthodox abroad is circling near Ugoslavia with an electric current of twenty and thirty years old of the 20th century”, at: Srpska theologian at the twentieth century: abstraction of problems and results. Kyiv 3 (2008), 160-178.
13. "20. oktobar: one is loosened up to the occupation of Beograd (Radical transformation of the Single Political Symbols) ”, at: Oslobose Beograd 1944. Radnik Zbornik, Beograd 2010, 505-523.
14. “Tri Titove Juogslavije: moćna, napredna i zločinačka - Tri kontekstualna okvira istoriografskih tumačenja istorije socijalističke Jugoslavije”, u: Tito - Viđenja i tumačenja. Zbornik radova, Beograd: Institut za noviju istoriju Srbije, 2011, s. 552-561.

• Telegram of Ivan Tasovets, Minister of Culture and Information, occasioned by the death of prof. Dr. Miroslava Јovanoviћa
• “The recognition of Kosovo is only the first stage of the project to create the“ great “Albania” (Posted on 16:20, 12/10/2007) (inaccessible link)
• Megalomanska ideja u spoljnoj politici, Press klub, Radio Slobodna Evropa, September 6, 2009
• “The Balkans are not important in Russia”, in: Politics, Br. 35400, 29. May 2012, pp. 15.
• Srbi kolateralna šteta pokušaja promene istorije, u: Intervju, B92, 11/10/2013