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Serbian survivor

By Tim Judah - 29.07.2010 / 04:20 CET

Miloševic's propaganda chief has found respectibility as a minister.

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Curriculum Vitae

1966: Born, Prizren
1990: President, Belgrade Young Socialists
1992-2000: Spokesman, Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS)
1992-2004: Deputy, federal parliament
2000-01: Minister of information
2004: Candidate for president of Serbia
2006-: Leader, SPS
2009-: Minister of the interior