Vladimir Šipčić
Vladimir "Vlado" Šipčić ( Serbian - Cyrillic Владимир "Владо" Шипчић * 14. January 1924 in Mala Crna Gora in Žabljak ; Kingdom of Yugoslavia ; † 29. July 1957 in Prijepolje , Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia ) was a commander of the Chetniks in Bosnia during the Second World War or the Yugoslav Army in the Fatherland ( Jugoslovenska vojska u otadžbini - JVuO).
activity
In an order from the Bosnian Command Southeast of July 4, 1952 to Marshal Tito, it is stated that Šipčić was "the most dangerous enemy" . His movement should not be allowed any space to develop; an unification of the Chetnik gangs should be prevented at all costs. Josip Broz Tito was also involved in the hunt for Šipčić . In July 1951, he ordered the police to locate Šipčić and his staff in order to destroy them. In July 1957, Šipčić was arrested and killed by the communist secret service OZNA in the Serbian-Bosnian border area .
literature
- Radoje Šipčić: Vladimir Vlado Šipčić, poslednij kraljev vojnik u otadzbini. (Vladimir Vlado Šipčić, le dernier soldat du roi dans la patrie) ISBN 86-906363-0-7
- Mike P. Tojerski: The Bosnian was silent. 4th edition. Cleveland 1959, ISBN 1886228752
Web links
- America's Veterans: The Serbian People Are Heroes! (in English)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Šipčić, Vladimir |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Šipčić, Vlado |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Yugoslav politician |
| DATE OF BIRTH | January 14, 1924 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Mala Crna Gora |
| DATE OF DEATH | July 29, 1957 |
| Place of death | Prijepolje |