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Obrenović. He led sharp and bitter polemics with everyone, and at the same time he wrote literary reviews, which he did before the launch of this paper. He wrote a lot about Mostar's "Zora". Thanks to his abilities as a journalist, critic and polemicist, he has long been ranked among the strongest Serbian journalists, but at the same time he had many enemies.
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and others. In mid-1916, he drafted a pamphlet entitled "Letter to the Serbs in
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process and a brochure intended for the army in Corfu, agitating against the idea of union with the Croats and advocating only
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court for attempted coups and actions against the state, together with other participants in the action.
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