Lazar Tomanović
4th president of the Ministerial Council of Principality of Montenegro • Native Name Lang — cnr • Monarch — Nicholas I • Predecessor — Andrija Radović • Successor — Mitar Martinović • Term End — 28 August 1910 • Term Start — 17 April 1907 • Party — Independent • Born — 3 September 1845 • Birthplace — Lepetane, Herceg Novi, Dalmatia, Austrian Empire • Died — 2 November 1932 • Place of death — Jošice, Herceg Novi, Zeta Banovina, Yugoslavia • Office2 — 1st Prime Minister of Kingdom of Montenegro 1st president of the Ministerial Council of Kingdom of Montenegro • Monarch2 — Nicholas I • Office3 — 7th Minister of Internal Affairs of Principality of Montenegro • Office4 — 9th and 12th Minister of Justice of Principality of Montenegro • Office6 — 1st Minister of Justice of Kingdom of Montenegro • Office7 — 6th Minister of Foreign Affairs of Principality of Montenegro • Office8 — 1st Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kingdom of Montenegro • Predecessor3 — Jovan Plamenac • Predecessor4 — Gavrilo M. Cerovic • Predecessor5 — Baina Vucković • Predecessor6 — Himself (as Minister of Justice of Principality of Montenegro) • Predecessor7 — Andrija Radović • Predecessor8 — Himself (as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kingdom of Montenegro) • Successor3 — Jovan Plamenac • Successor4 — Sekula Drljević • Successor5 — Himself (as Minister of Justice of Kingdom of Montenegro) • Successor6 — Milo Dožić • Successor7 — Himself (as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kingdom of Montenegro) • Successor8 — Dušan Gregović • Term End3 — 6 February 1910 • Term End4 — 15 May 1909 • Term End5 — 28 August 1910 • Term End6 — 24 August 1911 • Term End7 — 28 August 1910 • Term End8 — 24 August 1911 • Term Start3 — 15 April 1909 • Term Start4 — 17 May 1907 • Term Start5 — 13 April 1910 • Term Start6 — 28 August 1910 • Term Start7 — 17 April 1907 • Term Start8 — 28 August 1910 • Successor2 — Mitar Martinović • Predecessor2 — Himself (as Prime Minister or Principality of Montenegro) • Term End2 — 19 July 1912 • Term Start2 — 28 August 1910 • Monarch3 — Nicholas I • Monarch4 — Nicholas I • Monarch5 — Nicholas I • Monarch6 — Nicholas I • Monarch7 — Nicholas I • Monarch8 — Nicholas I • Prime Minister3 — Himself • Prime Minister4 — Himself • Prime Minister5 — Himself • Prime Minister6 — Himself • Prime Minister7 — Himself • Prime Minister8 — Himself Lazar Tomanović (Лазар Томановић; 3 September 1845 – 2 November 1932) was a Serbian writer, politician and diplomat, who served as the fifth Prime Minister of Montenegro, as well the first Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Montenegro, under the regime of King Nikola I.
Lazar Tomanović
- Name
- Lazar Tomanović
- Born
- 1845 · Lepetani.
- Died
- 1932 · Jošice.
- Occupation
- civil servant · politician · journalist · writer · teacher
- Fields
- politics · journalism · creative and professional writing
- Education
- Eötvös Loránd University · University of Graz
- Languages
- Serbian
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4th president of the Ministerial Council of Principality of Montenegro • Native Name Lang — cnr • Monarch — Nicholas I • Predecessor — Andrija Radović • Successor — Mitar Martinović • Term End — 28 August 1910 • Term Start — 17 April 1907 • Party — Independent • Born — 3 September 1845 • Birthplace — Lepetane, Herceg Novi, Dalmatia, Austrian Empire • Died — 2 November 1932 • Place of death — Jošice, Herceg Novi, Zeta Banovina, Yugoslavia • Office2 — 1st Prime Minister of Kingdom of Montenegro 1st president of the Ministerial Council of Kingdom of Montenegro • Monarch2 — Nicholas I • Office3 — 7th Minister of Internal Affairs of Principality of Montenegro • Office4 — 9th and 12th Minister of Justice of Principality of Montenegro • Office6 — 1st Minister of Justice of Kingdom of Montenegro • Office7 — 6th Minister of Foreign Affairs of Principality of Montenegro • Office8 — 1st Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kingdom of Montenegro • Predecessor3 — Jovan Plamenac • Predecessor4 — Gavrilo M. Cerovic • Predecessor5 — Baina Vucković • Predecessor6 — Himself (as Minister of Justice of Principality of Montenegro) • Predecessor7 — Andrija Radović • Predecessor8 — Himself (as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kingdom of Montenegro) • Successor3 — Jovan Plamenac • Successor4 — Sekula Drljević • Successor5 — Himself (as Minister of Justice of Kingdom of Montenegro) • Successor6 — Milo Dožić • Successor7 — Himself (as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kingdom of Montenegro) • Successor8 — Dušan Gregović • Term End3 — 6 February 1910 • Term End4 — 15 May 1909 • Term End5 — 28 August 1910 • Term End6 — 24 August 1911 • Term End7 — 28 August 1910 • Term End8 — 24 August 1911 • Term Start3 — 15 April 1909 • Term Start4 — 17 May 1907 • Term Start5 — 13 April 1910 • Term Start6 — 28 August 1910 • Term Start7 — 17 April 1907 • Term Start8 — 28 August 1910 • Successor2 — Mitar Martinović • Predecessor2 — Himself (as Prime Minister or Principality of Montenegro) • Term End2 — 19 July 1912 • Term Start2 — 28 August 1910 • Monarch3 — Nicholas I • Monarch4 — Nicholas I • Monarch5 — Nicholas I • Monarch6 — Nicholas I • Monarch7 — Nicholas I • Monarch8 — Nicholas I • Prime Minister3 — Himself • Prime Minister4 — Himself • Prime Minister5 — Himself • Prime Minister6 — Himself • Prime Minister7 — Himself • Prime Minister8 — Himself Lazar Tomanović (Лазар Томановић; 3 September 1845 – 2 November 1932) was a Serbian writer, politician and diplomat, who served as the fifth Prime Minister of Montenegro, as well the first Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Montenegro, under the regime of King Nikola I.
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Lazar Tomanović (1845–1932) was a civil servant, journalist and politician, among other activities. Born in Lepetani, the civil servant died in Jošice.
Lazar Tomanović studied at Eötvös Loránd University and University of Graz. The civil servant held the positions of Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration and Ministry of Justice, among others and worked in Austria–Hungary. Lazar Tomanović was active in creative and professional writing, journalism and politics. Languages used include Serbian.
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Lazar Tomanović studied at Eötvös Loránd University and University of Graz. The recorded working language is Serbian. The field of work recorded is politics, journalism and creative and professional writing. Places of work recorded in the authority are Austria–Hungary. Positions recorded include Prime Minister of Montenegro and Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration.
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• Name — Lazar Tomanović • Office — 5th Prime Minister of Principality of Montenegro
Early life and education
Early life and education
Lazar Tomanović was born on 3 September 1845 in Lepetane, a village near Herceg Novi in Bay of Kotor. At the time it was part of the Kingdom of Dalmatia within the Austrian Empire. Having finished elementary and secondary school in Herceg Novi, Tomanović studied in Novi Sad and Budapest and received his doctorate in law in Graz. He was a member of Parliament of Dalmatia (Diet) as representative of Serb People's Party in the Kingdom of Dalmatia.
Prime Minister of Montenegro
Prime Minister of Montenegro
He became Prime Minister of Montenegro with support of Royalist True People's Party in April 1907 and held the office for several terms until June 1912. He also served Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Justice of Montenegro. During his second term, Montenegro was proclaimed a sovereign kingdom.
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