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Stjepan Radić

Stjepan Radić was a politician, translator, writer and opinion journalist (1871–1928). He was born in Martinska Ves and died in Zagreb.

Also recorded as Stefan Radich · Stefan Raditch · Stepan Radich · Stepan Raditch

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Biography

Stjepan Radić is recorded as politician, translator, writer and opinion journalist.

Identity and origins. The authorities additionally record the headings Stefan Radich, Stefan Raditch, Stepan Radich and Stepan Raditch. His recorded language was Croatian.

Other recorded relations include Pavle Radić.

Busto del politico Stjepan Radić a Selca, Brac

Busto del politico Stjepan Radić a Selca, Brac

Ivan Ruggiero

Stjepan Radić in Cernik, 13 May 1926

Stjepan Radić in Cernik, 13 May 1926

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Life and career

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  1. 1871

    Life

    Stjepan Radić born at Martinska Ves.

  2. 1904

    Stjepan Radić, the Croat Peasant Party, and the politics of mass mobilization, 1904-1928 / Mark Biondich. is dated c2000 and held by Wellcome Collection.

  3. 1904

    Mederna kolonizacija i Slaveni is dated 1904.

  4. 1905

    Savremena Evropa is dated 1905.

  5. 1908

    Živo hrvatsko pravo na Bosnu i Hercegovinu is dated 1908.

  6. 1912

    Devet seljačkih zastupnika is dated 1912.

  7. 1928

    Life

    Stjepan Radić died at Zagreb.

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  1. 1871

    Stjepan Radić born at Martinska Ves.

  2. 1904

    Stjepan Radić, the Croat Peasant Party, and the politics of mass mobilization, 1904-1928 / Mark Biondich. is dated c2000 and held by Wellcome Collection.

  3. 1904

    Mederna kolonizacija i Slaveni is dated 1904.

  4. 1905

    Savremena Evropa is dated 1905.

  5. 1908

    Živo hrvatsko pravo na Bosnu i Hercegovinu is dated 1908.

  6. 1912

    Devet seljačkih zastupnika is dated 1912.

  7. 1928

    Stjepan Radić died at Zagreb.

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  • Martinska Ves

    Birth place

  • Zagreb

    Death place

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