Miletić was born in Slavonski Brod, Croatia in 1931.[1] He has been living in Belgrade since 28 November 1946. He spent five years as a student of the Military Academy and served as an officer of the Yugoslav People's Army until 31 December 1990, when he retired in the rank of colonel.
In the late 1970s, as chief archivist of the Institute of Military History in Belgrade, Miletić was tasked with preparing a run-down of the history of the Jasenovac concentration camp for a new memorial at Gradina Donja headed by a Sarajevo-based team.[2] Miletić scoured the archives of the Institute for camp-related documents and continued his work at the behest of the Jasenovac memorial site, who showed interest in its contents.[2] The result was the publication in the mid-1980s of some 400 documents over three volumes published jointly by the Jasenovac Memorial Area and Narodna Knjiga, a Belgrade publishing house.[2] The work is considered a leading monograph on the camp.[3] It includes material on the camp's administration and documents from former inmates, Ustaše guards and official commissions that investigated war crimes.[4] Miletić does not provide his own estimates on the number of people killed in the camp, but appears to agree with the 600,000 to 700,000 figures given during the Yugoslav communist era.[3][4] In 2010 Miletić estimated that a minimum of 146,401 or 146,248 people died at Jasenovac based on varying name lists and numbers.[5]
Miletić was one of the most active members of the committee of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts for the collection of documents on the Genocide against Serbs and other peoples in Yugoslavia in the 20th century,[1] from 1986 to 1994, when the committee ceased its work. With his colleague Vladimir Dedijer, Miletić wrote about what he saw as a Genocide of Bosnian Muslims committed by the Chetniks during World War II in a volume entitled Genocid nad Muslimanima published in 1990.[3]
He was a member of the Historical committee of the Russell's Tribunal for Yugoslavia and is a founding member and Chairman of the Association for Research into Genocide and the war crimes, founded in Belgrade.[1] In 2002 Miletić was elected a member of the Directors of the Jasenovac Research Institute.[6] Miletić has published 24 books, over 60 papers and dozens of articles and serials in daily and weekly press. He has also participated in numerous other projects as collaborator, editor, reviewer and member of editorial boards.
Publications
"Zbornik dokumenata i podataka o NOR-u", Tom XII, Dokumenta Nemačkog Rajha 1941. Belgrade, VII, 1973; Dokumenta Nemačkog Rajha 1943. Belgrade, VII, 1978;
"Koncentracioni logor Jasenovac 1941-1945. Dokumenta“, knj. I-II, 1986, knj. III, 1987, knj. IV, 2007, str. 2500, Narodna knjiga, Gambit, Belgrade, Jagodina;[5]
" Zbornik dokumenata i podataka o narodnoosvobodilačkom ratu naroda Jugoslavije", Tom XV, knjiga I, Belgrade, VII, 1986, with Godo Agneš;[7]
"Aprilski rat-Dokumenta 1941", knjiga II, VII, 1987;
"Ustaška fabrika smrti 1941-1945", Belgrade, VIZ, 1988;[8]
"Proterivanje Srba sa ognjišta, 1941-1945", with Vladimir Dedijer, Belgrade, Prosveta, 1989;[9]
"Genocid nad Muslimanima, 1941-1945: Zbornik dokumenata i svjedodenja" with Vladimir Dedijer, Svjetlost, Sarajevo 1990;[10]
"Protiv zaborava i tabua: Jasenovac 1941-1991“, with Vladimir Dedijer, 535 pp, IP Pregres, Sarajevo, 1991;[9]
"Brzojavka za Valdhajma-Operacija za spas ratnog zločinca", Belgrade, 1993. i drugo izdanje Čačak, 1994;
"Istorija holokausta Roma“, with Rajko Đurić, 456 pp, Politika ad, Belgrade, 2008;[5]
References
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^ abcStupar-Trifunović, Tanja (4 June 2008). "Istine o Jasenovcu" [Truths about Jasenovac]. nezavisne.com (in Bosnian). Nezavisne novine.
^ abcByford, Jovan (2020). Picturing Genocide in the Independent State of Croatia: Atrocity Images and the Contested Memory of the Second World War in the Balkans. Bloomsbury Publishing. p. 149. ISBN978-1-35001-597-5.
^ abcEl-Affendi, Abdelwahab (2014). Genocidal Nightmares: Narratives of Insecurity and the Logic of Mass Atrocities. Bloomsbury Publishing. pp. 134, 140. ISBN978-1-62892-073-4.
^ abTomasevich, Jozo (2001). War and Revolution in Yugoslavia, 1941-1945: Occupation and Collaboration. Stanford University Press. p. 726. ISBN978-0-80477-924-1.
^ abcGeiger, Vladimir. "Numerical Indicators of the Victims of the Jasenovac Camp, 1941-1945 (Estimates, Calculations, Lists)" (PDF). core.ac.uk. Croatian Institute of History. pp. 160, 164–168.
^"JRI's Board of Directors Holds Annual General Meeting in New York". jasenovac.org. 20 April 2002.
^Toš, Marjan (2012). Zgodovinski spomin na prekmurske Jude. Založba ZRC. p. 261. ISBN978-9-61254-353-2.
^"Ustaška fabrika smrti : 1941-1945 / Antun Miletić". collections.ushmm.org. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
^Sindbaek, Tia (2012). Usable History?: Representations of Yugoslavia's Difficult Past from 1945 to 2002. ISD LLC. p. 267. ISBN978-8-77124-754-1.
January 23, 2023
antun, miletić, serbian, cyrillic, Антун, Милетић, born, june, 1931, yugoslav, serbian, historian, Антун, Милетићmiletić, 2008born, 1931, june, 1931, slavonski, brod, kingdom, yugoslaviaacademic, backgroundacademic, workdisciplineworld, yugoslaviainstitutionsi. Antun Miletic Serbian Cyrillic Antun Miletiћ born 30 June 1931 is a Yugoslav and Serbian historian Antun MileticAntun MiletiћMiletic in 2008Born 1931 06 30 30 June 1931 age 91 Slavonski Brod Kingdom of YugoslaviaAcademic backgroundAcademic workDisciplineWorld War II in YugoslaviaInstitutionsInstitute of Military History in BelgradeSerbian Academy of Sciences and ArtsBiography EditMiletic was born in Slavonski Brod Croatia in 1931 1 He has been living in Belgrade since 28 November 1946 He spent five years as a student of the Military Academy and served as an officer of the Yugoslav People s Army until 31 December 1990 when he retired in the rank of colonel In the late 1970s as chief archivist of the Institute of Military History in Belgrade Miletic was tasked with preparing a run down of the history of the Jasenovac concentration camp for a new memorial at Gradina Donja headed by a Sarajevo based team 2 Miletic scoured the archives of the Institute for camp related documents and continued his work at the behest of the Jasenovac memorial site who showed interest in its contents 2 The result was the publication in the mid 1980s of some 400 documents over three volumes published jointly by the Jasenovac Memorial Area and Narodna Knjiga a Belgrade publishing house 2 The work is considered a leading monograph on the camp 3 It includes material on the camp s administration and documents from former inmates Ustase guards and official commissions that investigated war crimes 4 Miletic does not provide his own estimates on the number of people killed in the camp but appears to agree with the 600 000 to 700 000 figures given during the Yugoslav communist era 3 4 In 2010 Miletic estimated that a minimum of 146 401 or 146 248 people died at Jasenovac based on varying name lists and numbers 5 Miletic was one of the most active members of the committee of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts for the collection of documents on the Genocide against Serbs and other peoples in Yugoslavia in the 20th century 1 from 1986 to 1994 when the committee ceased its work With his colleague Vladimir Dedijer Miletic wrote about what he saw as a Genocide of Bosnian Muslims committed by the Chetniks during World War II in a volume entitled Genocid nad Muslimanima published in 1990 3 He was a member of the Historical committee of the Russell s Tribunal for Yugoslavia and is a founding member and Chairman of the Association for Research into Genocide and the war crimes founded in Belgrade 1 In 2002 Miletic was elected a member of the Directors of the Jasenovac Research Institute 6 Miletic has published 24 books over 60 papers and dozens of articles and serials in daily and weekly press He has also participated in numerous other projects as collaborator editor reviewer and member of editorial boards Publications Edit Zbornik dokumenata i podataka o NOR u Tom XII Dokumenta Nemackog Rajha 1941 Belgrade VII 1973 Dokumenta Nemackog Rajha 1943 Belgrade VII 1978 Koncentracioni logor Jasenovac 1941 1945 Dokumenta knj I II 1986 knj III 1987 knj IV 2007 str 2500 Narodna knjiga Gambit Belgrade Jagodina 5 Zbornik dokumenata i podataka o narodnoosvobodilackom ratu naroda Jugoslavije Tom XV knjiga I Belgrade VII 1986 with Godo Agnes 7 Aprilski rat Dokumenta 1941 knjiga II VII 1987 Ustaska fabrika smrti 1941 1945 Belgrade VIZ 1988 8 Proterivanje Srba sa ognjista 1941 1945 with Vladimir Dedijer Belgrade Prosveta 1989 9 Genocid nad Muslimanima 1941 1945 Zbornik dokumenata i svjedodenja with Vladimir Dedijer Svjetlost Sarajevo 1990 10 Protiv zaborava i tabua Jasenovac 1941 1991 with Vladimir Dedijer 535 pp IP Pregres Sarajevo 1991 9 Brzojavka za Valdhajma Operacija za spas ratnog zlocinca Belgrade 1993 i drugo izdanje Cacak 1994 Istorija holokausta Roma with Rajko Đuric 456 pp Politika ad Belgrade 2008 5 References Edit Wikimedia Commons has media related to Antun Miletic a b c Stupar Trifunovic Tanja 4 June 2008 Istine o Jasenovcu Truths about Jasenovac nezavisne com in Bosnian Nezavisne novine a b c Byford Jovan 2020 Picturing Genocide in the Independent State of Croatia Atrocity Images and the Contested Memory of the Second World War in the Balkans Bloomsbury Publishing p 149 ISBN 978 1 35001 597 5 a b c El Affendi Abdelwahab 2014 Genocidal Nightmares Narratives of Insecurity and the Logic of Mass Atrocities Bloomsbury Publishing pp 134 140 ISBN 978 1 62892 073 4 a b Tomasevich Jozo 2001 War and Revolution in Yugoslavia 1941 1945 Occupation and Collaboration Stanford University Press p 726 ISBN 978 0 80477 924 1 a b c Geiger Vladimir Numerical Indicators of the Victims of the Jasenovac Camp 1941 1945 Estimates Calculations Lists PDF core ac uk Croatian Institute of History pp 160 164 168 JRI s Board of Directors Holds Annual General Meeting in New York jasenovac org 20 April 2002 Tos Marjan 2012 Zgodovinski spomin na prekmurske Jude Zalozba ZRC p 261 ISBN 978 9 61254 353 2 Ustaska fabrika smrti 1941 1945 Antun Miletic collections ushmm org United States Holocaust Memorial Museum a b Miletic Antun 1931 worldcat org WorldCat Sindbaek Tia 2012 Usable History Representations of Yugoslavia s Difficult Past from 1945 to 2002 ISD LLC p 267 ISBN 978 8 77124 754 1 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Antun Miletic amp oldid 1086716817, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
