Memorial of Rudinac in the National Museum of Toplica
In the First World War, when Austria-Hungary introduced the occupation administration at the end of 1915 . year, Kostic defected. He was a mysterious man for whom the Austro - Hungarian intelligence officers in their reports in the spring of 1916 who used the name Uroš Belaković and Uroš Bečanović and linked it to the area around Gornji Milanovac and Kragujevac. The governor issued a warrant for the person.[1]
In the summer of 1916, intelligence officers linked the person to Chetnik activities in the area around Kosovska Mitrovica. In the second half of November 1916, when the man appeared in the village of Sočanica, someone reported to the occupation authorities that he was from those parts. The military authorities put the dice together and determined that he was born in Kosovo, from the village of Rudine under the Rogozna mountain. Until the appearance of Kosta Vojinović, Rudinac played a significant role. He created the first reliable network of hideouts and commissioners, encouraged chatting and prepared for combat action.[2] The first real guerrilla company, apart from Vojinović and Rudinac, numbered four more fighters: Aleksandar Piper from Kosovska Mitrovica, Vlajko Vladisavljević from Leposavić, Proko Planić from Zemanica and Radomir Gašić from Kopaonik.[1]
When other insurgent leaders soon appeared, Uroš Kostić fell into the shadows to some extent, but he always remained among the most important. He was indisputably the creator of the organization in the Novi Pazar district, and Kosta Vojinović and Rudinac worked together in the Zvečan district. His family was arrested and then interned.[1]
At the beginning of 1917, manhunts for Kostić became more frequent. Enemy soldiers searched Mount Rogozna in detail. Then, Rudinac broke up the company into several smaller groups, so that they could move unnoticed to the Novi Pazar district. There were also numerous chases in this area, which Kostić initially successfully avoided. One chase reached him in Banjska Reka. A fight developed in which Kostic died at the beginning of February. Ten days later, Kosta Vojinović wrote in his diary: "Uroš Kostić died of treason."[1]
Referencesedit
^ abcdeMladenović, Božica (2006). "Toplički ustanak 1917. godine - (ne) istraženost teme i pomoć daljeg istraživanja". Baština (in Serbian). 20/2. Institute of Serbian Culture Priština, Leposavić: 313–322. ISSN 0353-9008.
^Robin D. S. Higham; Dennis E. Showalter (2003). Researching World War I: A Handbook. Greenwood Publishing Group. pp. 210–. ISBN978-0-313-28850-0.
April 13, 2024
uroš, kostić, rudinac, uroš, kostić, rudinac, leaders, toplica, uprising, occupied, kingdom, serbia, during, world, bornunknownleposavićdied1917banjska, reka, near, zvečan, serbiaallegiance, kingdom, serbia, chetniksbranchroyal, serbian, armyyears, service1893. Uros Kostic Rudinac was one of the leaders of the Toplica Uprising in the occupied Kingdom of Serbia during World War I Uros Kostic RudinacBornUnknownLeposavicDied1917Banjska Reka near Zvecan SerbiaAllegiance Kingdom of Serbia ChetniksBranchRoyal Serbian ArmyYears of service1893 19081915 1917Battles warsMacedonian StruggleWorld War I Toplica Uprising Early life editUros Kostic Rudinac lived in the area of Leposavic Kostic was an experienced fighter as he took part in Chetnik actions from 1903 until 1912 1 World War I editMain article Toplica Uprising nbsp Memorial of Rudinac in the National Museum of ToplicaIn the First World War when Austria Hungary introduced the occupation administration at the end of 1915 year Kostic defected He was a mysterious man for whom the Austro Hungarian intelligence officers in their reports in the spring of 1916 who used the name Uros Belakovic and Uros Becanovic and linked it to the area around Gornji Milanovac and Kragujevac The governor issued a warrant for the person 1 In the summer of 1916 intelligence officers linked the person to Chetnik activities in the area around Kosovska Mitrovica In the second half of November 1916 when the man appeared in the village of Socanica someone reported to the occupation authorities that he was from those parts The military authorities put the dice together and determined that he was born in Kosovo from the village of Rudine under the Rogozna mountain Until the appearance of Kosta Vojinovic Rudinac played a significant role He created the first reliable network of hideouts and commissioners encouraged chatting and prepared for combat action 2 The first real guerrilla company apart from Vojinovic and Rudinac numbered four more fighters Aleksandar Piper from Kosovska Mitrovica Vlajko Vladisavljevic from Leposavic Proko Planic from Zemanica and Radomir Gasic from Kopaonik 1 When other insurgent leaders soon appeared Uros Kostic fell into the shadows to some extent but he always remained among the most important He was indisputably the creator of the organization in the Novi Pazar district and Kosta Vojinovic and Rudinac worked together in the Zvecan district His family was arrested and then interned 1 At the beginning of 1917 manhunts for Kostic became more frequent Enemy soldiers searched Mount Rogozna in detail Then Rudinac broke up the company into several smaller groups so that they could move unnoticed to the Novi Pazar district There were also numerous chases in this area which Kostic initially successfully avoided One chase reached him in Banjska Reka A fight developed in which Kostic died at the beginning of February Ten days later Kosta Vojinovic wrote in his diary Uros Kostic died of treason 1 References edit a b c d e Mladenovic Bozica 2006 Toplicki ustanak 1917 godine ne istrazenost teme i pomoc daljeg istrazivanja Bastina in Serbian 20 2 Institute of Serbian Culture Pristina Leposavic 313 322 ISSN 0353 9008 Robin D S Higham Dennis E Showalter 2003 Researching World War I A Handbook Greenwood Publishing Group pp 210 ISBN 978 0 313 28850 0 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Uros Kostic Rudinac amp oldid 1218123834, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
