Mihailo Olćan
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Mihailo Olćan (Serbian: Михаило Олћан; born 1894, Crepaja, Austria-Hungary – died 1961, Australia) was a Serbian soldier and fascist politician.
He finished gymnasium in Novi Sad and enrolled in medicine at the university in Pest. With the outbreak of World War I Olćan he joined the Austro-Hungarian army. He was sent to the Eastern Front where he eventually defected to the Russians. He was one of the founders of the first fascist party in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, the Yugoslav National Movement ZBOR. With the establishment of the Government of National Salvation during World War II, Olćan became part of the puppet government, serving in the post of Minister of Economy from 29 August 1941 until 7 November 1942. With the state's eventual defeat, he escaped Yugoslavia to Australia where he died in 1961. [citation needed]
Source
- Preispitati krivicu Mihajla Olćana (in Serbian), glas-javnosti.rs (archived cache); accessed 12 April 2014.
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