PREDRAG MILOJEVIĆ MEDIA WITNESS OF TWENTIETH CENTURY

Abstract

This paper analyzes the professional biography Preraga Milojevic, a journalist who had the longest life span in the history of Serbian journalism. In particular we look Milojevićev journalistic work and his engagement before World War II, when he was head of the Central Press Bureau, the supreme institution of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia censorship. The authors evaluated and specifically evaluated its professional and ethical form of work, and give their views Milojevićevog ideological orientation. The paper is well researched and analyzed Milojevićev writing style, punctuation circuit, the impact of “Belgrade school” attitude to historical figures and other elements that affect the work of journalists. Milojevic was evaluated as a journalist but are presented and the critical views that further illuminate his personality, which has not been sufficiently studied in our literature. We analyzed the overall significance of the action Predrag Milojevic to a fuller understanding of the recent history of Serbian journalism.