Dragnich, Alex N.

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Dragnić, Aleks N.

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American political scientist; senior propaganda analyst, United States Department of Justice, 1942-1944; research analyst, United States Office of Strategic Services, 1944-1945; cultural attaché and public affairs officer, United States Embassy in Yugoslavia, 1947-1950.

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1912, February 22 Born, Republic, Washington 1938 BA, University of Washington (Phi Beta Kappa) 1939 MA, University of California (Berkeley) 1939 Author, The Assumptions of Democracy in the Light of Biological and Psychological Criticisms 1942 44 Senior propaganda analyst, U.S. Department of Justice 1944 45 Research analyst, U.S. Office of Strategic Services 1945 Ph.D., University of California (Berkeley) 1945 Author, The Development of Parliamentary Government in Serbia, 1869-1889 1945 47 Assistant Professor of Political Science, Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio 1947 1950 Cultural Attache and Public Affairs Officer, U.S. Embassy at Belgrade, Yugoslavia 1949 Co-author, Yugoslavia, 1949 1950 52 Associate Professor, Vanderbilt University 1952 Professor of Political Science, Vanderbilt University 1954 Author, Tito's Promised Land 1955 56 Ford Fellow, Harvard University 1956 Co-author, The Fate of East Central Europe 1958 Author, International Communism in Yugoslavia 1959 1960 Chester Nimitz Professor, U.S. Naval War College 1961 Author, Major European Governments 1966 Co-author, Government and Politics 1974 Author, Serbia, Nikola Pasic, and Yugoslavia 1979 1980 Book publications editor, Hoover Institution 1982 Author, Politics and Government 1983 Author, The First Yugoslavia 1984 Author, The Saga of Kosovo 1989 Author, Development of Parliamentary Government in Serbia 1992 Author, Serbs and Croats: The Struggle in Yugoslavia From the guide to the Alex N. Dragnich Papers, 1859-2000, (Hoover Institution Archives)

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