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Milan "Mile" Budak (Sveti Rok, 30 de agosto de 1889- Zagreb, 7 de junio de 1945) fue un político y escritor croata ustacha. Conocido como uno de los principales ideólogos del movimiento ustacha fascista croata, que gobernó el Estado Independiente de Croacia durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial desde 1941 a 1945, llevando a cabo una campaña genocida contra la población de origen gitano y judío, y forzando a la conversión religiosa o a la expulsión de la población de origen serbio.
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| dbo:abstract | Mile Budak (30. srpna 1889, Sveti Rok – 7. června, 1945) byl chorvatský politik a spisovatel v dobách existence Nezávislého státu Chorvatsko. Patřil k ideologům ustašovského hnutí. Již v 30. letech a především za druhé světové války byl literárně činný. Jeho několikasvazkový román Ognjište představoval oficiální kurz literatury, který byl schválen představiteli chorvatského fašistického státu. V něm se především soustředil na vztah mezi člověkem a jeho rodnou půdou. Sepsal také ještě celou řadu jiných děl, jako např. Opanci dida Vidurine, nebo Rascvjetana trešnja. Za druhé světové války zastával post ministra víry a školství (po celou dobu existence Nezávislého státu Chorvatsko) a po nějakou dobu byl i ministrem zahraničí. V roce 1945 byl lidovým soudem obviněn za kolaboraci s nepřítelem a odsouzen k trestu smrti. Jeho díla komunistická moc zakázala. Po roce 1990 se v souvislosti s oživením objevily snahy o jeho rehabilitaci, ke které však nedošlo.[zdroj?] (cs) Mile Budak (* 30. August 1889 in Sveti Rok; † 7. Juni 1945 in Zagreb) war ein jugoslawischer Schriftsteller, Publizist und Politiker. Als führende politische Persönlichkeit der faschistischen Ustascha-Bewegung war er u. a. Chefpropagandist als Minister für Religion und Unterricht sowie Gesandter in Deutschland und Außenminister des Unabhängigen Staates Kroatien. Budak galt als Ideologe der Ustascha-Bewegung und als Spiritus rector der Verfolgung von Serben und Juden. Daneben gehörte Mile Budak in den 1930er-Jahren als namhafter und prominenter Autor mit seinen Erzählungen aus dem Bauernleben der Lika, darunter auch sein damals in Deutschland bekanntes Hauptwerk „Herdfeuer“, zu den erfolgreichsten kroatischen Schriftstellern. (de) Milan "Mile" Budak (Sveti Rok, 30 de agosto de 1889- Zagreb, 7 de junio de 1945) fue un político y escritor croata ustacha. Conocido como uno de los principales ideólogos del movimiento ustacha fascista croata, que gobernó el Estado Independiente de Croacia durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial desde 1941 a 1945, llevando a cabo una campaña genocida contra la población de origen gitano y judío, y forzando a la conversión religiosa o a la expulsión de la población de origen serbio. (es) Mile Budak (30 August 1889 – 7 June 1945) was a Croatian politician and writer best known as one of the chief ideologists of the Croatian fascist Ustaša movement, which ruled the Independent State of Croatia during World War II in Yugoslavia from 1941–45 and waged a genocidal campaign of extermination against its Roma and Jewish population, and of extermination, expulsion and religious conversion against its Serb population. (en) Mile Budak (né le 30 août 1889 à (en) et mort le 7 juin 1945 à Zagreb) est un homme politique et écrivain croate. Il est connu comme l'un des principaux idéologues du mouvement fasciste croate des Oustachis, qui a dirigé l'État indépendant de Croatie de 1941 à 1945 pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale en Yougoslavie et qui a mené une campagne génocidaire d'extermination contre sa population rom et juive, et d'extermination, d'expulsion et de conversion religieuse contre sa population serbe. (fr) Mile Budak è stato un politico e scrittore croato meglio conosciuto come uno dei principali ideologi del movimento di ispirazione nazionalista e fascista croato Ustascia, che governò lo Stato indipendente di Croazia durante la seconda guerra mondiale, nella ex-Jugoslavia, dal 1941 al 1945. Intraprese una campagna genocida contro la popolazione rom ed ebraica, ed al tempo stesso di sterminio, espulsione e conversione religiosa contro la popolazione serba. (it) Mile Budak (ur. 30 sierpnia 1889 we wsi Sveti Rok, zm. 7 czerwca 1945 w Zagrzebiu) – chorwacki polityk, pisarz, ideolog i dygnitarz Niepodległego Państwa Chorwackiego. (pl) Mile Budak (Sveti Rok, 30 augustus 1889 — Zagreb, 7 juni 1945) was een Kroatisch politicus, dichter en advocaat die lid was van de Ustašabeweging. Hij werd na afloop van de Tweede Wereldoorlog door het communistische regime van Joegoslavië ter dood veroordeeld voor oorlogsmisdaden. (nl) Mile Budak, född den 30 augusti 1889 i Sveti Rok, död (avrättad) den 7 juli 1945 i Zagreb, var en kroatisk advokat, författare och fascistisk politiker. Budak var en av chefsideologerna i den kroatiska fascistiska och ultranationalistiska organisationen Ustaša och fick asyl i Italien då rörelsen förbjöds i Jugoslavien 1929. Han återvände 1938 och från 1941 innehade han flera politiska poster i den Oberoende staten Kroatien, bland annat som utbildnings- och utrikesminister och ambassadör till Nazityskland. 1945 greps han av de jugoslaviska partisanerna och avrättades för krigsförbrytelser. (sv) Ми́ле Бу́дак (хорв. Mile Budak; 30 августа 1889 — 7 июня 1945, Загреб) — хорватский писатель. Во время Второй мировой войны - военный преступник и организатор геноцида против сербов. (ru) Ми́ле Бу́дак (хорв. Mile Budak) (1889, Светий Рок, тепер Ліцько-Сенська жупанія, Хорватія — 1945, Загреб) — хорватський державний діяч, дипломат, письменник. (uk) |
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| rdfs:comment | Milan "Mile" Budak (Sveti Rok, 30 de agosto de 1889- Zagreb, 7 de junio de 1945) fue un político y escritor croata ustacha. Conocido como uno de los principales ideólogos del movimiento ustacha fascista croata, que gobernó el Estado Independiente de Croacia durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial desde 1941 a 1945, llevando a cabo una campaña genocida contra la población de origen gitano y judío, y forzando a la conversión religiosa o a la expulsión de la población de origen serbio. (es) Mile Budak (30 August 1889 – 7 June 1945) was a Croatian politician and writer best known as one of the chief ideologists of the Croatian fascist Ustaša movement, which ruled the Independent State of Croatia during World War II in Yugoslavia from 1941–45 and waged a genocidal campaign of extermination against its Roma and Jewish population, and of extermination, expulsion and religious conversion against its Serb population. (en) Mile Budak (né le 30 août 1889 à (en) et mort le 7 juin 1945 à Zagreb) est un homme politique et écrivain croate. Il est connu comme l'un des principaux idéologues du mouvement fasciste croate des Oustachis, qui a dirigé l'État indépendant de Croatie de 1941 à 1945 pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale en Yougoslavie et qui a mené une campagne génocidaire d'extermination contre sa population rom et juive, et d'extermination, d'expulsion et de conversion religieuse contre sa population serbe. (fr) Mile Budak è stato un politico e scrittore croato meglio conosciuto come uno dei principali ideologi del movimento di ispirazione nazionalista e fascista croato Ustascia, che governò lo Stato indipendente di Croazia durante la seconda guerra mondiale, nella ex-Jugoslavia, dal 1941 al 1945. Intraprese una campagna genocida contro la popolazione rom ed ebraica, ed al tempo stesso di sterminio, espulsione e conversione religiosa contro la popolazione serba. (it) Mile Budak (ur. 30 sierpnia 1889 we wsi Sveti Rok, zm. 7 czerwca 1945 w Zagrzebiu) – chorwacki polityk, pisarz, ideolog i dygnitarz Niepodległego Państwa Chorwackiego. (pl) Mile Budak (Sveti Rok, 30 augustus 1889 — Zagreb, 7 juni 1945) was een Kroatisch politicus, dichter en advocaat die lid was van de Ustašabeweging. Hij werd na afloop van de Tweede Wereldoorlog door het communistische regime van Joegoslavië ter dood veroordeeld voor oorlogsmisdaden. (nl) Mile Budak, född den 30 augusti 1889 i Sveti Rok, död (avrättad) den 7 juli 1945 i Zagreb, var en kroatisk advokat, författare och fascistisk politiker. Budak var en av chefsideologerna i den kroatiska fascistiska och ultranationalistiska organisationen Ustaša och fick asyl i Italien då rörelsen förbjöds i Jugoslavien 1929. Han återvände 1938 och från 1941 innehade han flera politiska poster i den Oberoende staten Kroatien, bland annat som utbildnings- och utrikesminister och ambassadör till Nazityskland. 1945 greps han av de jugoslaviska partisanerna och avrättades för krigsförbrytelser. (sv) Ми́ле Бу́дак (хорв. Mile Budak; 30 августа 1889 — 7 июня 1945, Загреб) — хорватский писатель. Во время Второй мировой войны - военный преступник и организатор геноцида против сербов. (ru) Ми́ле Бу́дак (хорв. Mile Budak) (1889, Светий Рок, тепер Ліцько-Сенська жупанія, Хорватія — 1945, Загреб) — хорватський державний діяч, дипломат, письменник. (uk) Mile Budak (30. srpna 1889, Sveti Rok – 7. června, 1945) byl chorvatský politik a spisovatel v dobách existence Nezávislého státu Chorvatsko. Patřil k ideologům ustašovského hnutí. Již v 30. letech a především za druhé světové války byl literárně činný. Jeho několikasvazkový román Ognjište představoval oficiální kurz literatury, který byl schválen představiteli chorvatského fašistického státu. V něm se především soustředil na vztah mezi člověkem a jeho rodnou půdou. Sepsal také ještě celou řadu jiných děl, jako např. Opanci dida Vidurine, nebo Rascvjetana trešnja. (cs) Mile Budak (* 30. August 1889 in Sveti Rok; † 7. Juni 1945 in Zagreb) war ein jugoslawischer Schriftsteller, Publizist und Politiker. Als führende politische Persönlichkeit der faschistischen Ustascha-Bewegung war er u. a. Chefpropagandist als Minister für Religion und Unterricht sowie Gesandter in Deutschland und Außenminister des Unabhängigen Staates Kroatien. Budak galt als Ideologe der Ustascha-Bewegung und als Spiritus rector der Verfolgung von Serben und Juden. (de) |
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