By primarily using the political texts of Dragoljub Jovanović, his memoirs
and memories of his contemporaries, in this paper we aspired to show the gist of
his beliefs, which he had formed regarding the problem of national and political
dissatisfaction of Croats in the first Yugoslav state. At the same time, we tried to
highlight the opinion he had about Croat political leaders and other significant
personalities, and partially, about Croatian people in whole, including occasional
comparisons with the Serbian nation. The analysis of these important questions
leads to a conclusion that Dragoljub Jovanović was different from the majority of
Serbian politicians and intellectuals, even when it came to these issues.Научни скупови / Српска академија наука и уметности, Београд ; књ. 186. Одељење друштвених наука ; књ. 4
