Why Did Alija Alijagic Shoot Trailer

Why Did Alija Alijagic Shoot Trailer (1974)

06 April 1974 Drama, TV Movie 82 mins

The reconstruction of assassination of Milorad Draskovic, then-minister of internal affairs in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, that took place on July 21, 1921 in Delnice, Croatia. This TV drama uses authentic recordings from the trial that resulted in death by hanging of Alija Alijagic, the man who shot one of the government's chief ministers.

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Cast

Dragan Maksimović

as Alija Alijagić

Branko Đurić

as Rodoljub Čolaković

Radomir Vukotić

as Dimitrije Lopardić

Predrag 'Miki' Manojlović

as Stevo Ivanović

Zinaid Memišević

as Nikola Petrović

Dragan Krsmić

as Nebojša Marinković

Petar Banićević

as Državni tužilac

Đorđe Jelisić

as Dr. Radivoj Valetr, advokat

Branko Pleša

as Dr. Ivo Politeo, advokat

Mladen 'Mlađa' Veselinović

as Dr. Vladimir Vidman, advokat

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