Marko Milosevic: My grandfather Slobodan considered not being president in 1997, his inner circle disagreed
Member of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) in the Serbian Parliament Marko Milosevic stated that he "reliably knows" that his grandfather, former President Slobodan Milosevic, "considered not being president anymore in 1997, but his closest circle did not support him and convinced him otherwise."
TL;DR
- Marko Milosevic states his grandfather, Slobodan Milosevic, considered not being president in 1997.
- Slobodan Milosevic's closest circle did not support his decision to resign and persuaded him otherwise.
- Marko Milosevic seeks to objectively understand the truth about his grandfather, acknowledging differing sentiments.
- He believes his grandfather's contemporaries and participants in events can shed light on decisions made during the crises in ex-SFRY and the NATO aggression.
- Marko Milosevic's political ambitions are focused on reforming education and building a socially just society.