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How should one remember Mihailo Mačar? Not as a charismatic leader, nor as a war criminal in the conventional sense (he was no Arkan or Mladić). He was something more revealing: the ideal apparatchik. He was the living embodiment of what the Yugoslav Communist system valued most: loyalty, discipline, secrecy, and an unshakeable belief that the Party’s ends justified any means. mihailo macar
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