Development of political democracy and political party pluralism in Serbia, 1903-1914. East European Quarterly (1/1/1998)
...particularly Ilija Garasanin and Nikola Hristic, after Prince Michael...disdained economic measures, the Radical Nikola Pasic was voted a vice-president of the...When Prince Milan Obrenovic vetoed Pasic's appointment, the Radicals answered...

Yugoslavia, rest in peace.(COMMENTARY) The Washington Times (6/8/2006)
...Serbs in the region into one common state. As Serbian leader and Belgrade's chief architect of the South Slav union, Nikola Pasic, wrote in 1918: "Serbia does not want to drown in Yugoslavia, but to have Yugoslavia drown in her." Under Belgrade...

A Conflict as Old as the Century The Washington Post (4/5/1999)
...ally. Soon, the whole of Europe was at war, eventually dragging in the United States. The Serbian prime minister, Nikola Pasic, was sitting in a cafe in Belgrade when he heard that Austria-Hungary had declared war on his country. His reaction...

The risks of victory: An historian's provocation.(politics of terrorism) The National Interest (12/22/2001)
...Dragutin Dimitrijevic, which trained, supported, and armed these terrorists; the Serbian government headed by Nikola Pasic, who knew something about all this but chose to remain officially ignorant; the nationalist organization in Serbia...