Lazar Mojsov 1920 – 2011
Biography
Lazar Mojsov was born on December 19, 1920, in Negotino, a town in Macedonia. He came of age during a transformative period in the region, witnessing the complex political and social changes that shaped Yugoslavia throughout the twentieth century. His life spanned nine decades, allowing him to experience and contribute to significant historical developments in his homeland.
Throughout his life, Mojsov dedicated himself to public service as a politician in Yugoslavia and Macedonia. He played a role in the political life of his nation during a time of considerable change and challenge for the region. His career reflected a commitment to the communities and causes he represented across the varied landscape of Yugoslav politics.
Lazar Mojsov passed away on August 25, 2011, in Belgrade at the age of ninety. He was laid to rest at Belgrade New Cemetery, a final resting place that reflects the breadth of his life’s connections across the former Yugoslav states. His legacy remains part of the broader history of Macedonian and Yugoslav political life in the modern era.
Cemetery Map
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