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Živko Dragović was one of the first historians (wrote in 1910 the "Short History for Schooling" and "The Travel of Peter I (the Saint) to Russia in the year of 1785 and the Persons which played a Role in that Journey: Abbot Dolči, General Zorić, General Nerandžić, Prince Potemkin and others" in 1902) and lawyers in Montenegro ("Code of Law" in 1914 and "Constitutionality" in 1906). He was a Rector of Cetinje's Teacher's School at the beginning of the 20th century, previously working there as a teacher, he was continually an MP in the Montenegrin National Assembly (from the first in 1906 to the Podgorica in 1918, always elected by the Cetinjans), he was a Council in the State Council of Božo Petrović-Njegoš (1879-1905). He studied the data of Marko Dragović and published them in 1881 within the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He is from a village close to Cetinje, but spent most of his life in it and held countless local posts. He knew Russian (translated Teplova's "Deputies of Jewish States in Ancient Constantinople" in 1892) and studied Russian literature, including dedicated to the study of Montenegrin-Russian relations. P.S. You should really register over here. --PaxEquilibrium (talk) 15:47, 7 April 2008 (UTC)