Branko Pešić

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Branko Pešić (1922–1986) was member of the Yugoslav resistance forces during the Yugoslav People's Liberation War, and later leader of the Yugoslav Communist party in Belgrade^[1] and Mayor of Belgrade from 1964 to 1974.

Pešić was one of the most famous mayors of Belgrade, and his mandate saw the construction of many important projects including the Mostar interchange, Gazela Bridge, and Terazije Tunnel.

References

↑ Miller, Nick (2008). The Nonconformists: Culture, Politics, and Nationalism in a Serbian Intellectual Circle, 1944-1991. Central European University Press. p. 155. ISBN 963-9776-13-0. Retrieved 28 September 2009.

v t e Belgrade

Municipalities	Barajevo Čukarica Grocka Lazarevac Mladenovac Novi Beograd Obrenovac Palilula Rakovica Savski Venac Sopot Stari Grad Surčin Voždovac Vračar Zemun Zvezdara

Landmarks	Avala Tower Republic Square Pobednik Prince Michael Street Kalemegdan Nikola Pašić Square House of Flowers Gates of Belgrade Slavija Square Students Square Monument to the Unknown Hero Beograđanka Topčider Belgrade Synagogue Bajrakli Mosque Novo groblje Tašmajdan Park

Palaces and castles	Royal Compound White Palace Royal Palace Old Palace Countess Ljubica's Residence Prince Miloš's Residence Despot Stefan Tower Captain Miša's Mansion

Churches	St. Sava St. Michael's Cathedral St. Mark's Church Fenek monastery Zemun monastery St. Basil of Ostrog

Culture	National Theatre in Belgrade Sava Centar Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra Belgrade Drama Theatre Yugoslav Drama Theatre Madlenianum Opera and Theatre Atelje 212 Boško Buha Theatre Belgrade Book Fair National Library of Serbia

Museums	Belgrade City Museum Ethnographic Museum Museum of Vuk and Dositej Museum of African Art Museum of Ivo Andrić Museum of Applied Arts Museum of Contemporary Art Military Museum Museum of Theatrical Arts of Serbia Museum of Aviation in Belgrade Museum of Natural History Museum of Yugoslav History National Museum of Serbia Jewish Historical Museum Nikola Tesla Museum Railway Museum

Education	Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts University of Belgrade University of Arts in Belgrade Megatrend University Singidunum University Union University Ilija M. Kolarac Endowment

Sport centers	Hala Pinki Hala sportova Kombank Arena Obilić Stadium Omladinski Stadion Partizan Stadium Pionir Hall Red Star Stadium Stadion Kralj Petar I Tašmajdan Sports Centre Zemun Stadium

Transport	Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport Belgrade bypass Beovoz Belgrade Metro Belgrade tram system

People	List of people from Belgrade

v t e Mayors of Belgrade

Čarapić Bogićević Žujović Delimirković Stojković Smiljanić G.Jovanović Terzibašić Nikolić-Čokojić Ivanović Čumić Lukić Đurić Popović Stevanović Karabiberović Đorđević Bogićević Nikolajević Pašić Marinković Tatić Pantović Stamenković Glavinić Vulović Davidović Nestorović Marjanović K.Jovanović Filipović Kara-Jovanović Mitrović Kumanudi Savčić Nešić M.Petrović Ilić Đurčić Tomić Milićević Stojadinović Jovanović Ratković N.Petrović Jojkić Minić Neoričić Pešić Kovačević B.Bogdanović Bakočević Unković Gruden Čović Đinđić Božić Mihailović Protić Jočić Hrustanović N.Bogdanović Alimpić Belić Đilas Mali

Persondata
Name	Pesic, Branko
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Date of birth	1922
Place of birth
Date of death	1986
Place of death

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