What position did King Alexander I appoint Ljotić to in 1931?
Yugoslav Minister of Justice
King's Counselor
Prime Minister
Foreign Minister
Answer
In 1931, King Alexander I of Yugoslavia appointed Dimitrije Ljotić to the position of Yugoslav Minister of Justice. Ljotić was a staunch nationalist and anti-Semite who had previously been involved in the White Movement in Russia. As Minister of Justice, he implemented a number of anti-Semitic measures, including the expulsion of Jews from public office and the confiscation of Jewish property.
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