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Dragos Kalajic
Dragos Kalajic
Dragos Kalajic
Location: Serbia
Author(s): Saša Gajić
Title: Dragoš Kalajić – ideolog srpske ili evropske desnice?
Dragos Kalajic – Ideologist of Serbian or European Right?
Issue: 01+04/2004
Citation Saša Gajić . "Dragoš Kalajić – ideolog srpske ili evropske desnice?". Nova srpska politička
style: misao 01+04:151-163.
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Sa{a Gaji}
Nova srpska politi~ka misao
Beograd
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Teofil Pan~i}, Urbani bu{mani, XX vek, Beograd, 2001, str.153.
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To je epitet koji mu je „pri{io“ pokojni Zoran \in|i} parafraziraju}i Milo-
{a Crwanskog i wegov negativan stav spram me|uratnih „salonskih komunista“.
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17 Ibid.
18 Ibid.
19 D. Kalaji}, Ka slovenskoj imperiji, IKP „Nikola Pa{i}“, Beograd, 2005,
str.168–193.
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23 Julius Evola, Revolt Against the Modern World, Inner Traditions International, Roche-
ster, Vermont, 1995.
24 Najpotpuniji prikaz nastanka i razvoja evropske Nove desnice mo`e se na}i u
doktorskoj disertaciji hrvatskog politikologa Tomislava Sunica, Against Equality
and Democracy: The European New Right.
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Dragos Kalajic
Summary
The author in the text analyses life and work of the painter and publicist
Dragos Kalajic (1943-2005), the most influential and exposed public figure
of Serbian right in last two decades of the 20 centaury, synthetically under-
lining main theses that are given in all his work. Finding ideologically
coherent views in his publicistic oeuvre, the author traces all his main ideas
within the framework of European right through of the other half of XX
centaury. This is the reason why the conclusion is drawn that Kalajic was
not a representative of original ideal of Serbian national right but rather an
„ideological European“ of postmodern right and most faithful representa-
tive of its views in these areas.
Key words: Serbian right, traditionalism, “atlantism”, “Euro-Asia”, New
European Right.
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