Nahid Kulenović

Nahid Kulenović
Born	5 July 1929 Brčko, Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Died	30 June 1969 (aged 39) München, Germany
Ethnicity	Croatian Muslim
Occupation	Politician, newspaper columnist, editor and activist
Spouse(s)	Marijana Deželić

Nahid Kulenović (5 July 1929, Brčko – 30 June 1969, Munich) was the son of WWII collaborationist Džafer-beg Kulenović, pro-Ustashe Bosnian Muslim and member of the Croatian Liberation Movement. He was a well-known Croatian newspaper columnist, editor (Hrvatska sloboda, Hrvatska straža) and activist.^[1] He was married to Marijana Deželić, the daughter of the well-known Croatian activist, Berislav Đuro Deželić.^[2]

Kulenović was reportedly assassinated by the Yugoslav Secret Police (UDBA) in Munich in July 1969.^[3]

References

1. (Croatian) Gordan Akrap, Mač i štit u rukama partije – represivni sustav u funkciji oblikovanja korpusa javnog znanja, National security and the future, Vol.11 No.4, October 2010, pp. 220-21:

   Ćurić je povremeno pomagao Nahidu Kulenoviću i dr. Branku Jeliću u njihovom javnom djelovanju i u tiskovinama koje su uređivali. Nahid Kulenović, sin Džafer Beg Kulenovića, bio je najutjecajniji Musliman među pripadnicima hrvatske političke emigracije. Svojim je djelovanjem pokušao utjecati na Muslimane i pridobiti ih za davanje podrške hrvatskoj političkoj emigraciji. Kulenović je uređivao emigrantske tiskovine „Hrvatska sloboda“ i „Hrvatska straža“.

2. (Croatian) Gordan Akrap, Mač i štit u rukama partije – represivni sustav u funkciji oblikovanja korpusa javnog znanja, National security and the future, Vol. 11 No. 4, October 2010, p. 221
3. “Exiles Speak of Yugoslav Death List”, The Times of London, 2 July 1969.