Slobodan Milošević was raised in the Axis regime of The Kingdom of Yugoslavia. While he was growing up his parents divorced and his father committed suicide shortly after. This lead his mother and brother to join the communist party like his uncle. His uncle and mother both killed themselves within a couple of years of each other. Giving him a loose grasp on death since it came so easily to him. After graduating college he went on to move up in ranks in both the Communist party and the nation's largest bank. Being the CEO of the bank groomed him to leap into the party hierarchy and embezzle money from the bank. Once in power of the country he waged an ethnic genocide on the people. Slobodan went to college in Belgrade where he studied law,
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As a child he was often left alone, even as an infant child. Which according to Erikson leads to his mistrust of people and his hatred to God and religion. His father was a Serb Orthodox priest, would beat him if something was not done correctly or to his standards. From his beginning he was set up to be a person who would be an awful person. Slobodan was able create his own identity and have intimate relations with his wife and her family. Her uncle is the one who was able to build the foundations for his rise to power in the Communist party while he was still moving up in the private banking sector. Erikson would also say that he was a generative person since he was also striving forward.
When he came into power as the president of Yugoslavia he purged the Communist of people who he saw as a threat to his role. This laid the foundations for him to change the newly formed constitution to fit his presidency. These however caused some distance between the Yugoslav communist and the national communist. He also started slowly “cleansing” the country of people who should not be living in the country. Not only did it kill millions of people, but it also caused three civil wars and revolutions of independence. Slobodan died in prison awaiting trial by an international committee of war
As a child he was often left alone, even as an infant child. Which according to Erikson leads to his mistrust of people and his hatred to God and religion. His father was a Serb Orthodox priest, would beat him if something was not done correctly or to his standards. From his beginning he was set up to be a person who would be an awful person. Slobodan was able create his own identity and have intimate relations with his wife and her family. Her uncle is the one who was able to build the foundations for his rise to power in the Communist party while he was still moving up in the private banking sector. Erikson would also say that he was a generative person since he was also striving forward.
When he came into power as the president of Yugoslavia he purged the Communist of people who he saw as a threat to his role. This laid the foundations for him to change the newly formed constitution to fit his presidency. These however caused some distance between the Yugoslav communist and the national communist. He also started slowly “cleansing” the country of people who should not be living in the country. Not only did it kill millions of people, but it also caused three civil wars and revolutions of independence. Slobodan died in prison awaiting trial by an international committee of war