Baba Dudići
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'Baba-Dudići is descended from Živko Karabiber, a Serbian merchant from Priština, and his son Cvetko Karabiberović and daughters Stojanka and Đurđija, Baba-Duda Karabiberović, after whom the entire Baba-Dudić family is named. Đurđija's Baba-Duda's son is Minister Pantelija Jovanović, nephews General Jovan Beli-Marković, Deputy Royal Dignity, Minister of War and Svetolik Popović, Minister, cousin Živko Karabiberović, President of the National Assembly and President of the Belgrade Municipality, grandchildren Jovan Avakumović, President of the Council of Ministers, General Branko Jovanović, Minister of War, Pavle Denić, Minister of the Interior and Minister of Construction, Manager of Belgrade, prof. dr. Nikola Stamenković, President of the Belgrade Municipality, General Danilo Beli-Marković and General Ljubomir Beli-Marković, and sons-in-law General Živojin Babić, State Counselor, General Miloš Vasić, Minister of War, General Dušan Stefanović, Minister of War, Alimpije Vasiljević, Minister, Lazar Popović, Minister and President of the Court, etc.
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Živko Karabiber, a merchant in Priština around 1800. After he was killed by the Turks, his son Cvetko and two daughters Stojanka and Djurdjija, later Baba-Duda, after whom the whole extended family was named Baba-Dudić, fled from Kosovo to Belgrade.
Karabiberovići Zivko Karabiber (second half of the 18th century) Zivko Karabiber, a merchant from Pristina, at the end of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century. Zivko Karabiber left Pristina for Belgrade with his children. He was killed by the Turks on the way.
Cvetko Karabiberović Cvetko Karabiberović, the son of Živko Karabiber, was a Belgrade merchant.
Cvetko Karabiberović had a son Živko Karabiberović and a daughter Jelena.
Živko C. Karabiberović (1830-1893), Mayor of Belgrade, President of the Assembly Zivko Karabiberovic was a government banker, 8th-time president of the National Assembly, president of the Belgrade municipality. He had sons Cvetko, Žarko and Dimitrije, as well as a daughter Zorka.
Cavalry Major Cvetko Ž. Karabiberovic (-1916) Cavalry Major Cvetko Ž. Karabiberović (-1916) was married to Andja. They had no offspring.
Žarko Ž. Karabiberović Žarko Karabiberović finished the technique in Munich.
Dimitrije Ž. Karabiberović Dimitrije Karabiberović is an official of the Ministry of Finance.
Vasici Zorka Vasić, yob. Karabiberović was married to divisional general Miloš Vasić, son of Miloje Vasić, district chief, minister of war, prof. Military academies, military attachés.
General Milos Vasic (1859-1935) Details: Milos Vasic Divisional General Miloš Vasić (1859-1935), Minister of the Army and Navy, "winner near Ostrov and Gorničevo, conqueror of Kajmakčalan, Bitola, etc." [1], commander of the 3rd Army on the Thessaloniki front, head of the Internal Department at the General Staff in 1896, professor Military academies, military envoy in Bulgaria, Minister of War in three governments, credited with the Law on the Organization of the Army from 1901, a diplomatic representative in Montenegro, commander of the Danube Division of the 2nd call, deputy commander of the 1st army, commander of the 3rd army, delegate in Italian court and government 1917, commander of the 1st Army District 1922, Minister of the Army and Navy 1922. In his first marriage, he was married to Milica, daughter of Vladimir Jaksic, head of the Ministry of Finance from Belgrade and grandson of Jakov Jaksic. He had no children.
In his second marriage to Zorka M. Vasić, yob. Karabiberović (1868-1945) had no children.
Barlovci Jelena Karabiberović, daughter of Cvetko Karabiberović, married Radovan Barlovac, a merchant, son of Mihailo Barlovac (1822—1891). The Barlovac family is originally from Kosovo, from where they moved to Barlovo, Kosanica district, near Kragujevac.
Radovan Barlovac and Jelena Barlovac, yob. Karabiberović, Duda's grandmother's niece had a son Jovan.
Jovan Barlovac (? -1910) Jovan Joca Barlovac (? -1910), merchant, philanthropist, owner of a leather factory, rental buildings, workshops, etc., importer of colonial goods. Great educational benefactor and contributor. [3].
Jovanovici Đurđija Jovanović, yob. Karabiberović, nicknamed Baba-Duda, daughter of Živko Karabiber, was married to Risto Jovanović, a merchant, president of the Belgrade municipality. They had one son and five daughters Pantelija, Katarina, Savka, Stanko, Hristina and Sofia.
Pantelija R. Jovanović, Minister, State Counselor (1827—1885) Pantelija Jovanović, Baba-Duda's son, was the Minister of Finance. He had with his daughter Nikola Predić (June 1828-17, 1877, a native of Brzaska in Romania), his partner Captain Mišo Anastasijević, two sons and two daughters, Nikola, Milan, Ljubica and another daughter. [4]
Nikola P. Jovanovic (1847-1896) Nikola P. Jovanović (1847-1896) son of Minister Panta Jovanović and grandson of grandmother Duda.
Cavalry Lieutenant Colonel Milan P. Jovanović (1871-1916) Cavalry lieutenant colonel Milan P. Jovanović (1871-1916) son of Minister Panta Jovanović and grandson of grandmother Duda.
General Zivojin J. Babic (1869-1938) Ljubica Babic, yob. Jovanović, the daughter of Pantelija Jovanović, was married to the cavalry brigadier general Živojin Babić, state counselor, son of Jovan T. Babić, district chief and mother Perka. Cavalry Brigadier General Zivojin Babic (1869-1938), finished the 19th class of the Lower and 3rd class of the Higher School of the Military Academy
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