Husejin Konavic

Husejin Konavić was a Yugoslavian politician. He was born in Pljevlja, Montenegro. When he was 14, he moved to Sarajevo. After his education in law, sociology and history, he joined the League of Communists of Yugoslavia in the 1960s, was a council member for Sarajevo and a three-term lawmaker in Yugoslavia. He was minister for education with radical education policies in the communist cabinet. He retired to Istanbul, Turkey and died – when 88 years old – there in 2001.

Konavić, due to his harsh and radical politics, but compared to other members of the cabinet, adopted a more moderate approach towards political opponents. This attitude gave rise to increasing criticism at the time and created distress. A noteworthy feature of the Muslim identity politics in his political view is that he was an atheist.

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