Zivojin Misic

ModernGeneralSerbia1855 — 1921

Serbian field marshal in WWI, broke Salonika front.

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Quick Facts

Born

1855

Died

1921

Country

Serbia

Era

Modern

Occupation

General

Score Overview

Military (10%)65

Political (20%)31

Influence (20%)61

Legacy (20%)50

Leadership (15%)40

Strategy (15%)55

Total Score50.4

Zivojin Misic — Complete Timeline

1914 AD

Battle of KolubaraWar◆ Major

Misic commanded the Serbian 1st Army during the Battle of Kolubara against Austro-Hungarian forces. His tactical withdrawal and subsequent counterattack led to a decisive Serbian victory, forcing the Austro-Hungarians out of Serbia.

World War ISerbian CampaignVictory

Impact: regionalconstructive

Promotion to Field MarshalPolitical Action

Misic was promoted to the rank of field marshal (vojvoda) by King Petar I after his success at the Battle of Kolubara. This was the highest military rank in the Serbian army.

PromotionMilitary Career

Impact: nationalconstructive

1918 AD

Breakthrough of the Salonika FrontWar

Misic commanded the Serbian 1st Army during the Allied offensive that broke the Salonika Front. The breakthrough forced Bulgaria to surrender and led to the liberation of Serbia, contributing to the end of World War I.

World War ISalonika FrontLiberation

Impact: globalconstructive