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Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

most prominent academic institution in Serbia

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most prominent academic institution in Serbia

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    1. Nikola Tesla→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member of1894–1937Wikidata statement
    2. Harold Pinter→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member ofDates not recordedWikidata statement
    3. André Malraux→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member of1971–1976Wikidata statement
    4. Leo Tolstoy→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member ofDates not recordedWikidata statement
    5. Mihajlo Pupin→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member of1912–1935Wikidata statement
    6. Arne Jacobsen→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member ofDates not recordedWikidata statement
    7. Dobrica Ćosić→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

      Member of

      member of1970–1976Wikidata statement
    8. Anton Zeilinger→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member ofDates not recordedWikidata statement
    9. Albert B. Sabin→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member of1965–1993Wikidata statement
    10. Douglas Wilson Johnson→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member of1920–1944Wikidata statement
    11. Henry Moore→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member ofDates not recordedWikidata statement
    12. Josip Broz Tito→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member of1948–1980Wikidata statement
    13. Pyotr Kapitsa→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

      Member of

      member ofFrom 1971 · end not recordedWikidata statement
    14. Dmitri Shostakovich→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

      Member of

      member ofFrom 1965 · end not recordedWikidata statement
    15. Dobrica Ćosić→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member of1976–2014Wikidata statement
    16. Václav Klaus→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member ofFrom 2009 · end not recordedWikidata statement
    17. Glenn Theodore Seaborg→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member of1985–1999Wikidata statement
    18. Benjamin Britten→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member ofDates not recordedWikidata statement
    19. Czesław Miłosz→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member ofDates not recordedWikidata statement
    20. Nikola Tesla→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

      Member of

      member of1937–1943Wikidata statement
    21. Antonín Dvořák→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member ofDates not recordedWikidata statement
    22. Noam Chomsky→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member ofFrom 2003 · end not recordedWikidata statement
    23. Selman Abraham Waksman→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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      member ofDates not recordedWikidata statement
    24. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

      Member of

      member ofFrom 1970 · end not recordedWikidata statement
    25. Arvo Pärt→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

      Member of

      member ofFrom 2009 · end not recordedWikidata statement