Ing. Nahid Kulenović the son of Džafer-beg Kulenović, Croatian

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 politician and member of the Croatian Liberation Movement

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. He was also a well-known Croatian newspaper columnist and activist. He was married to Marijana Dezelić, the daughter of the well-known Croatian activist, Berislav Đuro Dezelić.

Nahid was assassinated by the Yugoslav

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 Secret Police, UDBA

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, in Munich

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 in July, 1969.

His son is Džafer Kulenović.