"banned" and abolished in September 2006 from within the party. Čedomir Antic resisted, rejected to stay in the party leadership and later on left the party. Progressive Club In July 2007 Čedomir Antić founded the Progressive Club (Napredni Klub, NK), a political NGO which continues conservative and modernist traditions of the 19th century Serbian Progressive Party.. NK regularly publishes annual reports about the Political rights of Serbs in the region (Izveštaj o političkim pravima srpskog naroda u regionu), and has published several influential documents and platforsm regarding social and political reform in Serbia. Čedomir Antić has been the youngest member of the Crown Council of H.R.H. Prince Alexander II of Serbia since 2002. Books History A Country of Holidays and a City of Monuments, Velika Plana 2004. Velika Britanija, Srbija i Krimski rat (1853–1856), Belgrade 2004. Kratka istorija Srbije (1804–2004), Belgrade 2004. Istorija i zabluda, Belgrade 2005. Ralph Paget: A Diplomat in Serbia, Belgrade 2006. Neutrality as Independence: Great Britain, Serbia and the Crimean War, Belgrade, 2007. Četrnaesti vojvoda i devet baba: iz društvene istorije novovekovne Srbije, Belgrade, 2009. Neizabrana saveznica: Srbija i Velika Britanija u Prvom svetskom ratu, Belgrade, 2012. Uvod u istorijske studije, Belgrade, 2017. Politics Nezavisna Srbija, Beograd 2006. Studentska fronda: secanje na Studentski protest 1996/1997 – o petnaestogodisnjici See also Progressive Club Politics of Serbia References External links The Progressive Club Programska skupština Naprednog kluba održana 27. januara 2012. godine – YouTube Okrugli sto: Čedomir Antić; (1/1) – Ministarstvo za dijasporu (19. 05. 2010) – YouTube Deo govora Čedomira Antića, predsednika Naprednog kluba, na tribini posvećenoj statutu AP Vojvodina (01. 2009) – YouTube Prva redovna skupština Naprednog kluba (27. 09. 2008) – YouTube 1974 births Living people Writers from Belgrade 21st-century Serbian historians Politicians from Belgrade Serbian monarchists