on 6 May 1992, in which he called for the expulsion of Croats from Vojvodina. Personal life Šešelj's wife, Jadranka Šešelj (Serbian Cyrillic: Јадранка Шешељ) was born in Podujevo on 11 October 1960. She participated in the President of Serbia elections in 2012 but failed to pass the first round gaining 3.78% of the votes. She is a member of the SRS. Health Šešelj was diagnosed with metastatic cancer and underwent surgery to remove a tumor from his colon on 19 December 2013, and later underwent chemotherapy. Books Šešelj authored 183 books, mostly in the form of (court) documents and transcripts from interviews and public appearances. Some of the book titles are formulated as insults to his opponents, ICTY judges and prosecutors, and domestic and foreign political figures. Honours January 29, 2015: White Angel honour received at the Mileševa Monastery by hand of the Serbian Orthodox bishop Filaret. References Literature External links Profile: Vojislav Šešelj, bbc.co.uk I Vojislav Šešelj ICTY indictment, icty.org ICTY Tribunal Update, Institute for War and Peace Reporting, 4 November 2005, No. 428 "Lawyer Warns Šešelj Trial May Collapse", ICTY Tribunal Update, Institute for War and Peace Reporting, 20 February 2009, No. 589. Vojislav Šešelj official website "Vojislav Šešelj in his own words" "War crime suspects go for win in Serb poll" "Vojislav Šešelj: Milošević's hard-line ally" Šešelj goes on trial at The Hague over Serbian crimes" "Serb Nationalist’s Trial Begins in The Hague" "Chetnik leader's war crimes trial" "Serbia's Šešelj incited ethnic cleansing" "Vojislav Šešelj about Serbian history 1954 births Living people Politicians from Sarajevo Serbs of Bosnia and Herzegovina Prisoners and detainees of Yugoslavia Serbian National Renewal politicians Serbian Radical Party politicians Leaders of the Serbian Radical Party People indicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia Politicians of the Bosnian War Politicians of the Croatian War of Independence Military personnel of the Croatian War of Independence Yugoslav dissidents Candidates for President of Serbia Serbian nationalists Serbian anti-communists Serbian political scientists Serbian writers Sarajevo Law School alumni University of Belgrade Faculty of Law alumni Yugoslav expatriates in the United States Members of the National Assembly (Serbia) People convicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia Serbian people convicted of crimes against humanity Serbian politicians convicted of crimes Deniers of the Bosnian genocide Serbian conspiracy theorists