Stojan Krstić

Stojan Krstić

Stojan Krstić (Serbian: Стојан Крстић, Macedonian: Стојан Крстиќ) was the commander of the Vardar Chetnik Corps stationed in Vardar Macedonia during WW2. He was born in Prilep and had a career in the army of the Kingdom of SHS. Died in battle with the units of the Third Macedonian Assault Brigade of the Macedonian National Liberation Army near Kumanovo.


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