Borislav Pelević (born November 22, 1956) is a Serbian

Serbs

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 politician. He had been the president of the nationalist Party of Serbian Unity

Party of Serbian Unity

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, before it merged into the Serbian Radical Party

Serbian Radical Party

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 in December 2007. His old party had a marginal importance in Serbian politics. Pelević was one of the Arkan's Tigers during the war in Krajina

RSK

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 at the Erdut

Erdut

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 training camp. He was also a presidential candidate in the Serbian presidential election, 2004

Serbian presidential election, 2004

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He was elected as Serbian Radical Party representative in the Serbian parliament

National Assembly of Serbia

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 twice, in 2007

Serbian parliamentary election, 2007

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 and 2008

Serbian parliamentary election, 2008

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. After Tomislav Nikolić

Tomislav Nikolic

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, Deputy Leader of the party and the parliamentary leader due to the absence of Vojislav Šešelj

Vojislav Šešelj

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, resigned from SRS and formed new parliamentary group called "Napred Srbijo!", Pelević left SRS and joined Nikolić's group.

Pelević had been the president of the kickboxing

Kickboxing

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 federation of Serbia and Montenegro

Serbia and Montenegro

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