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During the Yugoslav period two of the most prominent personalities in the  political life of Bosniaks from Bosnia and Herzegovina ended their lives  while occupying prominent political offices at the Yugoslav level. Their  deaths however were subject to various constructions, in scholarly as well as  public discourse. These two individuals were Mehmed Spaho and Džemal Bijedić.  In their political work they were connected by the Yugoslav idea, in which  they both believed, by the fact that both died suddenly, and the subsequent  mythologization of their deaths. This mythologization had the aim to  completely revise their political actions and was mainly a product of the new  political context. In this paper the author attempts to contextualize the  political activities and deaths of these two figures, and to explain the  reasons for the mythologization that took place afterwards

The death of Mehmed Spaho and Dzemal Bijedic in the context of mythical constructions