Miloš Mladenović (1903–1984) was professor emeritus of History at McGill University in Montreal, and an expert on Cold War politics.
Witness to the Slav tragedy of World War II, the German occupation of Czechoslovakia, Poland, and the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, the Nazi attempt at invading Russia, Mladenović aroused not only a desire but a need for a better understanding of Slav people and their countries among the McGill staff and students he taught.
"[3] Professors Veljko Lalich, Waclaw Babinski, and Dr. Theodor F. Domaradski, Mladenović's counterparts at the University of Montreal, often invited him to offer courses at their Department of Russian and Slavic Studies.
In his spare time, Mladenović prepared and published a series on Eastern Europe, as well as early articles on the Serbs in Canada for the Canadian Encyclopedia, book reviews for The Montreal Star, and a study of East European Law in Canada for Bulletin zur Ostforschung.
[4] Mladenović authored several books and published numerous studies and articles in various magazines and journals of learned societies.