Vladimir Stanimirović (Šabac, Kingdom of Serbia, 8 December 1881 – Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 6 February 1956) was a Serbian lawyer, poet, writer and translator.
He went to Law School in Belgrade's Grandes écoles where he graduated summa cum laude.
[4] Nowadays, he is best remembered for Izgnanici: albanska odiceja (Akcionarska Štamparija, 1924)[5] and Kniga stihova (Vreme, 1920).
[6] He wrote for such publications as Iskra, the Serbian literary periodical Delo, Brankovo kolo, Bosanska vila and others.
His now-famous verses are carved on the monument of deceased soldiers and officers of the Drina division in the village of Agios Mateos in Corfu:[9] A Serbian Epitaph NEVER a Serbian flower shall bloom In exile on our far-off tomb.