Milutin Živković (1986) was born in Kraljevo, where he completed elementary school and high school. He completed his history studies at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade during the period 2005-2010. He defended his Phd thesis Sandžak 1941–1943 in December 2017 at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade. From 2011, he worked at the Institute for Serbian Culture, and from 2019 at the Institute for Contemporary History in 2019. He is the author of three monographs: NDH u Srbiji. Ustaški režim u Priboju, Prijepolju, Novoj Varoši i Sjenici (april-septembar 1941) (Društvo istoričara Srbije „Stojan Novaković“, 2018; Despot Infinitus, Zagreb, 2020), Između Velike Albanije i okupirane Srbije. Novi Pazar, Tutin i Ibarski Kolašin (1941–1944) (Institut za srpsku kulturu, 2018) and Stara Raška pod italijanskom okupacijom 1941–1943 (Catena Mundi, Institut za savremenu istoriju, 2020). He also published 43 scientific articles in domestic and foreign journals and collective volumes. He speaks English, and uses Italian and Albanian. He is married, the father of two children. He lives and works in Belgrade.