“Kosovo peonies” by Milan Rakic. What a beautiful night this is! Look, all ye, From the poplar, oak, black locust and mulberry tree In golden beams of bow the immaterial moonlight falls. Now, above the meadows where the grass scents, in blossomed branches, from the top of the fields which turn black after rain pelts, the great soul
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Old Serbian writing on a marble pillar stuck at the place in Kosovo where the most pitched battle took place, thus making a lasting mark to descendants and testimony of bravery of the Serbian Prince Lazar and his warriors. Words on the marble pillar in Kosovo Oh man you, who walks on this Serbian land no
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HOLOCAUST IN SERBIA SHOAH Jews in Serbia in the period between the First and Second World War The Jewish community in the interwar period[1] represented one of the minor religious communities whose civil inheritance of 19th century belonged to different political, cultural and economic heritage. The Jewish population on the territory of today’s Republic of Serbia amounted to
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Ph D Momčilo Mitrović Institute for Recent History of Serbia JASENOVAC IN THE TRADITION OF THE 3rd POSTWAR GENERATION (ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE VILLAGE VELIKO NABRDJE) The village of Veliko Nabrdje was located on the slopes of Dilj and Krndija in Slavonija, some fifteen kilometers by air from Djakovo, at the height above see level from
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In the third Chapter I have documented partially, but from credible sources, the presence and activity of ISIS and other extreme Islam jihadist organizations in Kosovo and in the region. Obviously the “Albanian factor” in the future ISIS plans is taking one of the key roles. I hope that we will never find out what this role is in practice. Rather that the authorities in charge will do their job regarding this issue. The last, fourth Chapter, indicates that this, in my opinion, fake “Albanian exodus” has in a whole, or at least partially, plans for an Albanian “colonization” primarily of the southern part of Serbia proper. Of course, this thesis of mine remains to be proved, or denied, in practice. For all of us, the most fortunate solution would be the latter. Time shall say…
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Vice-president of Serbian Radical party (SRS) Nemanja Sarovic has accused “International Court of Justice for former Yugoslavia” (ICTY) in Hague that is, without any doubts and on purpose, killing the leader of SRS Dr. Vojislav Seselj- because they don’t have the legal justification to sentence him… The president of Serbian Radical Party, and university professor Dr. Vojislav Seselj has been jailed (innocent) in ICTY for 12 years, and still is unclear when (if ever?) his verdict will be issued.
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The real goal here is to overthrow (using all illegal means in disposal) the present Syrian regime and its legally elected president Assad Bashar; And then to move “the regime change resources” toward the last remaining “non-allied regime” in the Middle East- IRAN!? …And consequently moving American and NATO resources closer to Russian border, with final objective- putting Russian Federation in a “quarantine”, and eventually dismantling it!? Western created Ukrainian crisis, is here only a part of the American, much wider, hidden agenda.
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OMINOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF UKRAINIAN PUBLICIST SERGEY BELOUS NEAR DONETSK SREBRENICA HISTORICAL PROJECT August 4, 2014. Sergey Belous, M. A. in history, a native of Harkov, Ukraine, disappeared late in the evening on Friday, August 2, 2014, shortly after crossing the border from Russia into Ukraine. Sergey Belous has been residing in Belgrade, Serbia, since September 2013. He arrived in Belgrade
Read moreAustro-Hungarian telegram in which it was written a declaration of war to Serbia on this day on Tuesday, 28 July 1914 Telegram of declaration of war Austria-Hungary to Serbia 1914 is kept in the Archives of Serbia. Declaration of war Serbia is arrived via regular mail, written in French, then the official language, and then handed over to Nikola Pasic
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Nikola Tesla was born on July 10, 1856 (June 28 Old Style) in Smiljan, Lika – then part of the Austrian Military Frontier, currently in the Republic of Croatia. His father Milutin was a Serbian Orthodox priest. His mother Georgina had a remarkable memory for epic poetry. Nikola’s older brother, Dane, died in a horse-riding accident in 1861. He had three sisters: Milka,
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