This time not a very positive blog, the title says enough, but it is unfortunately part of what I saw and heard during my holidays.…
The “hidden” beauties of Serbia-part 3: Kopaonik
Kopaonik is a ski-resort in Serbia,on “the border” with Kosovo.Last Saturday I visited this ski-resort, which is approximately on 1700 meters above sea level (with…
The “hidden” beauties of Serbia-part 2: Studenica monastery
Yesterday I went to the monastery of Studenica, which is approximately 40 km southwest of Kraljevo. Stefan Nemanja, the founder of the medieval Serb state,…
Kragujevac
Today I went to Kragujevac, the fourth largest city of Serbia. It is only an one hour bus drive from Kraljevo and my friend Dragan…
Vesna Vulović how to survive a bombing
Sometimes you get attention of a story by coincidence and the story of Vesna Vulović is such a story.I was reading about a bomb attack…
Black Lamb and Grey Falcon
Today I restarted with a classical book about Yugoslavia. The title is: Black Lamb and Grey Falcon, “A Journey through Yugoslavia” and it is written…
Tito and Yugoslavia are alive!
Yesterday I walked a bit around in Skopje to see once again the highlights of the city. Mt train left at 16h30 so I had…
Sarajevo 20/21th May 2009 versus Sarajevo 28th June 1914
The 20th of May I hope I will arrive in Sarajevo (Bosnia-Herzegovina) and I was watching today a bit on some websites with tourist information…