Titograd – Podgorica
On July 13, 1946, Podgorica changed its name to Titograd, which experienced rapid population growth in the post-war period, going from 10,238 in 1948 to 96,074 in 1981. After the...
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Mimosa Festival – in honor of the flower
It is held in honor of the mimosa flower in Herceg Novi. This holiday was founded in 1969 by the Tourist Association of Boka Kotorska and the Herceg Novi Municipal...
Bozidar Bole Stosic – Bole from the barrel
Božidar “Bole” Stošić, a Yugoslav actor, was born on July 21, 1937, in Skopje. He dedicated more than five decades to acting, starting his career with a role as a...
Miroslav Cerar – One of The Most Successful Yugoslav Athlete...
Even if Yugoslavia had not produced any other athletes, Miroslav Cerar would have put it on the sports map of Europe and the world with his achievements. From his first...
YU Rock Mission – For a Million Years of Yugoslavia
YU Rock Mission was a collaboration of musicians from the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY) who recorded the song “Za milion godina” (For a Million Years) as a show...
Darko Pančev – cobra from Vardar
Darko Pančev, Yugoslav footballer, began his career at Vardar in Skopje in 1982, where he became the youngest player in the history of Yugoslav football to finish the league as...
Veselin Vujović – One of the Aliens from Šabac
A member of the famous Metaloplastika generation, winner of numerous medals with the national team, the best player in the world in 1988, the top scorer in the history of...
Nikita Khrushchev in Yugoslavia – A Historical “Sorry”
On May 26, 1955, something previously unimaginable in diplomatic circles and beyond happened – the new President of the Soviet Union, Nikita Khrushchev, visited Yugoslavia and met with President Tito....
Mirza Delibašić – “El Monstruo”
One of the best basketball players who ever played for Bosna Sarajevo and Real Madrid. Mirza Delibašić – Kinđe started his sports career in 1968 when he became the pioneer...
Mira Furlan – Heroine of Yugoslav cinema
Unique and charismatic, Mira Furlan, one of the icons of Yugoslav cinema, was born in Zagreb on September 7, 1955. She became interested in acting as a teenager and graduated...
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