Movie “Butterfly” – The first trauma of many Yugoslavs
At the very mention of the movie “Leptirica” (Butterfly) terrifying moments still come to the minds of many, memories of dreadful nights and the nightmares that followed. A chill runs...
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At Laza’s Sugar – the First Discotheque in Yugoslavia
What the famous “Studio 54” was to New York, “Kod Laze Šećera” was for the capital of Yugoslavia, even a whole decade before. Situated in the basement of the 19th-century...
Belgrade Phantom – urban legend or truth?
An urban legend about a guy who stole a white Porsche and, during the nights of 1979, defied the police by driving recklessly through the center of Belgrade to the...
Eurocream – for the growing up generation
A treat whose taste generations of Yugoslavs grew up with, Eurokrem continues to maintain its popularity even after more than 50 years since its production began in the “Takovo” factory...
Strangler vs. Strangler
A Yugoslav film made in 1984, directed by Slobodan Šijan, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Nebojša Pajkić. It could be described as a comedy of terror and horror –...
Vinjak – famous alcoholic drink from Yu
Vinjak, as one of the most famous alcoholic drinks from these part of Europe, is an indispensable part of the aperitif at the celebrations. Although most people drink it then,...
The Ilinden monument – Makedonium
The Ilinden monument also known as Makedonium, is a monumental building in the town of Kruševo, in Macedonia. It was officially opened on August 2, 1974, on the 30th anniversary of...
The Battle of Neretva – The best and the most...
The Battle of Neretva is a Yugoslav partisan film from 1969, directed by Veljko Bulajić. It is considered the best and most expensive film ever made in Yugoslavia. It was...
Cockta – The Drink of Youth
Cockta was first introduced to the public in 1953 in Planica. Its creator, Emerik Zelinka, mixed rosehip fruits, vitamin C, various medicinal herbs, and caramelized sugar. The name Cockta is...
Kolibri – The Most Famous Children’s Choir in Yugoslavia
Kolibri – The Most Famous Children’s Choir in YugoslaviaThe children’s choir Kolibri was founded at Radio-Television Belgrade in 1963. The founder and conductor was Milica Manojlović, who led the choir...
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