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...
She is the “little girl” from the famous song. In the 1960s, she captivated the male world by riding a Vespa. She is the Yugoslav Brigitte Bardot. She associated and...
Šaban Bajramović, a jazz singer and the “King of Romani Music,” was born on April 16, 1936, in Niš. Although the term “Gypsy” sometimes carries a pejorative meaning, Bajramović often...
One of the most significant Yugoslav sculptors of the 20th century, Antun Augustinčić, was born on May 4, 1900, in Klanjec. From 1918, he studied sculpture at the School of...
The International Book Fair in Belgrade was first opened in 1957 in Hall 3 of the newly opened modern fairground. It was part of the larger cultural manifestation “Book Month”,...
Krempita – Cream Slice The Bled Cream Cake is a variation of the cream slice that is exclusively made in the pastry workshop of the Park Hotel in Bled....
The Zastava 1300, popularly known as the “Tristać,” is a car that citizens of the former Yugoslavia remember for its timeless beauty and grandeur. They were primarily used as taxis...
The Brčko-Banovići railway, a railway in northern Bosnia, was created as a result of the first youth labor action in Yugoslavia. 62,268 young people from all over Yugoslavia and more...
Anyone who had the opportunity to grow up in the 1970s and 1980s in Yugoslavia surely remembers one of the symbols of that era – the red kiosk that served...
