Comrade Tito has died
The lifelong president of the SFR Yugoslavia and the League of Communists of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito, died on this day 45 years ago after a 122-day battle with an...
The lifelong president of the SFR Yugoslavia and the League of Communists of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito, died on this day 45 years ago after a 122-day battle with an...
In the decree published in the Official Gazette of the Democratic Federal Yugoslavia, signed by President Josip Broz Tito in 1945, it is stated:“May 1st is declared a public holiday....
Victory Day over Fascism is the day when Nazi Germany signed its capitulation in the Second World War. It is celebrated on May 9, although the war itself finally ended...
May 25 was once widely celebrated throughout Yugoslavia as Youth Day and the birthday of Josip Broz Tito. Although Tito was officially born on May 7, this day was observed...
Do You Remember the Image that Indicated a Program Interruption? Back in Yugoslavia, when there was a program interruption on TV, a terrifying beeping sound would be heard, and unusual...
On August 28, 1977, at Hajdučka Česma at Topčider, Belgrade, Bijelo Dugme held a concert, marking the peak of the tour promoting their third album. After nine performances in Poland...
Yugoslav Marshal Josip Broz and Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro met in 1969 in the corridors of the United Nations. Prior to Tito’s speech, Castro approached the leader of Yugoslavia...
Tina Turner and her then-husband Ike opened a series of major world concerts in Yugoslavia. They performed for the first time in the “Pionir” hall in front of 6,295 people...
The champion of the Australian Open in tennis in 1985 was Stefan Edberg, but very few people from this region probably remember that. However, what many recall from that tournament...
After World War II, women in Yugoslavia gained active and passive voting rights. Subsequently, they acquired rights related to property ownership, maternity and pregnancy leave, as well as the right...