For those who spent their childhood in front of black-and-white televisions in the 1970s, they remember this charming and quite ‘catchy’ song: “Children, I’m Ivica, whoever I draw comes alive, those drawings take me, take me, up high, come with...
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Born on September 6, 1951, in Šabac, Šaban Šaulić earned the nickname “the King of Folk Music” throughout his illustrious career, acknowledged by peers, audiences, and the media. His first...
Many peoplefrom the former Yugoslavia may not be aware that the first European electronic pocket calculator was produced in this country. It was the calculator by the Digitron company from...
What no one else had ever achieved in long jump was accomplished by the magnificent Nenad Stekić, who ranked first on the world lists for five consecutive years during the...
He played only for the bordeaux team of Sarajevo and for about two months for Fenerbahçe. It is said that after a short episode with the Turkish club, he stated:...
A former Yugoslavian handball player, she was born on June 7, 1960, in Tuzla. She played for Jedinstvo Tuzla and Radnički Belgrade. With Radnički, she won the European Champions Cup...
A man who was and remains a symbol of men’s alpine skiing in the former Yugoslavia, a skilled technician, and one of the world’s best specialists in slalom and giant...
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...
They met on February 6, 1971, in Petrinja during a performance when Josipa was 21, and Karlo was ten years older. The story goes that it was love at first...
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