Timothy John Byford
In the 1970s, a man came from Great Britain to Belgrade for one week—and stayed for more than forty years. “The question I keep asking myself is: which ice is...
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Radomir Mihajlovic Točak
Radomir Mihajlović, better known as Točak, one of the greatest guitarists from this part of the world, was born on June 13, 1950, in Čačak. His father was a wheelwright,...
Ranko Zeravica
A Yugoslav and world basketball coaching legend. The man who changed Yugoslav basketball and who won as many as 22 medals with all Yugoslav national teams! The man who laid...
Špela Rozin
Her large blue eyes captivated many. At times she was cheerful, outspoken, and energetic, and then, without warning, a strange sadness and melancholy could be seen on her face and...
Jelisaveta Seka Sablic
The “Queen of Comedy,” as many call her, says that in private she is actually quite different and often describes herself as a grump. She began her career about fifty...
Gordan Mihić
Gordan Mihić was the screenwriter of some of the most famous Yugoslav films. His first film was “Whistle at Eight” (Zvižduk u osam), made in 1962, after which he wrote...
Djurdjica Bjedov
Splitska plivačica Đurđica Bjedov, na te Olimpijske igre 1968. otputovala je prvenstveno kako bi bila deo štafete tadašnje Jugoslavije. Ni jedan sportski stručnjak, domaći ili strani, nije je svrstao među...
Danka Novović
Viewers adored her. They loved listening to her, but also watching her. Her words reached far, just like her beauty. Danka Novović was born in Prokuplje in 1943. She worked...
Anja Rupel
She was one of the most popular singers and sex symbols of the 1980s. She started out in the band Videosex, and later continued with a successful solo career. Slovenian...
Mesa Selimovic
He was born in Tuzla, where he completed both elementary and secondary school. In 1930, he enrolled in Serbo-Croatian language and literature at the University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy,...
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