One of the most popular rock bands in Yugoslavia was formed on January 1, 1976. The initial lineup consisted of Vlatko Stefanovski (guitar), Bodan Arsovski (bass guitar), Nikola Dimuševski (keyboards),...
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...
On January 26, 1972, due to the explosion of a hidden bomb, a JAT (Yugoslav Airlines) “DC-9” aircraft crashed on the Copenhagen-Belgrade route above Srpska Kamenica in Czechoslovakia (today’s Czech...
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...
The popular “Šeki” was the second big star after Rajko Mitić and arguably one of the best dribblers in the history of Yugoslav football. He was a regular member of...
He started his sports career by playing soccer in his hometown Mostar, training with the Velež team. He initially played as a center-back in soccer, earning him the nickname he...
He was a Yugoslav film and theater actor. He gained television fame through the lead role in the TV series “Bolji život” (“A Better Life”), as well as the role...
“To be born a hundred more times, I would still be a boxer a hundred times.” He experienced defeat once, while countless times he emerged victorious: the greatest boxer of...
Miodrag Radovanović Mrgud, the actor whom the Yugoslav audience remembers most as Šicer in the television series “Salaš u malom ritu,” was born in Čačak on August 20, 1929. He...
Monica Seles, former world No. 1 tennis player, won 9 Grand Slam tournaments during her career and became the youngest player to win the French Open in 1990. She started...
