Telephone “Iskra Eta” – status symbol
The “Iskra Eta” was the pride of Yugoslav and Slovenian design from the late 1970s and early 1980s. Having it on your desk at home or in the office was...
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“Borosane” Footwear
“Work is rest all day in Borosana shoes.” Borosana has been on the market since 1968. It was developed over the course of a year by a team of experts...
Brion – The Scent of Yugoslavia
Every morning, freshly shaved men in Yugoslavia would apply the famous lotion that is still produced today. Brion was famous not only for its scent but also because, with the...
“Work is rest all day in Borosana shoes.”
Borosana has been on the market since 1968. It was developed over the course of a year by a team of experts led by Dr. Branko Strinović, an orthopedic specialist...
Politikin Zabavnik – for everyone from 7 to 107
The symbol of childhood and the first “internet” for many generations who grew up in Yugoslavia first appeared on sale on February 28, 1939. The first issue had 12 pages...
Digitron – a wonder from a small Istrian town
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...
The Yugo car – Yugo drivers are going to heaven/they’ve...
The first prototype of the “Yugo” was hand-built in 1978 and was presented as a gift to Josip Broz Tito. Two years later, at the Belgrade Car Fair, the Zastava...
Jukebox Magazine – Rock on Paper
A Yugoslav music magazine that was published intermittently for 20 years, from 1966 to 1986. It was the first and arguably the most significant magazine in the SFRY (Socialist Federal...
Kinderlada – Taste of Childhood
There probably wasn’t a household in Yugoslavia that didn’t have a cup or container with the image of a smiling cow with a flower on its head. Legend has it...
Rubber Sandals – Queens of the beach
They were a must-have beach accessory, everyone had them, and the most popular ones were the transparent ones. Jugoplastika was a Yugoslav giant employing 13,000 workers, producing over 3,200 different...
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