Jovana, a Young Woman Who Knows Where She Belongs
“My husband is Catholic, and I am Orthodox, but we share the same worldview,” says Jovana, who came to Istria from Kraljevo a few years ago. She married a local, an Istrian
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Petar Hranuelli: The Artist Must Live in Tune with the Times
Eminent sculptor Petar Hranuelli talks to P-portal
Zoran Mišković: Serbs Have Firm Roots in Osijek
“I wanted to show and prove that we Serbs have firm roots in Osijek, that we built it together with all the other communities. I wanted to document that so that it may serve generations after mine,” says the young doctor and author of the book Serbian Cultural, Sports and Craft Societies in Osijek
Bishop Nikodim: The Foundation of Easter Is Coming Together in Prayer and Rejoicing at Each Other
Easter is one of the great holy days that make Krka Monastery a place of reunion for many Dalmatians, both those still living in our dear Dalmatia, as the great Bishop Milaš used to call it, and those scattered throughout the world, who meet here, often after many years, and see their friends and relatives again
Dubrovnik as a Personal and Scholarly Mission – Petar Kolendić
Petar Kolendić (Dubrovnik, 17 September 1882 – Belgrade, 14 April 1969) was a prominent member of the movement of Catholic Serbs from Dubrovnik and a literary historian for whom Dubrovnik literature was a lifelong scholarly and personal mission
A Century Filled with Music – Vlado S. Milošević
Composer, ethnomusicologist, choirmaster, pedagogue and academician Vlado S. Milošević left a lasting legacy in Serbian and Yugoslav art
Neither Working nor Studying
Young people who belong to the so-called NEET group need to be additionally motivated and empowered in order to return to the system, which they usually leave out of a lack of trust or difficult life circumstances
A Belgrade Man in Pula
The members of the Serbian community in Pula who get together are mostly older citizens. Young people rarely gather along ethnic lines, and if they do, it is because of the content, not ethnic identity, says the Belgrade-Pula artist
A Better Life Only in Pictures
The spouses Oljača from Vukovar live on 960 kuna of welfare a month. They spend 400 kuna a month on medicine. Both being in poor health, this is still not enough for all the necessary medicine. “The biggest problem is Andol against blood clotting. I don’t have the money to buy it, so I sometimes borrow it from my husband, but then he skips his dose,” says Ivana Oljača
Jelena Dimitrijević – Serbian Sappho Who Pushed Boundaries
Jelena J. Dimitrijević (27 March 1862 – 10 April 1945), one of the most interesting and possibly most mysterious figures of Serbian culture of the last two centuries, world traveler, writer and fighter for women’s rights
