Homeland
June 11, 2023 • SAN ISSUE 28 - Spring/Proleće 2022
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Article by Дејан Јовановић
Homeland
May 2, 2023 • SAN ISSUE 27 - Winter/Zima 2022
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Article by Татјана Станић
Homeland
May 2, 2023 • SAN ISSUE 27 - Winter/Zima 2022
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Article by Александра Левнаић, Етнографски музеј Београд
Homeland, Nurturing Serbian Language
May 2, 2023 • SAN ISSUE 27 - Winter/Zima 2022
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Article by Душица Ивановић
Homeland
May 2, 2022 • SAN ISSUE 25 - Summer 2021
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Article by Зоран Скендерија
Homeland
April 9, 2022 • SAN ISSUE 24 - Spring/Пролеће 2021
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Article by Тамара Миличић-Грбић
Homeland, Life Today
July 15, 2021 • SAN ISSUE 25 - Summer 2021
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Article by Tino Brelak
Homeland
April 21, 2021
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Article by Ministarstvo spoljnjih poslova Republike Srbije
History and Traditions, Homeland
April 1, 2017 • SAN ISSUE 8 - Spring 2017
Nine Centuries of a Charming Town
Article by Marija Nikolić Janković
Homeland, Serbian Community
October 1, 2016 • SAN ISSUE 6 - Fall 2016
“Remain here!... the sun of another sky
Will not warm you like this one;
The bread is bitter there,
Where you find neither your kindred nor your brothers.”
– Aleksa Šantić
Article by Katarina Savić
History and Traditions, Homeland, New Destinations, Visit Serbia
October 1, 2016 • SAN ISSUE 6 - Fall 2016
Gamzigrad – Romuliana
The palace and legacy of the Emperor Galerius (293-311) is a testament to the palatial architecture of Late Antiquity, and is found in the region then known as Dacia. The palace was named after Galerius’ mother Romula. Even today, most of the luxurious buildings can be discerned through the uneven trapezoidal foundations which remain, constituting of a number of separate palaces, a temple, and heated bath houses, all enclosed within ramparts and gates. Everything is constructed from terracotta combined with various local stones. The remains of floor mosaics have also been discovered, along with other unique and valuable decorative objects, especially a mosaic depicting the god Dionysus, and statues depicting Hercules and Jupiter. This palace was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007.
Article by Vesna Nedić
History and Traditions, Homeland
October 1, 2016 • SAN ISSUE 6 - Fall 2016
Monk, theologian, diplomat, enlightener, orator, writer, legislator, statesman, and the first Archbishop of the independent, autocephalous Serbian Church. All of Saint Sava’s roles are depicted in the recently opened “Saint Sava the Serb” exhibit, at the Historical Museum of...
Article by Tamara Miličić-Grbić