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20 Apr

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May 5th, 19:30, Dit' e Nat' bookstore-café Stolpersteine (in English: “stumbling stones”) - A term used to describe the shiny bronze plaques commemorating the victims of the Nazi regime in more than 1,100 locations in 17 European countries. As a term that deals with the past, the term Stolpersteine briefly introduces visitors to the contents of the guests’ poetry, raising questions about war, its consequences, as well as questions regarding individual belonging and identity. The event will be enriched with the presence of two Serbian poets, Mirjana Narandžić and Đorđe Simić, while the moderator will be Agon Rexhepi.  Mirjana Narandžić was born in 1992 in Belgrade. She studied Serbian literature and language with comparative literature at the Faculty of Philology, University...

20 Apr

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May 5th, 17:30, Barabar Centre, Hotel Grand, 4th Floor The debate “The Other Heritage” aims to explore the concept of "The Other Serbia," which represents the part of the Serbian population who were against the wars of the 90s and nationalistic politics with an emphasis on the anti-war legacy of Srđa Popović, a human right lawyer from Serbia. During the debate, the panelists will explore the concept of "The Other Serbia" and analyze the role it played in the post-war era. They will also delve into the challenges that "The Other Serbia" faced during and after this period, including difficulties in confronting the past and promoting a different vision of the future. The discussion will also focus on the cultural and artistic heritage...

20 Apr

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May 5th, 17:00, Barabar Centre, Hotel Grand, 4th Floor “The Other Serbia” project has compiled a collection of the attitudes of Serbian intellectuals who opposed the severe violations of the human rights of the Albanians in Kosovo, by the Serb authorities, in the period from the abolition of Kosovo’s autonomy by Serbia, on 23 March 1989, up to NATO’s entry into Kosovo, on 12 June 1999, and even later. The third volume, published last year by ADMOVERE, contains excerpts from articles and interviews of one of the most prominent Serbian intellectuals, the lawyer Srđa Popović [1937–2013], in which he talks about the brutal violations of the rights of Albanians in Kosovo during the 90s. In addition, the fragments in which Popović...