Srbija na današnji dan: 5. septembar

Toma Vučić Perišić : : Jovan Ristić :: Srpska crtačka i slikarska škola :: Jevrem Grujić :: Prvi kongres srpskih lekara i prirodnjaka : :Vladan Radovanović :: Neutralnost Jugoslavije  :: Nikola Kojo :: Zaida Krimšamhalov

5. spetembar kroz istoriju

1842. - “Narodni predvoditelj” Toma Vučić Perišić stigao je pre u Kragujevac i 4. septembra na Metinom brdu razbio kneževu vojsku .

Toma Vučić Perišić (Barič, 1787/1788 — Beograd, 1859) učesnik  Prvog i Drugog srpskog ustanka, vojvoda, političar i pristalica politike Kneza Miloša za vreme Đakove 1825. i Miletine bune 1835. godine, a potom žestoki protivnik iste i ustavobranitelj. 

Ustav iz 1838. godine, kao i izvesni zakoni doneti tada, prouzrokovali su nemire u Kneževini. 

Ustavobraniteljska opozicija je u prvoj polovini 1839. godine toliko ojačala da je knez Miloš potražio rešenje radi njenog kršenja u podizanju tzv. Jovanove bune. Loše pripremljenu i još gore vođenu, ustavobranitelji su uspeli lako da je uguše, a njihov predvodnik Toma Vučić-Perišić je u Kragujevcu sakupio predstavnike 12 okruga (među njima i užičkog) i izvršio “izbor” narodnih poslanika za predstojeću skupštinu. 

Srbija na današnji dan: 4. septembar

Knez Mihailo Obrenović : :  Radoje Ljutovac–Raka artiljerac : :  Aleksandar Deroko arhitekta : : Mirjana-Mira Banjac glimica : : Aleksandar Berček glumac : : kamen temeljac  hidroelektrane Đerdap  : : Međunarodna mirovna konferencija o Jugoslaviji : : Petar Banićević glumac : : Dafina Milanović, vlasnica "Dafiment banke" : :  EuroBasket 2013. Slovenia

 4. septembar kroz istoriju

1823. - Rođen je Mihailo Obrenović ( 4. septembar, 1823. Kragujevac, Srbija   - 29. maj, 1868. Beograd, Srbija ), knez Srbije od 1839. do 1842. i od 1860. do 1868, kada je ubijen u Košutnjaku. 

Sin kneza Miloša i kneginje Ljubice, prvi put je bio na vlasti posle smrti starijeg brata Milana (1839). Sultan ga je potvrdio kao izabranog, a ne i naslednog kneza. Avgusta 1842. 

Toma Vučić - Perišić  je podigao bunu i naterao ga da napusti Srbiju, a na presto je došao Aleksandar Karađorđević. Van zemlje je proveo šest godina i u to vreme pomagao je mnogim Srbima koji su se bavili književnošću (Vuk Karadžić, Đura Daničić, Branko Radičević i drugi). 

Srbija na današnji dan: 3. septembar

Boj na Deligradu : : beogradski vezir Marašli Ali-paša : : Miloje M. Vasić, tvorac srpske arheološke nauke : : Prvi putnički voz Beograd-Niš : : Mirko Stojaković, matematičar : : oktroisani Ustav : : prve beogradske Međunarodne automobilske i motociklističke trke : : Slobodan Mašić : : Dragan Mance : :  Irena Kolesar : : Đorđe Sudarski Red

3. septembar koz istoriju

1806. - Boj na Deligradu u Prvom srpskom ustanku. Srbi su, u Prvom srpskom ustanku, kod Deligrada pobedili tursku vojsku, a vojvoda Stanoje Glavaš oslobodio je Prokuplje.

Za vreme turske ofanzive protiv ustanika 1806. godine, rumelijski valija Ibrahim-paša, sa oko 50.000 pešaka, mnogobrojnom konjicom i 14 topova i kumbara, nastupao je krajem juna od Niša ka Deligradu.

Borbe su vođene tokom celog leta, a prednja odeljenja turske vojske izbila su pred Deligrad 16. jula.

Ibrahim-paša je nekoliko nedelja svakodnevno pešadijom napadao srpska utvrđenja na Deligradu, pokušavajući da ih olakša obilaskom konjice i podilaženjem pomoću podzemnih hodnika, ali bez uspeha.

Krajem jula, srpski ustanici vojvode Petra Dobrnjca, kojima je u pomoć pritekao i Mladen Milovanović sa Topljaka, ispadom u tursku pozadinu, potukli su i pomoćne snage Šašit-paše.

Srbija na današnji dan: 2. septembar

Car Konstancije III :: Avram Petronijević :: Nikolaj Nikolajevič Rajevski :: Milica Babić :: Skender Kulenović :: Veljko Vlahović :: Dragoljub Raša Todosijević ::  prvu domaću TV drama :: Vladimir Bulatović - Vib :: Sergej Trifunović :: Vladimir Vitas :: Ratomir Vico

2. septembar kroz istoriju

421. - Umro je Konstancije III, zapadnorimski car rodom iz Naisa (današnjeg Niša).

Konstancije III je još jedan car rođen u Naisu. Imao je briljantne vojne pobede, obeležio je celu deceniju istorije Zapadnog rimskog carstva neposredno uoči njegove konačne propasti.

Srbija na današnji dan: 1. septembar

:: Ilarion Ruvarac ::  Udruženje pravoslavnih sveštenika :: Politika, Vladislav F. Ribnikar :: OFK Beograd :: Mihajlo Mitrović :: Miodrag-Mile Bogdanović :: Zakon o administrativnoj podeli Srbije :: Prva konferencija šefova država i vlada nesvrstanih zemalja :: Marakana :: JAT  :: Svetsko prvenstvo u kajaku i kanuu na mirnim vodama u Kazanju

1. septembar kroz istoriju 

1832. - Rođen je srpski istoričar i sveštenik Ilarion Ruvarac  (Sremska Mitrovica, 1.9.1832 - manastir Grgeteg, 8.8.1905), osnivač srpske kritičke istorijske škole, član Srpske kraljevske akademije.

Obavio je pionirski posao kritičkog istorijskog istraživanja, suzbijajući nenaučne postupke u proučavanju srpske istorije.

Bio je profesor i rektor Bogoslovije u Sremskim Karlovcima, a od 1882. arhimandrit fruškogorskog manastira Grgeteg.

Godine 1888. Srpska kraljevska akademija ga proglašava za jednog od prvih redovnih članova, a pre toga to je učinilo i Srpsko učeno društvo, preteča Srpske kraljevske akademije 1869.godine.Ovaj čin je predstavljao počast, ne samo za Ruvarca, već za celokupni srpski narod.

Iako je bio često osporavan i zbog svog nepokolebljivog stava zapadao u velike neprilike, Ruvarac je dobijao mnoga priznanja, tako je 2004. godine uvršten u spisak 100 najznamenitijih Srba.

Bombing of RTS - Freedom of expression, according to NATO

IN MEMORIAM:

Darko Stoimenovski (26), technician
Nebojsa Stojanovic (27), technician
Dragorad Dragojevic (27), security guard
Ksenija Bankovic (28), video mixer
Jelica Munitlak (28), make-up artist
Dejan Markovic (30), security guard
Aleksandar Deletic (31), cameraman
Dragan Tasic (31), technician
Slavisa Stevanovic (32), producer
Sinisa Medic (33), programme designer
Ivan Stukalo (34), foreign programming specialist
Milan Joksimovic (47), security officer
Branislav Jovanovic (50), programme operator
Slobodan Jontic (54), set director
Milovan Jankovic (59), mechanic
Tomislav Mitrovic (61), programme director.

Killed on the day that NATO bombed a television station for not toeing the NATO party line.

BELGRADE, April 23 (Reuters) - NATO air strikes blasted Serbian state television off the air on Friday, just hours after Belgrade offered apeace proposal to allow an "international presence" in war-torn Kosovo under U.N. auspices. Belgrade residents reported hearing a "huge explosion" at 2:04 a.m. (0004 GMT) and said NATO had hit the RTS television building, taking all channels off the air. 
"The RTS building has been hit," said one witness. "There is smoke everywhere and there are people inside the building."

NATO bombing of the Radio Television of Serbia headquarters

As our current government is acting upon the saying "If you can't beat them, join them" and is likely to join futures with countries that bombed FR Yugoslavia in 1999 and actually sacrifice 20% of our territory in this integration process, let us remember this unprecedented NATO crime - the bombing of Radio Television of Serbia (RTS), The National Broadcasting Company of Serbia, which killed 16 employees and wounded many more. 

Those same countries which invest loads of money in various Non-Governmental Organizations which are allegedly propagating democracy and tolerance in Serbia, those same countries that were fully supportive of the NATO leadership's decision to bomb National Television of Serbia back in 1999.
How about hypocrisy...

The Rape of #Serbia [part 2]

The Rape of Serbia (Part 2)

The War is About The Mines Of Kosovo

„Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil; Who put darkness for light, and light for darkness; Who put bitter to sweet, and sweet for bitter!“

- Isaiah 5:20.

Wars are at root about economics, and the Kosovo war was no different.

So, why have had hundreds of millions of dollars in high-tech weapons suddenly become available to the, according to State Department – terrorist Kosovo Liberation Army? By way, of the USA and Germany!

At the beginning, the biggest winners of all in this war were Boeing, Northrop-Grumman and Raytheon. And, of course, their happy shareholders.

A Pentagon source has told me that US used 63% of munitions inventory to destroy Serbia. Shortly, U.S. Congress rushed through a $13 billion military spending package after the first two weeks of bombing. Such a bill would not have been possible without this bombing campaign. After that, US Congress requested an additional $120 billion for the next five years, and over $250 billion through the year 2010. What a bonanza for the munitions makers !

„Rambouillet peace conference“ and „Rambouillet Accords“ were nothing else but organized theft of Serbian resources by Western corporations. Even the Serbophobic New York Times admitted in 1998 article: “Below Kosovo, a war’s glittering prize awaits the conqueror“. However, that same media rarely mentioned the 17 trillion dollars in mineral assets of Serbia.

Serbia’s mineral resources are the richest in all Europe – west of Russia.

Kosovo is often portrayed in the media as an isolated mountainous region, poor and without resources. It might seem, from theese accounts, to be an area of interest only to those who live there. continue -- > 

The Rape of #Serbia [part I]

The Rape of Serbia

By Sir Vojislav Milosevic

Part 1.

„To investigate and expose a crime, you need to discover the motive and the modus operandi of the perpetrator“.

I suppose I have a weird sense of humor, but I often laugh at things which really are more grotesque than funny.

Why was there, a „civil war“ in Kosovo? Why did the Clinton administration get involved in it? What has been accomplished with 78 days of warfare, year 1999? continue -- > 

How did I get interested in the issue of anti-NATO resistance in Serbia [Yugoslavia]

Couple of days ago, on the 14th anniversary of NATO's bombing of the train on Grdelica gorge, there was an interesting discussion on my friend's Facebook wall revolving around imperialism, NATO, failure of the left, similarities and differences among the cases of Iraq, Afghanistan, Yugoslavia, Libya and Syria, which was triggered by Sukant Chandan's article: "Patrick Cockburn bemoans Libyan disaster, but was very quiet as the disaster was unfolding". 

Nato hit an international train, on regular service from Belgrade to Thessaloniki (Greece), in the vicinity of Leskovac. Dozen[No one knows the precise number]  passengers were killed, including a 10 year-old child. More than 30 passengers were wounded. All casualties were civilians.

There were some interesting comments there, some of them published in Sons of Malcolm subsequent post: "Before nATO attack on Libya, Afghanistan: There was Yugoslavia 1999". 

This time I would like to share with you one comment in particular that was, in fact, an answer to

Sukant's question: 

Chris Natural, how did you get interested in the issue around anti-nato resistance in Serbia/Yugoslavia?

Chris Natural: 

How did I get interested? How do any of us get interests in such matters?

For myself, I guess from a lifetime of questioning our motives everywhere. A strong feeling of right and wrong. Which seemed to be in my blood from birth for reasons unknown.

I remember as a nine year old being one of very few speaking out against Thatcher during my junior school vote on the eve of the '79 election. Not because of any encouragement from my folks (at this time we rarely spoke about politics, though they had an interest). 

CNN and BBC helping Albanians to ethnically cleanse North Kosovo Serbs?

Bomb has been thrown this morning on a Serb home in Zvečan.
More than twenty bombs have been thrown on Kosovo Serb houses since January this year.
Hundreds of Serb graves were desecrated.
Serb pupils were stoned while waiting for the bus.
No one was persecuted.
Not even one bomb was thrown on an Albanian house in retaliation.
 

Sneža Vučetić trying to console one of her two children,
injured when bomb was thrown on their home, 04.02.13.

The last bomb is significant because it comes amid the news that Albanian Rosu special forces (consisting mostly of former KLA fighters) intensified patrols around Serb areas and are behaving as if they are about to attack civilians. President of the Leposavić Municipality Dragiša Vasić said yesterday that Serbs are worried due to sudden suspicious increased presence and movements of ROSU forces in Serb areas.

"Serbs see it as a provocation, and as a possibility for an attempt of re-invasion, similar to July 2011, when ROSU tried to forcefully occupy North Kosovo" said Vasić for Kurir press.