CENTER VIJUGANJE

Address: 166 Bulevar Zorana Djindjica st., Novi Beograd
Phone: +381 64 1960 639
Creative center “Vijuganje” brings together preschool and school aged children who would like to develop their creativity and realize their imagination world. Through carefully selected projects, t...

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Interview

Suzana Mancic: the Lotto girl who never gives up

There aren’t many media celebrities who can take a break and then return and shine even brighter than ever before. One of such personalities is absolutely our most famous ‘Lotto girl’ Suzana Mancic wh...

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26.12.2017

The five 'Star's Stars'

Soccer club Red Star (Crvena Zvezda) has had the tradition of bestowing the title of 'Stars star" to the players who greatly influenced the club's history and who made the club famous around the world...

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How the janissaries killed the mother of Serbs

Hadji Mustafa Sinik-oglu who was the vizier of Belgrade between 1893 to 1801 was the fiercest opponent of the janissaries and fought against their return to power in Belgrade and Constantinople. Namel...

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