@Yozla_ Ako misliš na Slovence, jako se varas, samo nisi dovoljno dugo boravila medju njima pa da vidiš, itekako se isto radi samo što je mnogo bolje upakovano i krije se ali kada vidiš šta je ispod površine, a tek pakost koju skrivaju, kod nas makar znaš koga da se pazis.
Serbia and Montenegro before their final match at the 2006 FIFA World Cup, played just 18 days after the country officially ceased to exist.
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was renamed Serbia and Montenegro in 2003. On June 3, 2006, Montenegro declared independence after a referendum, officially dissolving the state and marking the final chapter in the breakup of Yugoslavia.
However, the 2006 FIFA World Cup was already underway. Since the team had qualified before the country’s dissolution, FIFA allowed Serbia and Montenegro to remain in the tournament under the now-defunct nation’s name and flag. By the time this photo was taken before the team’s final group-stage match against Ivory Coast on June 21, the country it represented had ceased to exist nearly three weeks earlier.
Although neither side could qualify for the knockout stage, the match became a unique moment in football history. It marked the final appearance of Serbia and Montenegro on the international stage and the last time the former Yugoslav national anthem, “Hey, Slavs,” was played at an official sporting event.
The game itself reflected the team’s turbulent circumstances. Serbia and Montenegro took a 2-0 lead before Ivory Coast staged a comeback to win 3-2, bringing the nation’s brief footballing history to an end with a defeat.
Midfielder Dejan Stanković remains the only player in FIFA World Cup history to represent three different national teams without ever changing nationality. He played for FR Yugoslavia in 1998, Serbia and Montenegro in 2006, and Serbia in 2010, illustrating the dramatic political changes that reshaped the Balkans over just 12 years.
The reason "Everything is a Subscription" is because the elites realized that if you "own" things, you are dangerous. If you own your house, your car, and your tools, you can say "No." If you rent your life, you have to say "Yes" to everything.
@SerbianFooty Bro do you know something about this boy Srdanovic from Switzerland? Just saw him in Fabrizio's story that he's moving to Lille? Is he Serbian?
@MassimoKrutti@srbinjenajludji Šta znaš o zločinima Bugara na teritoriji jugoistočne Srbije i da li si čuo za drugu ćele kulu u Surdulici ili koliko je ljudi ubijeno u Prokuplju ili okolini?
Ово је човек за којег је чуло вероватно једва 0.1% Срба.
- Проучавањем старих повеља лоцирао рушевине манастира Светих Архангела код Призрена
- Открио гроб са посмртним остацима цара Душана 1927. године
- Пренео мошти цара Душана у Београд и чувао их у свом кабинету где их је својим телом штитио током бомбардовања Београда
- Организовао спасавање моштију кнеза Лазара, цара Уроша и деспота Стефана Штиљановића са Фрушке горе од усташа 1942. године
- Основао Музеј Јужне Србије, написао преко 270 научних студија и спасао више хиљада старих рукописа
Да умре у беди, изопштен из друштва и да му данас не познајете ни име побринули су се комунистички ослободиоци након 1945. Кога занима име му је проф. Радослав Грујић.
@je_umrla Za manjine nema šanse, ni nama ni Bosancima, iako su Srbi gradonačelnici i razni uticajni ljudi, Bled je u Sloveniji zbog Srbina i takodje nacionalni kolač smislio Srbin, a Bosanaca ima koliko hoćeš i rade sve najteže poslove uglavnom