Promotion of the Monograph by Dragoljub Danilović “Church of the Holy Trinity in Kraljevo” Held

Promotion of the Monograph by Dragoljub Danilović “Church of the Holy Trinity in Kraljevo” Held

The biography “Church of the Holy Trinity in Kraljevo” published on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the founding of the church, is extensive and provides a wealth of information in the context of the historical environment in which the church lives. It was built at the dawn of freedom by Prince Miloš Obrenović and has the character of a penitential church. After escorting the Turkish troops to Novi Pazar in 1815, Prince Miloš ordered Prince Vasa Popović to prepare the land for the construction of the church. We find it in 1824 as an already completed building. The church lived and suffered together with the people and was rebuilt again and again during its two-century history.

Program “On Slava at Olivera’s House” Held

Program “On Slava at Olivera’s House” Held

The program was realized in the Legacy of Olivera Radojković Čolović – the family house of Čolović, on Mitrovdan, Friday, November 8th, 2024, the day of family glory of the donor. Through the program, the memory of Olivera and her family is preserved and nurtured, through the idea of a legacy that lives on. The program “On Slava at Olivera’s House” was conceived as a reconstruction of the civic glory in the house of Čolović, which would gather her acquaintances and friends, which was preceded by the consecration of cakes and grain.

Exhibition “Allied Bombing – 80 Years After” Opened

Exhibition “Allied Bombing – 80 Years After” Opened

The scale of suffering during the allied bombing of Kraljevo in 1944 is evidenced by documents, photographs, as well as authentic sources: lists of the Serbian Orthodox Church, lists of the Catholic County in Kraljevo, German military reports, as well as reports and aerial photographs of veterans of bombing missions preserved on the Internet. So far, the names of 72 victims have been identified.

Exhibition “Exiles” Opened

Exhibition “Exiles” Opened

The deportation of Slovenians was carried out in accordance with Hitler’s order “Make this country German again!”, and according to the guidelines of Heinrich Himmler. The Nazis expelled about ten percent of the entire population from the occupied Slovenian provinces, of which 6,802 people were deported to Serbia, where they lived with Serbian families in villages and towns and shared the fate of the war.

Permanent Exhibition “100 Years of Ibar Coal Mines 1924-2024” Opened in Baljevac

Permanent Exhibition “100 Years of Ibar Coal Mines 1924-2024” Opened in Baljevac

The museum exhibit, accompanied by the catalogue and film of the same name, was realized by the National Museum Kraljevo, which joined the celebration of the jubilee as the territorially competent museum for the municipality of Raška, recognizing the industrial heritage within this complex system as a resource that deserves research, presentation and protection.

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