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and former city officials, reminding that Vesić himself announced reconstruction in 2018. The faculty is the user, not the owner, of the part which is under the building, while the devastated area is public, pedestrian square of which the city has jurisdiction anyway, just as it maintained it in previous decades. Vesić said that he would commit crime if the city would renovate the plateau. He also responded that if professors already know everything and know how to criticize the government, then they should fix the tiles, too, and sent city inspection which ordered the faculty to "return the plateau into the previous condition". The faculty refused, also due to the fact that the area is under several layers of legal protection and can't be simply patched.
549:, after arriving in Belgrade in October 1868, and inspecting the city, in cooperation with the government and the Board, proposed two designs for the monument to the prince, which was to be erected at the Great Market. After the public display, the citizens apparently liked the designs and approved the building. However, the process of building the memorial dragged on, and in 1871 Mikeshin's propositions were rejected. Also in 1871, the government opted to build only the monument in the city. It announced the international design competition but dissatisfied with the results, the government repeated the competition in 1873. This time, the location for the monument was set at the Theatre Square (modern Republic Square), across the
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preserving the deeper historical layers in time achieve a status of specific historical, social or cultural identity and character. Despite all the criticism, deputy mayor Goran Vesić announced in
September 2018 that the construction will start "in the fall". In April 2019, Archaeological Institute in Belgrade stated that they have been notifying city administration about the problems with the project and the way the remains should be preserved since December 2014, but that they never received any reply.
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867:. Wundt's work in this famed laboratory, founded in 1879, helped to develop psychology as an independent field of study. Most of the instruments were constructed specifically for Wundt by Emil Zimmermann and Belgrade collection makes a majority of Wundt's instruments. They arrived in Serbia after World War I as part of the German war reparations. The instruments were placed at their present location in 1974 and were placed under state care and protection in the 1990s.
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that 3 to 5 survey pits will be dug and if there are remains of
Singidunum below, the garage project will be terminated. Instead, pedestrian underground corridor, 2.5 m (8 ft 2 in) deep, will be built so that remains will be accessible to visitors. Despite claiming that Podrecca's project will be preserved, with abandoning the garage, introducing the tram tracks and dislocating proposed Đinđić's monument, the project will be significantly changed.
362:(room where people would sweat and prepare). The site became an archaeological dig in 1969 and 8 rooms in total were discovered, including the remains of the brick furnace which heated the water. Despite the military character of Singidunum, it was a public unisex bath. It is dated to 3rd or 4th century. Almost the entire building was unearthed, covering 150 m (1,600 sq ft) with walls being preserved up to the height of 140 m (460 ft).
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970:. Author and artist Mileta Prodanović, on the other hand, liked the proposition. Opposing voices also mentioned a fact that a monument, which represents a person or an event, in order to remain in the permanent memory, must associate on that person or an event. That passers-by and tourists can't have with them dictionary of symbols all the time. Also, was it a competition for a monument or an installation, in which case the jury missed the point.
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Mirkova-Studentski Trg-Vasina-Republic Square direction, thus the area od modern square was the "heart" of ancient Singidunum. Part of the main axis was an additional turning at modern Rajićeva Street. There was a gate at the entrance into the military camp. The gate was located where the City Library, the last building in the Knez Mihailova Street before the Kalemegdan Park, is located today.
784:, the building was burned to the ground. The remains were completely demolished in 1953 and the massive building of the Natural Sciences and Mathematics Faculty was built on its location later. In 1974, a memorial was placed in front of the faculty building, celebrating 30 years of the liberation. Work of Milorad Tepavac, it consists of a mosaic with the inscriptions, a slab of marble on it and the bronze flower on the slab.
949:, represents a "bent arrow, broken in the middle, but then continued to unstoppably fly to the skies". The arrow will be accompanied by the sound installations, with the recorded voice of Đinđić. The overwhelmingly negative reaction from the public and professionals resulted in a heated debate, which tackled not only architectural, cultural and visual sides of the project, but also the morality of the idea.
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852:. On 22 June 1989 city assembly decided to place the replica of Stojanović's work in Belgrade. The 800 kg (1,800 lb) heavy duplicate was cast in the "Plastika" foundry in Dorćol. Within the plateau, architect Branko Bojović arranged the surrounding area of the monument which was officially dedicated on 29 June 1994 by novelist
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familiar with history, culture and spirit of the locality was to be summoned, and then their conclusions should be handed over to the architects to frame everything. This way, the result is a "modern design without any program idea", a "vain solution witch speaks nothing, except for the present vogue of the design beauty".
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the authorities went quiet on this project, additionally introducing the idea of a tram line across the chosen location. In
February 2020, city announced that the monument will be "dislocated" from its planned position. In May 2022 it was announced that the monument has been finished "a long time ago" in
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At the time, city government planned to place the monument on 12 March 2018, on the 15th anniversary of Đinđić's assassination. As it was planned to be placed at the central part of the present carriageway, the project of transforming the square into the pedestrian zone had to be done first. However,
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Serbian Architects (ASA) asked for the competition to be annulled, citing procedural reasons. They claim the jury digressed from the basic propositions. It includes the anonymity as Bajić directly collaborates with two jury members (Vladimir Veličković and Dušan Otašević), while he
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On the northern, Dorćol side, a building was constructed in 1864 which served as the seat of the
Belgrade city administration. But it was also a seat of the city police and the cellar of the building was divided into several rooms which served as the prison cells. The convicts in time named the cells
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was introduced in
Belgrade 1892, and it passed through this part of the city, the market actually bloomed even more. Josimović met with much resistance and only some time before his death, he managed for the city to decide to split the market in two and to form a park in one of the sections. The open
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Belgrade was Singidunum, Celtic and, later, Roman fortified town. The original earthen and wooden fort stretched around the Studentski Trg and Knez Mihailova Street. The oldest Roman graves were discovered in this section, dated to the 1st and early 2nd century. The central axis of the
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which developed along the
Terazije ridge. The locality has not been properly explored, historically or archaeologically, and now all the Roman and later Byzantine remains will be permanently destroyed. The area of the square was described as having the deepest "cultural and historical sedimentation"
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Kalemegdan and the ban of the traffic was deemed "not realistic". The project was labeled as the pompous, undeveloped designing intervention based solely on the aesthetic principle and the superficial interpretation of projects seen elsewhere. Other descriptions include the total lack of cultural
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It was pointed out that Studentski Trg is one of such ambient spaces which is defined by the elements important for the collective memory. aesthetic, spiritual or emotional experience of the majority of the citizens. That way, such spaces, especially in large cities, have public importance and with
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Due to the years of poor maintenance, the plateau tiles deteriorated, and it became devastated by 2020. The faculty urged the city to renovate it, but city administration refused, with deputy mayor Goran Vesić claiming the faculty owns the area and it should fix it. This was disputed by the faculty
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Podrecca was directly criticized for some of his previous problematic projects (Maribor, Trieste, etc.) and his construction of the lifeless and soulless squares. Decision on the removal of the traffic was brought without any proper idea what to do with it and where to conduct it, in the manner of
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Street, the fire brigade was situated. They used the lookout on the top of the Captain Miša's Mansion to inspect the city. As the city had no tall buildings at the time, the guard from the lookout was able to pinpoint a specific house anywhere in the city if the fire broke out. He would then alarm
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for over a century. At the beginning of the 19th century, farmers were selling goods at the entrances to the city. However, Turkish soldiers would often forcibly buy goods from them at the small prices, and then sell it themselves in the city for much higher amounts. After constant complaints from
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In general, the entire surrounding area is rich in Roman remains from the 1st to the 3rd century AD. They also include remains below modern Faculty of Philosophy, hotel Square 9 (locality Studentsi trg 9) and Ethnographic Museum (canals in front of the entrance in the museum). Below the roundabout
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monument, has been labeled as the politically opportune, while the monument itself is described as "appearing poor and unsustainable." The design competition was said to be a "missed opportunity" and the direction of the arrow as wrong, as it directs the pedestrians to the sky, instead to Europe,
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In July 2019, city urbanist Marko Stojčić said that if the "central part of Singidunum is to be discovered", there will be no underground garage, which would then be moved to the Republic Square. In February 2020 Stojčić said that "public procurement for the geological excavations" is on the way,
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lines (19, 21, 22, 22L, 28, 29 and 41). Trolleybuses were transferred to the square from the terminal in the nearby Rajićeva Street in 2003. Dorćol, below the square, hosts the central depot for city trolleybuses, in the Dunavska Street. After the new city government took over in 2013, an idea of
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masses. When the church was permanently moved in 1876, residents of Dorćol formed a board for the construction of the church and a small, stone church was built further down the hill and a bit below the modern one, dedicated to Alexander Nevsky, too. In turn, it was demolished in 1891 and modern
812:. Svetislav Ličina, only 34 at the time, won, despite many distinguished architects took part in the tendering. The work was finished in 1974. Ličina projected an elevated four-storeys connection between the new and the old building, leaving a wide open connection between the Studentski Trg and
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From the start, both the criminals and the political prisoners were jailed, but after 1921 when the Communist party was forbidden by the state, the jail became packed with the political prisoners, separatists and nationalists. Glavnjača gained a notoriety because of the bad conditions, regular
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has been described as "we draw the project, without previous thorough analysis and propositions, we win the award and the realization begins!", and the entire project was deemed as "major incompetence". Process was to be reversed: a team of local intellectuals, artists and professionals, well
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Construction of the two-level underground garage is also criticized. As if there is no archaeological locality beneath the park, while the protruding Roman elements, visible on the Faculty of Philosophy Plateau, remain isolated. Handling of these two localities is described as the typical
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space area around the market, which was now a defunct Turkish cemetery, and the northwestern section were turned into the park, as Josimović originally envisioned. He also proposed for the nearby buffer zone between the city and the Fortress to be adapted into the
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abolishing the trolleybus network was raised, due to the possible creation of the pedestrian zone in the entire central section of Belgrade. Propositions include the change of the routes in downtown, the relocation of the central terminus from Studentski Trg to
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street. The square was finally formed in its present shape by 1927, with the park in the central part. Park was planned by architect Đorđe Kovaljski while the recognizable enclosure and the gates were added in 1929, on the project of Milutin Borisavljević.
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moved in. In the direction of Kalemegdan, municipal administration of Belgrade was located and the building was later used for the municipal court. Later city administration building was also located here, just on the northern side. At the corner with the
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for the new building of the Faculty of Philosophy on the location of the former hotel "Grand" was announced. As the several surrounding small houses were also demolished, one of the propositions was the wide space between the new faculty building and the
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In time, Studentski Trg and Terazije pretty much lost their square functions, becoming streets, while Cvetni Trg, with final changes in the early 2000s, is completely defunct as a traffic object. Studentski Trg is turned into the turning point and
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headed a corps of Russian volunteers to Belgrade. A mobile military church dedicated to the Holly Prince Alexander Nevsky also came from Russia and followed them to the battlefields. It was located at the Great Market in 1876, and was used for
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indifference towards the archaeological remains and lack of concern for the cultural heritage. Area of the modern square is the first among the most important urban zones of old Belgrade and is especially important as the locality of ancient
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In July 2016 city administration announced the complete reconstruction of Studentski Trg and its adaptation into the pedestrian zone, construction of the underground garage and erection of a monument to the assassinated prime minister
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Since the early 1900s there were ideas of erecting a monument to Petar II Petrović Njegoš. During the Interbellum several boards for erection of the monument were formed, which included some of the culture's most prominent people like
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As per Serbian-Turkish agreement anyone could bring and sell goods, the market quickly grew and became city's commercial center. Though it was officially named "Saint Andrew's Market" it became known as the Great Market (Serbian:
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on the Republic Square and denied its symbolism as "Đinđić himself, as a personality, was a symbol of the future". It was suggested that probably the better place for such installation would be the vicinity of the
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torture of the prisoners and for being overcrowded. The cell, which was projected for 60 to 70 people usually had up to 350 people crammed inside. Only in 1921, 15,000 people were incarcerated in Glavnjača.
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Prince Mihailo was assassinated on 10 June 1868. The Board for the erection of the monument was formed already on 14 June 1868 and decided to collect donations for the construction of both the church in
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existed in the city. Oriental variant of the roadside inn, they provided travelers with food, drink and resting facilities. One of the largest in Belgrade at the time was the Turkish Khan (
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are extremely well preserved 1-metre-tall (3 ft) walls, surrounded by the intact Roman floors and barriers. This section was discovered in 1989, but wasn't archaeologically surveyed.
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suggested dislocation of the market in 1887, as it was placed in the sole center of the city. Plus, he deemed it inappropriate for the Great School to be across the market. But when the
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streets, where the City Library is today. Only 4 days later, it was moved to the location above the old, defunct Turkish cemetery. The chosen location was situated above the
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Miroslav Simeunović (7 December 2017), "Proceudralne manjakovsti konkursa za spomenik Đinđiću" [Procedural inadequacy of the competition for the Đinđić's monument],
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even donated money, but due to the disagreements of the convenient location, the monument wasn't built. After World War II, the task of carving the monument was given to
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became a usual Serbian slang for prison in general, while by the early 20th century Glavnjača was colloquially adopted as the name for the entire building.
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was erected in the park. As the monument was covered with cloth for a long time, citizens colloquially nicknamed the square a "plateau of the bagged man".
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circled his cipher on the presented work, by which, they allege, he indicated to the jury that it was his work. The ASA also accused Podrecca of the
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Branka Vasiljević (13 February 2019). "Украдено обележје посвећено страдалима" [Memorial dedicated to the victims was stolen].
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Dragan Perić (20 May 2018). "Od pijace do Studentskog parka" [From green market to Student's park].
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1769:[We leave he history of Singidunum to the oblivion],
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Dragan Perić (23 April 2017), "Šetnja pijacama i parkovima",
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in Belgrade, which was built by prince Michael. Its were the
2069:[Monument to Đinđić (will be dedicated) next year].
1676:""Ničiji" plato kod Filozofskog zavadio grad sa profesorima"
1530:
Anica Teofilović; Vesna Isajlović; Milica Grozdanić (2010).
1417:[Red Cross of Serbia celebrated 147th anniversary].
1958:
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441:("a bazar or a marketplace is to be founded in Belgrade").
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At the place of the modern square, there was an open green
409:
306:. To the north it extends into the neighborhood of (Upper)
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Church if the Holy Alexander Nevsky was finished by 1930.
2262:
1887:Ако се појави Сингидунум, гаража се сели на Трг републике
1746:
1255:
1928:"Izabrano idejno rešenje za spomenik Đinđiću u Beogradu"
1907:
Dejan Aleksić, Daliborka Mučibabić (19 February 2020).
1363:Невероватне приче и очаравајући подаци из наше прошлости
1831:"Темељна бетонизација – Напредњачка хуманизација града"
1656:[How Njegoš "arrived" at the Academy Plataeu].
1166:[Belgrade on the remains of the Roman Empire].
1095:
Serbian Encyclopedia, Vol. I, Book 2, Beograd-Buštranje
2083:
1909:Трамвај и археолошка атракција у будућој улици културе
1453:
1431:
1091:Српска енциклопедија, том 1, књига 2, Београд-Буштрање
1707:
1850:
1434:"Jelisaveta Načić i Crkva Svetog Aleksandra Nevskog"
884:. The project of the reconstruction was designed by
2065:Dejan Aleksić, Daliborka Mučibabić (14 May 2022).
2030:
2011:
1868:"Majstori uskoro u Karađorđevoj i Marka Kraljevića"
1617:[When all roads were leading to Belgrade].
1138:]. Zavod za udžbenike, Belgrade. p. 1006.
529:organized festivities after he was handed over the
439:
da se učini u Beogradu jedno pazarište ili Toržište
302:park-fortress (to the west). It is adjacent to the
16:
Urban neighbourhood in Stari Grad, Belgrade, Serbia
1997:[Two errors of Boris Tadić] (in Serbian).
1360:
990:, while the bars which keep it upward are made of
757:, the smallest one which had no windows (Serbian:
1992:
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1023:"Studentski trg – srce antičke arhitekture grada"
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1978:[One more appeal for the old Belgrade],
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1415:Црвени крст Србије обележио 147 година постојања
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863:in his laboratory for psychological research at
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2050:[New monuments from Sava Quay to Taš].
1828:
1726:
1513:Троле се од септембра враћају на Студентски трг
1307:"Oživljava "Velika pijaca" na Studentskom trgu"
560:In one of the houses at the future square, the
820:, formed by the streets of Knez Mihailova and
294:Studentski Trg is located halfway between the
282:, area of the modern square was the center of
274:. It is located in Belgrade's municipality of
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1477:[Trolleybuses are moving to Dorćol].
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1130:Miroslav Vujović (2008). Radoš Ljušić (ed.).
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518:his colleagues below using a trumpet. In the
2016:[A monument and an interpretation],
1853:Politika-Kulturni dodatak, Year LXII, No. 13
1695:Politika-Kulturni dodatak, year LXII, No. 52
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1432:Svetlana Brnović Mitić (12 September 2023).
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701:University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy
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1708:Julijana Simić Tenšić (7 November 2020).
1544:. Urbanistički zavod Beograda. p. 49.
1421:(in Serbian). 7 February 2023. p. 15.
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2048:"Novi spomenici od Savskog keja do Taša"
2012:Branislav Simonović (30 November 2017),
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658:for bus line number 31 and majority of
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2084:Beta, Večernje Novosti (11 May 2022).
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1361:Mirjana Sretenović (3 January 2019).
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2568:Yugoslav Ministry of Defence Building
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1993:Mileta Prodanović (7 November 2017).
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1615:"Kada su svi putevi vodili u Beograd"
1574:Jelena Koprivica (21 November 2018).
1395:Branko Bogdanović (1 December 2019).
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1210:"Rimske terme ispod Akademskog parka"
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1164:"Beograd na ostacima Rimskog carstva"
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2553:Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts
2528:Ministry of Foreign Affairs Building
2295:Buildings and structures in Belgrade
1974:Miroljub Kojović (7 November 2017),
1765:Miroljub Kojović (30 October 2017),
1456:"Ličnosti koje su ozelenile Beograd"
1107:Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts
1040:Tamara Marinković-Radošević (2007).
1743:"Ovako će izgledati Studentski trg"
1727:Jelena Mirković (8 November 2020).
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1186:"Počinje uređenje Akademskog parka"
1170:(in Serbian). pp. 01 & 09.
1021:Branka Vasiljević (14 April 2018).
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2046:Dejan Aleksić (27 November 2019).
1866:Dejan Aleksić (5 September 2018).
1810:Borislav Stojkov (25 July 2020).
1652:Špiro Solomun (22 February 2019).
1234:[Thermae under the park].
1162:Marija Brakočević (16 June 2009).
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1576:"Otkriven spomenik Karlu Maldenu"
1555:Nikola Rackov (9 February 2021).
1208:Branka Vasiljević (27 May 2009),
585:First modern Belgrade's urbanist
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2614:Metropol Palace Hotel Belgrade
2508:House of the National Assembly
1475:"Trolejbusi se sele na Dorćol"
1399:[Prince without hat].
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1855:(in Serbian). pp. 06–07.
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788:Faculty of Philosophy Plateau
743:, dedicated in November 2018;
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2518:Monument to the Unknown Hero
2020:(in Serbian), pp. 24–25
1492:Dejan Aleksić (2 May 2017),
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1285:(in Serbian), pp. 28–29
1132:Енциклопедија српског народа
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782:1944 liberation of Belgrade
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2533:Old General Staff Building
2389:Ranko Žeravica Sports Hall
2142:Neighbourhoods and suburbs
1995:"Dve greške Borisa Tadića"
1619:Politika-Magazin, No. 1092
1401:Politika-Magazin, No. 1157
1348:Politika-Magazin, No. 1077
1326:Politika-Magazin, No. 1047
523:Kod Rajića junaka serbskog
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2364:Aleksandar Nikolić Hall
959:Prince Mihailo Monument
555:Prince Mihailo Monument
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2786:Religious architecture
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2594:Aleksandar Palas Hotel
2589:Hyatt Regency Belgrade
2523:National Bank Building
2014:"Spomenik i tumačenje"
1044:. Belgrade: Geokarta.
1042:Beograd - plan i vodič
968:NATO bombing of Serbia
846:Yugoslav Drama Theater
810:Captain Miša's Mansion
692:Captain Miša's Mansion
690:in the representative
688:University of Belgrade
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2728:Belgrade City Library
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2599:Crowne Plaza Belgrade
2311:Airport City Belgrade
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2563:Vuk Foundation House
2488:Belgrade Cooperative
2454:Historical landmarks
2404:King Peter I Stadium
2357:Entertainment venues
1066:Beograd - plan grada
976:conflict of interest
838:Karađorđević dynasty
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2708:Nikola Pašić Square
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947:Biljana Srbljanović
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602:, work of sculptor
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379:Ethnographic Museum
280:Classical Antiquity
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587:Emilijan Josimović
570:Mikhail Chernyayev
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