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Address: 62 Ratka Mitrovica st.
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BOOKSTORE SRDJAN

3a Omladinsko setaliste st., Petlovo brdo + 2 locations

Knjižara Srđan specializes in the sale of: School supplies Office materials Textbooks for primary school We also offer a selection of gift items and a wide range of Vulkan publications. In addition, we provide photocopying, scanning, and document read...

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Our bookstore "Oskar" started operating in the year 2000, being the first of its kind in Banjica at that time. After years of successful operation, we have become a favorite destination for adults and children alike, known for our excellent selection and frie...

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Welcome to our enchanting bookstore "Good Wood" – a place where every visitor feels like a part of a big family. Here, we have created a perfect space for you and your little ones, where the love for books and play come together in a warm embrace. Our booksto...

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23 Brace Ribnikar st., Zvezdara

If you've decided that you no longer need your books, then you're in the right place. We are located in Zvezdara, near Vukov Spomenik and Ruzveltova Street. We specialize in buying and selling books from various fields: literature, fiction, history, philosophy...

Interview

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An incredible artist and famous violinist Stefan Milenkovic reveals for 011info how he got interested in string instruments and how torn he had been between two different lifestyles. He recalls playin...

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Magazine

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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