Belgrade 2004/5 Photo Gallery by Stefan SERB at pbase.com

Belgrade 2004/5

Beograd - white city, but not the one near shepherds bush :P

Serbian Barbeque	Serbian Grill	Serbian Torta	Serbian Donuts
Federal Parliament Building	Parliament & National Post Office	Belgrade City Hall	St Sava Temple
St. Sava Temple	St. Sava Temple	Inside St. Sava Temple	Kralja Milana Street
Park and Fountains Infront of St Sava Temple	'The Victor' Monument	Hotel Moskva	Hotel Moskva
Hotel Moskva Facade	Hotel Moskva - Front Facade	Hotel Moskva - Side Facade	Inside Hotel Moskva
Hotel Moskva Fountain	Terazija Fountain	Terazije Fountain	St. Mark's Cathedral
St. Mark's Cathedral	Model St. Marks Church	Inside St. Marks Cathedral	Inside St. Mark's Cathedral
Inside St. Mark's Cathedral	Inside St. Mark's Cathedral	Knez Mihailova Street	Knez Mihailova Street
Knez Mihailova Street	Belgrade Fountains	Knez Mihailova Fountain	Knez Mihailova Street
Knez Mihailova Street	Belgrade Academy of Science and Art	Knez Mihailova Street	Knez Mihailova Street
Knez Mihailova Street	Beautiful Houses	Wonderful Archecture	Skadarlija
Skadarlija Street	Skadarlija Street	Skadarlija Fountain	Skadarlija Restaurant
Small Belgrade Church	Church In The Suburbs	Belgrade University - Rectorate	Belgrade University - Rectorate
Student's Square	Beautiful Flowers - Student's Square	Belgrade Sidestreet Architecture	Kalemegdan
Kalemegdan - The Victor and USCE Tower	Kalemegdan	Kalemegdan - Beautiful Building	Kalemegdan Grounds
Kalemegdan Model	Communist Memorial In Kalemegdan	Kalemegdan - Roman Well	Tank In Kalemegdan
Kalemegdan Military Museum	Kalemegdan Military Museum	Kalemegdan Military Museum	Captured American APC/Humvee
Bullets Penetrating Thick Metal	Confluence of Sava and Danube Rivers from Kalemegdan	New Belgrade View (Tallest Building in the Balkans - USCE Tower)	National Bank Of Serbia
National Museum on Republic Square	National Theatre on Republic Square	Branislav Nusic Statue and Glass Building - Republic Square	Yugoslav Drama Theatre & Beogradjanka
Brand New Serbian Ministry of Finance	Serbian Orthodox Patriarchiate	Belgrade	Yugo-Export Building
Belgrade Street	Belgrade Poly-Technic Faculty	Belgrade Poly-Technic Faculty	Belgrade Architecture
Belgrade - Detail	Belgrade Architecture	Belgrade Statue	Belgrade Mini Park
Slavija Square	Fountain At Bezistan	Belgrade Faculty Of Law	Nikola Pasic Statue
Vuk Stefanovic Karadzic Statue	Njegos Statue	Fountain In Belgrade Zoo	Knez Mihaila Statue
Statue In Belgrade	National Bank Of Serbia	Slavija Lux Hotel (5 Star)	Belgrade By Night
Belgrade By Night	View Of Belgrade	View Of Belgrade	View Of Belgrade
Red Flowers	Pink Flowers	Lizard In Kalemegdan	Lizard Without Tail At Kalemegdan
Serbian Air Force Museum	Eagle-Orao Jet	Serbian Fighter Plane	NATO Unexploded Cluster Bomb
Tomahawk Cruise Missile	F117a Shot Down By Serbs	M16 Model	Yugoslav Jets
Serbian MiG 21	Yugoslav Jets	Yugoslav Jets	Serbian Jet From Side
JAT Airways Old Caravelle	Serbian Old Harrier	SAM Missile	Yugoslav Helicopter
NATO Bomb Damage	Belgrade Tram	Tram In Belgrade	Tasmajdan Park
Belgrade Park	Glass Building On Republic Square	"King Alexander" Student Dormatory	Statue Of King Alexander Obrenovic
Serbian Ministry for the Diaspora	White Marble Statue In A Park	Army Museum Statue	Metro Shop
Inside Metro Shop	Belgrade Zoo	Inside Belgrade Zoo	Fountain In Belgrade Zoo
Elephant - Belgrade Zoo	Ostriches - Belgrade Zoo	Emu - Belgrade Zoo	Snake - Belgrade Zoo
Snake - Belgrade Zoo	Ram - Belgrade Zoo	Deer - Belgrade Zoo	Belgrade Bridge
Terazija Flowers	Clean Belgrade Street	Clean Belgrade Streets	Modern Architecture
Belgrade Sidestreet	Fountain On Kralja Milana Street	Glass Showroom	World Trade Centre Belgrade
Caf�s On A Belgrade Corner	British Airways On Marble	Glass Building	Champion Shop
Belgrade Road	Another Elaborate Building	Belgrade (Hundreds of Police ensuring a safe protest in the bottom right hand corner)	Belgrade House
Belgrade House	Typical Belgrade House Number	Traffic Policeman	Belgrade Apartment Blocks
Belgrade Apartment Blocks	Belgrade Diamond Shop	Typical Pekara (Bakery)	Inside Typical Pekara (Bakery)
Panasonic Wall	Minibus	My Apartment	My Apartment
My Apartment	SKC Bar	Yes, all you fatties can eat McDonalds here as well :-)	Cap On Chair
Eagle Sculpture	Belgrade Pigeon	Belgrade Church Spire	Belgrade Church - Gloomy Day
Belgrade Streetside Architecture	Official (Monarchist) Serbian Flag	Socialist Serbian Flag	Emblem of the Belgrade Municipality
Serbian Girl	Serbian Girl	Serbian Lady	Serbian Girls - Knez Mihailova
Serbian Lady	Serbian Lady	Serbian Lady	Serbian Lady
Serbian Beautiful Girl	Serbian Teenagers	Serbian Girl At Swimming Pool	Outdoor Swimming Pool
:: Gumball 3000 Race - 2006 (by Alex) ::

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Guest		20-Mar-2009 16:49
I heart Belgrade and Serbia. Friend from New York

Guest		20-Mar-2009 16:49
I heart Belgrade and Serbia. Friend from New York

Guest		05-Aug-2008 20:29
ZIVIO 5. KOLOVOZ DAN POBJEDE!

L.J.		06-Mar-2008 14:10
Nice galery, but too much of buildings and, what's that with all the food that looks like both instant heart-attack and orgazmic pleasure? :D

Marko		24-Feb-2008 01:00
Hej super ti je galerija. Slike su ti extra. Pozdrav iz Chicaga.

Dracha		21-Feb-2008 09:43
ALL OF CROATIAN WOULD LIKE TO LIVE IN BELGRADE BUT THEY ARE AFRAID TO SAY IT OUT LOUD!!! yOU PATHETIC CROATIANS ARE SO JELOUS THAT YOUR WILAGE OF ZAGREB IS SO UN INTERESTING SO IT IS EASYER FOR YOU TO SAY BAD THINGS ABOUT BELGRADE!!! CROATIANS KISS MY ASS !!!

Guest		12-Feb-2008 22:42
I didn't see any photos of Serbia's many picturesque mass graves filled with the rotted corpses of Bosnian children. Will you be adding those photos at a later date?

Jovan		17-Dec-2007 02:54
Vrlo lepo su slike.I was born and spent part of my childhood in Novi Sad another great city.These pictures and primarily the food remind me of home and how great my early years were.A lot of Beograd has changed since I have been home.Great job CCCC

Luigi		03-Oct-2007 21:19
We need more pics of serbian girls! Monuments and streets don't interest us! More girls!!! :)

Guest		13-Sep-2007 11:02
Yes I would like to say that Belgrade still remains the best city at the former Yugoslavia & Balkan region and also has a light future. Regards from Macedonia.

Guest		06-Sep-2007 04:42
what's this page all about? well, i came from philippines and i certainly dont understand this page but the reason why i got up this is to look the term asshole when i believed there was no meaning but again when i have read this page i truelly believed now in myself that there is a term that so called asshole . so it is a bad term and now i know it already with the help of this page.

Boban		27-Jul-2007 15:14
Bilo bi interesantno da svoje fotografije postavis na www.panoramio.com, koje se mogu videti na Google Earth i biti dostupne celom svetu.

Toncho(Bulgaria)		25-Apr-2007 17:31
hello brothers :) Belgrade is beautiful city

ZNG-ovac		15-Mar-2007 21:39
Stefan> You say you fought on the front line.Where did you fight and what year. In your picture you look like your 14 years old and not someone who fought on the front line. You were maybe working as a cook in the serb army but thats it. I doubt that you ever pointed a rifle at your enemy,,,,

Ivaylo		08-Mar-2007 00:54
Belgrade reminds so much of Sofia. It is amazing how alike they are. Beautiful city, and great pictures!

fix.		26-Jan-2007 02:52
belgrade is a wonderful city easly the most beutiful in the balkans. and my favorite overall thanks to its spirit and atmosphere... gave me best times and i look forward to going back soon. lov ya serbs never foget never underestimate-cccc

HRVATSKI VITEZ IZA KONJIC		30-Nov-2006 07:24
cetnici do you like apples ?? welll how do you feel to know that you serbs are gay ........ how do you like those apples hahahhahahahahh ustasa do stari-most i onda do drine opet fkn pathetic cetnici yous have the greyest and dirt of a city wheres the get oceans huh lol i guess yous have none coz the mighty ustasa have there beautiful land there n yous tried to steal it hahahh cetnici pathetic people

Thomas ( Bulgaria )		21-Oct-2006 19:54
Thanks for the pics.Belgrade is a beautiful city :)

LEE ... ( london uk )		01-Sep-2006 22:12
nice photos , but i like to see more human faces than grey old buildings , belgrade is one of my favorite citys in the world !! and i predict it will be booming in about 3-4 years , but dont forget novi sad to the north also an amazing little place with a hell of a lot going on . i can recommend anyone to visit serbia at any time of year and you will be sure to find something to your taste . ( dont be boring and go to spain with all the other numbnuts ) well done serbia !! work hard and prosper !!

Cuz		25-Aug-2006 15:39
Thanks for your reply Dejan "Belgrade is not the city to visit with the girlfriend as you will find million beutiful girls there" Don't i know it :-)... I've still got a sore head and have developed a nervous twitch because of the girlfriend after a little too much looking ;-)..... Cheers Cuz

Dejan		23-Aug-2006 13:58
Cuz, Belgrade is not the city to visit with the girlfriend as you will find million beutiful girls there!! Go to floating resturants and bars near hotel Yugoslavia or visit Ada Ciganliya, huge lake 5min from the city center, have a cold beer and enjoy!! Welcome to Belgrade again and best wishes...

Cuz		22-Aug-2006 15:30
Quick question if i may, where abouts is the outdoor swimming pool in Belgrade? We could have done with that at the beginning of July, temps were around 35c, not good when you come from a city where it rains all the time and temps in August are only about 21c-ish :-(.... We're from Manchester UK by the way. Cuz

Cuz		22-Aug-2006 15:24
Great photo's....I was in Belgrade this summer with my girlfriend for 4-days before travelling down to the Montenegrin coast. Belgrade was fantastic :-)We had such a great time we're going to return again next summer. If only to sit & drink beer in the bar at the fortress :-), the one looking toward the railway bridge, what a view,beautiful.. Thanks again for all the pics.... Cuz

Vicente		15-Aug-2006 12:20
Hi Stefan, ...you can delete this comment if you want to....I visited Serbia many times and I enjoyed it there lol. Anyway you stress about Serbia too much and for me foreign to Serbia this is way too exaggerated. There is no point discussing with any USA militant idiots, because if you do it you will start being similar to them at some point. Wonderful pictures! Cheers, Vicente

ddd		24-Jul-2006 13:34
Serbia is the best...........................

Stefan SERB		21-Jul-2006 18:58
Eric and Ivana, Yes that is fine, thank you very much. Regards; Stefan

Eric and Ivana		21-Jul-2006 18:29
Dear Stefan, Nice to see something from Belgrade! We have two apartments for rent and I like to link to your page. Is that OK with you? www.beograd.nl

Alessio		20-Jul-2006 12:23
Hi,i hope you can help me,i have to go to Belgrade for a wedding next week but i really know nothing about the city(discos,clubs,bars,hotes and so on),my mail is cartavetra1@yahoo.it pls contact me!

Guest		18-Jul-2006 08:57
Pozdrav iz Sibira, brate Srbin!

Simon		16-Jun-2006 18:34
thanks for the photos, really enjoyed it. regards, Simon London

Yiannis Pavlis		15-Jun-2006 12:32
nice gallery dear friend ,and i am glad there are still patriots that show a part of their country .best regards Yiannis.

Rusak		09-Jun-2006 21:35
Quality joke Alex :) Come on the Serbia and Montenegro (for the last time anyway)on Sunday I'm cheering up on you guys as Russis didn't make it to the world cup!

Guest		08-Jun-2006 23:16
Serbia is the best place to visit.

Stefan SERB		07-Jun-2006 16:13
hahahahahaha Alex that is excellent.

Alex Belgrade		07-Jun-2006 12:28
Okay. Here is a joke. A Serb and a Montenegrin, now living in separate states, are talking about the summer. The Serb says: "You know, I think I will go to the Turkish seaside, and not the Montenegrin one". The Montenegrin says: "Why?" The Serb replies: "Turkey is cheaper. Turkey has running water for the whole day. Turkey has better service. And, we've been in a state union with them far longer than with you guys". Ahahaha Good one, eh?

Sarah		06-Jun-2006 01:00
Beautiful pictures of a beautiful land! Greetings from England!!!!!

babs		30-May-2006 21:19
hello i saw your pictures and saw that the last pictures are from the swimmingpool in ub. Where are you from and where do you live?

Alex Belgrade		27-May-2006 18:14
Rusak, Many thanks! We can't change the past. But,we can do something about our future. I am very happy and when the independence of Serbia is officially proclaimed, I will go out and celebrate. We'll stay in touch.

Alex Belgrade		27-May-2006 18:11
john-pgh, Thank you for your nice comments. Belgrade has changed A LOT since you've last been here. Now we have many new buses, new streets, phasades of buildings repainted, new buildings being built etc. There is a lot of work going on in Belgrade, a lot of positive energy. The buses are not as full as before (now about 1,000 buses and other vehicles are in service for the public transport, during sanctions it was only about 400). So much work is being done, and Belgrade now looks like any other normal European city. The energy of the people is there and the warmth also - just like when you were here. That will never change. Also, our quality of life has improved (heating, public transportation, electricity). There are foreign mega markets, foreign banks, many new investments... I think you would be surprised to see Belgrade now. And you are right, our vegetables DO taste better than in the West. Trust me, I know :) Greetings from sunny Belgrade

Rusak		27-May-2006 17:04
True Alex, you've got many decent points there. May be you're right, as well as you been serb I suppose you can see all that from better perspective when me. I suppose its a bit like when Soviet Union fell down, I felt very sorrow. We've been feeding all of those little states for 70 years, and then they turn their backs on us just like that. But on a plus side, just like in Serbia's scenario we could prosper independently with no need for feeding some poor neighbours. My congrats to you on Serbia's independence! P.S. Nice photos from Ravna Gora Alex!

john-pgh.		27-May-2006 05:40
Enjoyed looking at the photos of Belgrade. It's a vibrant city. I was there in late 1992 thru March of 1993. The greatest thing about Belgrade is its people. The people I saw there were warm, spirited and friendly despite the hardships they had to endure during that time. Just getting on a bus then was a challenge as they were so crowded. I never knew so many people could fit into one bus. With sanctions spare parts and tires were at a premium. I understand they have new buses in Belgrade now thanks to the Japanese. Bravo Japan. Also, just about every fruit and vegetable I ate in Serbia tasted better than in the States. Honest. Go there and see for yourself!

Alex Belgrade		26-May-2006 10:21
Dear Rusak, Montenegro, with a population of only 600,000 was hardly a factor of power and population - it hardly made us stronger. It only slowed us down and it made Serbia bear most of the expenses of the disfunctional State Union. Why should Serbia pay for 2 states - for Serbia AND the Union, while Montenegrins should run around and advocate for their own independence? Why is their state more special than our state? Why should Serbia sacrifice its statehood and others pursue their statehoods? The West will continue to pressure Serbia until we fall into place, which we will, which even the so called defender of Serbs Milosevic did by - in the end, giving them even more than they initially asked for. Where Milosevic and the radicals defended Serbs, there are no more Serbs left, or very few of them are left, and there are now US army bases - from Bosnia, to Kosovo. That is the result of Milosevic's defence of Serbs. America will achieve everything it wants, regardless of who is in power in Serbia. We just have to deal with it and try to avoid senseless casualties and wars, instead of going against the wall with our head, against the world. Having a pro-Western government is good because, maybe, just maybe, we might get something out for ourselves, by playing nicely-nice, instead of being in conflict with the West. Trust me, Roman, with Serbia independent, it can finally take its state in its own hands instead of sacrificing itself and dragging others along for the ride. We were a state long before the whole failed concept of Yugoslavia. We are a state again. Thank God. Yugoslavia is now just part of our history books. We need to be Serbia again, as we have been for a thousand years. Period. I would NEVER again renew Yugoslavia - because that would mean the same old story with Croats, Muslims etc. Thanks, but no thanks. As for Montenegro, the people of Serbia and Montenegro will always be brothers, because of centuries of our common history (and same enemies), religion, language and ties between families and cousins.

Rusak		22-May-2006 12:49
May be you're right Alex and I replied to your email, but this also means that it will be easier to pressure your countries separately on its own. It also means you have less population, less power, lesser say in the world community You may thank American "brothers" for that Alex :(

Alex Belgrade		22-May-2006 08:33
Since Montenegro has voted for independence, not only has it become independent once more, but, automatically, so has Serbia. That means - for the first time since 1918, Serbia will be a fully recognized, independent, sovereign state, with full domestic and international state capacity. For the first time since 1918, it will once again have the Serbian Army, Foreign Affairs Ministry and so forth. The Yugoslav national symbols will finally be dropped once and for all. Instead, the Serbian flag shall rise in New York, Geneva, Brussels, Moscow, Paris, London, Rome, and elsewhere. Montenegro's independence has finally ended the dissolvement of Yugoslavia, a process which lasted for 16 agonizing years. I wish to congratulate the brotherly state of Montenegro its newly rediscovered statehood, and I wish to the people of Serbia the same thing. Things are slowly falling into place. Everything is coming together like a puzzle. LONG LIVE THE SOVEREIGN, INDEPENDENT and FULLY CAPACITATED, INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED STATE OF SERBIA! We still have some things to do, but this is a good start. Last night I have played the Serbian national anthem, kissed the Serbian flag and bowed to it, and wished my beloved Serbia good night, and when I got up, I wished it a happy and shiny good morning! This, after 88 years of experimenting with Yugoslavia, is a truly historic moment for Serbia. I am so happy!!!

Eldar Kadymov		06-May-2006 18:03
Guys, I enjoyed your fabulous polemics so much that I certainly believe now you might consider posting it on some web site to educate ignorant people around the globe ( and in its specific regions :-)), or better yet launch the book ! Never have crossed this idea ? Otherwise, great gallery, but I am very dissapointed with Stefan who promised me to post some candid shots and didn't :-) ! This is not the right way to treat old friends, ah :-) ?

Alex Belgrade		05-May-2006 22:43
Why I love Belgrade so much and why more and more people come here Belgrade is the capital of the former Yugoslavia and the present Republic of Serbia. It sits at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. It occupies a central position in South-Eastern Europe and West Balkans. Its position is strategic, as two pan-European corridors - number 10 and number 7, pass through it. It is the hub of the region. It has 1.7 million people (urban and rural areas, i.e. downtown and suburbs). It is a growing and rapidly developing city with many contrasts everywhere. It is the industrial, commercial, business, financial, tourist, cultural, sports and educational center of Serbia and the Balkans. After a most agonizing and difficult period of time, which lasted for 15 years, Belgrade has in recent years again started to have the role that belongs to it, welcoming everyone with open arms and hosting important events in the domain of sports, culture, entertainment and business. To name just a few recent ones - it hosted the European Basketball Championships and the World Volleyball Championships in summer of 2005. It is set to host the World Waterpolo Championships in 2006. Also, in 2009 it will hold the World Summer University Games (Universiade). It hosted the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development - EBRD's annual conference. It also hosted many famous world singers, actors, athletes. Just a few days ago the Gumball 3000 race of the world's rich and famous drove through Belgrade. It has recently been named as the City of the Future in South-Eastern Europe by the Financial Times. For all these and many other reasons, Belgrade is the place happenin' at the moment. It is a living city, a city alive, energetic, vibrant, a city whose streets are practically filled up with people all the time, and where things seem to be happening practically all the time. A city of turbulent history, chaotic architecture from all sorts of periods - buildings seem to be thrown in without a particular order or rule, and the unique atmosphere in the streets - atmosphere made by the people - all that is sort of thrown in and mixed together in one crazy Balkan mixture, and when I say crazy, I mean that in a good way. Affordable prices, good nightlife, good wine and dine, lots of things to see, live and explore, all these are reasons for which people visit Belgrade. Curiosity, a desire to see and try something different - not so typically Western because all the Western cities are more or less the same. Something neither completely Western, nor completely Eastern. In Belgrade, civilizations and religions have met and clashed and have remet and reclashed, and so for centuries. This is where West Europe meets East Europe, where Christianity meets Islam, where Europe meets the Orient, where history and tradition meet the modern times, where communism meets capitalism. The capital of the "boo-hooed" Serbs, or "the Serbs" as the world likes to fingerpoint us in recent years, sits proudly on its two beautiful rivers, smiles and awaits for everyone to come to it, with a forgiving, Slavic soul and a wide, Balkan heart. By Alex, Belgrade

Alex Belgrade		05-May-2006 21:41
Belgrade in the near future, part 2 - LRT In five years, Belgrade will finallly have a subway system, known as LRT - Light Rail Transit. It is planned that the Subway will have 3 operating lines. Many countries in the world, such as Dublin, Hannover, Manchester, Melbourne and others which are roughly the same size as Belgrade, have the LRT in place. Belgrade will have it by 2011. The whole project is costly - 450 million euros. In the 1970s, the project for a "classic" subway system, instead of the Light one, was made. But, apart from the lack of money, there was a problem with the feasibility. The most strained highways in Belgrade currently receive between 8 and 9 thousand passangers (people) in an hour. In the next 20 years, the number will increase to 14,000 people per hour. The "classic" subway is profitable only if at least 40,000 people drive on a particular highway per hour. Belgrade, because of its size, does not have the need for a subway that exists in New York or Paris. Such a subway would cost 1.3 billion euros for just the first line of the subway. Belgrade has neither the amount of people, nor the amount of money, to cover such a project and make it profitable. So, for Belgrade, the Light Rail Transit is ideal. It is fast, reliable, comfortable and will relieve the stress from many of Belgrade's clogged streets and highways. The first line of the LRT will go from Ustanicka to Tvornicka street in Zemun. Total length of this line is 13 kilometers. It will have 6 stops under ground and 10 stops above ground. From the first to the last stop it will take 28 minutes. The LRT will be automatically controlled by computer. This is what it will look like.

Alex Belgrade		05-May-2006 21:11
Presenting Belgrade in the near future For the 2009 Summer University Games which will be held in Belgrade, a Sports Village is being built at Block 67 in New Belgrade, to host the athletes from all over the world - 200,000 square meters of comfortable space, along with all the necessary infrastructure, such as shops, post office, bank, etc. The biggest shopping mall in Belgrade will be built here. After the Universiade, this will be a residential and business area. To see how it will look, here are 3 photos (links below):

Alex Belgrade		05-May-2006 20:53
Stefan, Thank you for putting the Gumball 3000 photos on your site.

Stefan SERB		05-May-2006 18:44
Done.

Alex Belgrade		03-May-2006 21:48
Ireland Online Gumball rally zips through Balkans 02/05/2006 - 17:09:43 Celebrities and socialites taking part in the Gumball Rally 3000 received a boisterous welcome in Belgrade today as they passed through the Balkans on their multi-continent itinerary. Motocross racer Carey Hart, the husband of singer Pink, waved to the crowd of more than 5,000 people gathered in and around Belgrade City Hall, where authorities organised a reception for some 240 participants of the high-speed dash. �It�s amazing, I�m really excited about this journey,� Hart said amid roaring Porsches, Ferraris, a gullwing Mercedes and dozens of other souped-up sports cars. The annual race kicked off on Sunday in London following a massive party, crossed through the tunnel to France, then Belgium and Austria, cheered by fans at several stops. Today, participants in 120 cars crossed from Hungary into Serbia where the vehicles were scheduled to board a chartered cargo plane that will take them to Thailand for the next, Asian leg of the race. �It�s been great, really fantastic,� said Deepak Jain, a Washington, DC-based entrepreneur who drove in a Porsche 911. The rally was named after a 1970s road race � in which the prize was a gumball machine � that inspired the movies Gumball Rally and Cannonball Run. It has drawn criticism as some participants have been involved in accidents or arrested for speeding in recent years. This year, however, there have been only a few minor accidents in central Europe, and the police in Serbia apparently turned a blind eye to the convoy�s high speed, waving to participants rather than issuing tickets, Jain said. However, a Rolls Royce Phantom driven by Ezra Chapman from Great Britain veered off the road on the stretch between the Hungarian border and the Serbian capital. No one was injured in the accident, but the vehicle was badly damaged, a police report said. As the rally drove through Belgrade toward the airport to board a waiting aircraft, thousands more lined the streets cheering, waving and gawking at the sleek sedans and roadsters. After Asia, the vehicles and the drivers are to be flown to the United States for two final days of the race, May 6-7, in California, capped with a party at Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles.

Alex Belgrade		03-May-2006 21:47
Stefan, I think I have sent you some of the photos of the Gumball 3000 race. I also sent you some B92 photos. It would be nice if you can put them here, with naming the source. For those of you that do not know, Gumball 3000 is an annual event in which famous people and celebrities from the world of movies, sports and music participate. This year the Gumball 3000 went through Belgrade.

Rusak		02-May-2006 00:19
Need to correct myself now! Meant to say SRBIJA!!!

Rusak		02-May-2006 00:18
Hey Stefan, nice correction, more accurate :) Alex was emailing me how Seria is exporting us some of your newest Ikarbus buses. Good to see our countries get back to close friendship once again!

Stefan SERB		01-May-2006 20:47
Is that a compliment? That really doesn't make much sence because Bulgaria (whose capital is Sofia) is getting into the EU in 2007, so if our city is better than Sofia shouldn't we be in the EU now? :P Belgrade is better than all East European cities, only Moskva and Saint Petersburg are better and that is because they are in a superpower (Rossiya).

Jeff		30-Apr-2006 03:06
wow man god teenagers and u gat a good appartment but my frend,tell u the trouth Mc Donald"s sheeth(govna).BETHER SITY THEN sOFIA,BG BUT 50 YARS FAR FROM EU HOME.OK SEE U AFTER 45,50 Y.IN EU.

Alex Belgrade		29-Apr-2006 23:59
The most famous world stars and their expensive cars will spend a short time in Belgrade, as the Gumball 3000 race will pass through Serbia! The race begins on April 30 in London and ends on May 7 in Los Angeles. Stars that are supposed to come to Belgrade with their expensive "toys" are: singer Pink, rapper Snoop Doggy Dog, actor Adrian Brody, actress Derryll Hannah, skater Tony Hawke, actor Paul Walker, actress and super model Pamela Anderson, some say even super model Naomi Campbell, actor Bruce Willis, actor Nicolas Cage, former Formula 1 champion Damond Hill and many, many other famous people from the world of sports, movies and music. Apart from celebrities, in the past years some very special cars have done the Gumball 3000, including a Ferrari F50, a Ferrari F40, a couple of Ferrari Enzos, a Koenigsegg, a bunch of Carrera GTs, a Mercedes CLK-DTM, a Lola T70 Mk3 Race Car and many many more! 120 cars is the maximum number.

Stefan SERB		29-Apr-2006 16:55
Alexandar, I'll go where I want, never return to my site again then! Yours truly; Stefan SERB SRBIJA I ELLAS ZA UVEK!!

Alex Belgrade		29-Apr-2006 06:23
Aleksandar, Stefan may have a bit of a harsh language and an impulsive reaction that I do not agree with, but you will notice that it was a reaction to those people that were also primitive, but came from the West, which you did not mention. I think Stefan's photos are nice. He is not a professional photographer competing for a prize, he took the photos with a digital camera as he was touring the city, and the weather was a bit cloudy when the photos were taken. Although I think he should tone down his voice and his language a little, I certainly do not think he should not visit Belgrade again. Belgrade welcomes everyone, including tourists from so-called civilized countries that had bombed it not so long ago. Certainly Belgrade can welcome Stefan who is a Serb.

Aleksandar		29-Apr-2006 04:13
Stefan , I wish you never come to my city again . You don't know the names of the buildings , your pictures are bad , you speak in a primitive way . You don't belong here , stay where you are . I wish you never wisit Belgrade any more !!!

goran USA		28-Apr-2006 06:00
jedna slika preko hiljudu reci , sta drugo da se prica , neki mogu samo da zavide , obisao sam ,neznam ni sam koliko drzava i gradova , ali iskreno , lepseg od beograda nema , i jos u sami grad se perfektno uklapa , stil u kome se zivi u istom ... pozdrav iz Wisconsin - Milwaukee , USA

Alex Belgrade		28-Apr-2006 05:01
Marija, Slazem se sa tobom.

Marija		28-Apr-2006 01:23
Sasvim slucajno sam naisla na ovu galeriju trazeci slike iz SCG. Necu komentarisati fotografije, jer postaju potpuno nebitne nakon citanja komentara. Verujem Stefane, da ako si zeleo da pokazes svetu koliko je Beograd lep, dostojan divljenja i ravan mnogim svetskim gradovima, onda si takodje trebao da zadrzis dostojanstvo, i ne upustas se u rasprave sa ljudima spustajuci se na nivo koji se zaista moze nazvati neprimerenim (blago receno). Mislim da takvim reakcijama i recima samo doprinosis uzasnom imidzu koji Srbija vec nosi zahvaljujuci masi losih poteza odredjenih nasih sunarodnika, i nijedna fotografija, ma koliko bila dobra, to ne moze popraviti. We know that Serbia is beautiful country, and it has very good people, but let show that to the world with more dignity. Peace

Rusak		28-Apr-2006 00:51
Hey Alex. I'll put my e-mail address on here, Ive got no problem with that: vit-krest@yandex.ru Sure keep in touch brother I'm also very happy that Church is coming back to its glorious past, these are our roots and future too. Communism made Orthodox church ilegal in Russia, and so in the rest of the Soviet Union. That was a disgrace. I also like that Czar family were made saints, but on the other hand I have doubts when I think what Czar could have done to make the situation better or at least to preserve it. But true he was a good man. Nowadays churches are going up like mushrooms, so they need be as well considering how many of them were blown up in 1920-s etc!!! :((( I dont want to talk about Milosevic anymore either, I have my views, you have yours. In Russia we have a saying - I'll agree but do it my way anyhow :) But I like to retariate that the man was a legend, not a cocksucker like many eastern European politicians (for instance poles and czechs) who were ready to suck big american cock at once. He was the man who loved his country, proudly stood up and said that its Srbija and not America and he will not take any shit from those cunts in NATO! I do accept like everyone of us he made mistakes, particularly Daiton agreement, but anyhow he was forced into it by the situation and sometimes situations are stronger when people... Anyhow nice talking to you again Alex, keep cool

Alex Belgrade		27-Apr-2006 17:17
Rusak, I am glad that the Russian Orthodox Church has declared the Romanov family as saints. I also hear many new churches are being built and that the Russian Patriarch has the treatment of the Tzar. There is nothing we can do about the past - communism is responsible for the lives of TENS OF MILLIONS of people, it also removed faith in God from the hearts and minds, and introduced a very questionable ideology. I wish we could correct so many things, but all we can do is learn from our past and hope we do not make those mistakes again. Serbs have a problem with this, they tend to repeat the same mistakes. Perhaps you can post a PRIVATE comment for Stefan in which you can give your email address and then he can send it to me. I would like us to be in touch. Cheers. P.S. Of course Serbia would have existed without Milosevic, like it exists now. As a matter of fact, if we had someone smarter and more pro-Western, we probably would not have lost so much territory. Milosevic's biggest promise during the Yugoslav conflicts was - at least Serbia is safe, Serbia is spared the immediate war, but then the war came to Kosovo and then Nato bombed us. Everything Milosevic said was a lie. Everything he did turned out to be wrong and disasterous for the Serbian people. Please God, spare us such "defenders" of our nation in the future. Everywhere Milosevic and Seselj waged wars, there are no more Serbs left (or there are only a small number of them left). Americans now have army bases in Brcko, Tuzla, Kosovo... Trust me, if we had anyone else, we would have faired much better. But, as Communism was collapsing in Europe Milosevic continued to wave with flags which had communist red stars on them. Instead of presenting himself as a democratic, like Tudjman did, Milosevic continued to promote Communism. Etc etc I can't talk about him, it makes me too angry.

Rusak		27-Apr-2006 11:47
Nice comments Alex, I will not agree with you on past and particularly on Milosevic, you are right I dodnt live in Srbija but I genuinely think that he was the only one who wanted to change things and protect his country. Believe me if it wasnt for him Im not even sure if such country called Serbia would still exist on world's political map. I agree with you on past and present, but also have to agree that slaughtering the Romanovs and generally 99 % of elite then and in Stalin's time was massive blow to country and its people. I think we are still recovering from some of aftereffects. There were some good things during the communist time, the whole world was afraid of us (although most of it still is) and we were really powerful but socially and in respect of civil rights, religion etc it was very tough. Russian Empire would've been number one country in the world just like it was in 1913 but for Communists... Although Czar was a nice family man he needs to take a blame because HE WAS NOT A POLITICIAN or ruler and allowed country to go slack. He should've resigned well before WWI, which we should've never joined. It was fought by France, UK and Germany purely for colonies and welost our country for a while because of that war... Anyway have to go now, good speaking to you Alex Rosija i Srbija za uvek! Svoboda ili smert!

Alex Belgrade		27-Apr-2006 07:33
Dear Rusak, Russia did not always back down on us. Imperial Russia had helped Serbia a lot, in pursuit of freedom and independence from Turks. But, Russia always looked at its own interests first, which is normal. I am not angry at Russians. I know that the Russian people have special ties to the Serbian people, and vice versa. I truly admire and respect Russia and I would warmly greet every Russian. I am angry about Serbs. We tend to make myths of things and blow them out of proportion. Prince Milos Obrenovic of Serbia said to the Russian ambassador: "The Serbian people are eternally grateful to Russia and we will pray that God keeps Russia great, but at the same time, I must warn you - Serbia is not ready to give up being tutored by Austria and Turkey, just so that it can be tutored by Russia". The ambassador was shocked, but there were moments when Russia wanted Serbia to just be quiet and obey. As you know Tito had said NO to Stalin in 1948, and he was the only one who did that and lived to tell about it. We hate authority, even if it comes from Russia. My friend, pray for the salvation for the soul of the Romanovs, because what happened in 1917 was a huge sin - pray, pray, pray and Russia will once again be great. Putin is a great man. He has a strong arm and knows when he needs to use it. Of course, it helps that Russia is a big country and a nuclear power. Of course, if Serbia was as big as Russia, and if Serbia had nuclear weapons, things would be different. Then we could play political and other games with the West. But, Serbia is a small country, devastated by the events of the last 15 years, and hungry for a normal life, hungry for acceptance. My friend, may God help Russia to restore its identity and its former glory. Keep your Slavic and Orthodoxy going, and pray for Serbia. With deep respect and love for Russia, I, however, feel that Serbia belongs to the EU. To the people of the West who are reading this, you do not undserstand the greatness of the Russian soul and heart. The same Slavic soul that Serbs share, but in Russia it's stronger and bigger. In order to understand Russia, please see the movie "The Barber of Siberia", by Nikita Mikhalkov. One of my favorite movies! "In Russia, everything is so strange. They go to war singing and to a marriage crying. They beat each other black and blue and then go to have a drink together. They wrestle with bears. And they stick to their word. In Russia, a given word is worth more than any piece of paper or contract"... That, my friends, is Russia. The West will never be like that and will never understand. In Serbia we are similar, but we do not wrestle with bears :) Cheers to all. Let us explore each other's histories, traditions and cultures, it will make us all closer to each other. I wish understanding between the East and West, and a true global cooperation, rather than global tensions. Bye.

Alex Belgrade		27-Apr-2006 07:10
Dear Rusak, I totally agree on your "West is bad", part one. I have not read part two yet. You are right - Muslims are taking over Europe, in one way or another. France, Germany etc all have millions of muslims which should not be there. Turkey should NOT be in the EU. That would be the end of, at least nominally, Christian Europe. But, if 450 million people think it's a good idea, why should the 7 million people in Serbia be different. As for Nato, I know that it bombed us but we cannot be the only ones outside Nato. It will modernise our army and we will have guarantees against foreign aggression. You know that Bulgaria, Albania and Hungary have territorial pretensions against Serbia. Hungary is using its position in the EU to start stearing trouble in Vojvodina, and other countries around us are either on their way to the EU or Nato, or part of it. Personally, I am sick of being in an isolated country and being looked as a nation of monsters and misfits. I just want a normal life, and for the past 15 years it's been far from normal. As for Milosevic, all he and his crazy wife thought about was their own personal stay in power. He wanted to preserve Yugoslavia. He failed. He then wanted to unify all Serbian lands. He failed. May I remind you that he gave away Krajina without a fight - that's where my cousin died, and for what?? - he introduced sanctions against the Bosnian Serbs. He signed the Dayton Agreement because he had to, but we lost some lands of Bosnia and Hercegovina then. Then his isolationist policy and stubborness led to the Nato agression. He proclaimed victory (?) as we were withdrawing from Kosovo. And the people suffered under sanctions, while his family and 200 of his clones got super rich, he criminalized our name and history, he lost our centuries old lands, he made us misfits of the world. And he lied so much. From "Nobody should beat you", to "With us there is no uncertainty", to "Fast railways of Serbia", to "Swedish standard of living", and all the other bullshit. Not to mention the political oppression, political murders, arests, etc. In short, he did not produce any good results. Not only Yugoslavia was not kept, not only that the Greater Serbia was not created, but also the "small" Serbia, in the unfair Tito's communist borders, became even smaller as MILOSEVIC and the RADICALS have lost Kosovo. The moment we withdrew, that was the moment we practically lost Kosovo. And not to mention the 15 years of hardship that the Serbian people went through, while the regime grew notoriously rich and arrogant. Milosevic brought us only destruction, death, pain, economic suffering and general misery. Not once did he visit someone who was wounded in hospital, not once did he pay his condolences to a mother that has lost her child, not once did he deliver a toy to a child refugee. What his supporters had made of his funeral is a SCANDAL. They buried him when it was already dark, in a backyard of his wife's house, without the cross. Since when are Serbs buried at night, in a backyard, and the fact that they wanted to offer a church service for him, who was a devoted communist, it was all scandalous and an insult to Serbian tradition. Etc. Just thinking of Milosevic is painful for me. If you had been here for the past 15 years you would know. It's easy to be far away somewhere and talk about how great and beautiful Milosevic was. I am sorry, and I apologize to Stefan, but it's better to stop talking about Milosevic. Russia is a great country, I admire it and respect it. Bye.

Rusak		26-Apr-2006 21:47
Thanks for your help Alex, it was indeed too long :))) Anyway good job I managed to save it then :) Part two of my "West is bad" essay here we go :))) : You say we have always let Serbs down? Are you forgetting who freed you brothers from the turks? Fair play nowadays politics are tricky, but Russian people have been always in full support with Serbs. WTO - yes we tried it, but our so called "partners" from America put too many sticks in our wheels on this matter. Our great man president Putin thinks that we should just ignore it now. Obviously you are not well informed about it as you say that we try to get there at all cost. WTO is a big smoke screen, there isn�t much use in it. Americans say we have common front to battle terrorists (where world terrorism is again their child created in Afghanistan by them and now has bit them in the arse) one day and next day totally oppose our political and economical development - CUNTS!!! You say that we are looking to west? Yes, in a way that we want it to be. We are ready to live in piece with everyone, we have trading interests with many countries but now we a re well pissed off with EU telling us how to sell our gas and oil! Stuff them, we'll go on and sell it to Chinese and Indians! You say we let go all of our so called brothers from Baltic states, those cockroaches Ukraine etc. Well, they turned away from us for big buck, now they are prostitutes of the west... We dint need them, we've always feed them. For what, for them to turn our back on us now? Anyway when they left we had not enough power, power you could say we were on our knees in 1999. Same year you got bombed, we could hardly feed ourselves. Things are different now, and I hope its for good... All the best to you as well Alex and best regards to you Stefan Srbija i Rosija za uvek!!! Svoboda ili smert!

Rusak		26-Apr-2006 21:45
Hey Alex, good argument and well, I wont say good, but well argued point of view. I will never call brother a traitor, everyone is entitled to his views and opinions. Even gay people for that matter :). I see things one way, you see them in another light, fair enough I've got no problem with that. What I want to point out to you is that you ARE looking at EU and Europe and some aspects of life in the world as a whole through pink glasses my friend. You say how good is EU, fair play, I like the economical set up, no borders, no import-export taxes etc. but when you say Europe has never been as united as now you are deeply mistaken my man. European Union is in deep Constitutional crisis since signing and ratifying the treaty of Maastricht. Europe will never be a supper power. Despite some common roots and similar culture and traditions European people are just too different and divided by their national interests and will never be ready to dust them. Despite my constant criticism of EU I will agree with you, its wise for Srbija to join it now, it will be easier to rebuild your country this way. But mark my word, this institution and its time is running out, gay, double standards, political correctness turned into incorrectness when basic freedom of speech is suppressed by some vague values. Believe me African and middle east immigrants coming to power in countries such as France, Germany and UK are not helping the situation. If Turkey, a country with no civil liberties and no proper laws will be accepted it will be an end to Europe as we know it now. Turks are this - Turks, they always killed Christians openly (even Catholic priest was stabbed to death during publication of caricatures on profit Mohammed!) they also openly helped Chechnya terrorists during the Chechnya war and are best friends of America in Europe. Only 3 % of its population is in Europe anyway, its nonsense to let them in! Same as countries such as Croatia where nationalism and murders on national ground happen everyday. Even new countries such as Latvia, Czech Republic can not guarantee the basic freedoms and rights to their citizens and residents. Russians in Latvia and Gipsy in Czech Republic respectively are second rate people, it is beyond me how EU can close their eyes on these terrible mischief! You�re openly blaming Milosevic. I will never agree with you on that! Just like Stefan says he was the only man in the 1990-s who was truly patriotic about your country and done everything he could to keep it strong and united. Methinks its western propaganda that gets to you Alex. I will accept everyone makes mistakes, even such a man as Milosevic had some but all he always did was for the best of his homeland! Some say Yugoslavian example was an experiment of how Americans and the West wanted to divide up Russia. They didn�t even succeed on Srbija, they will never succeed!

Alex Belgrade		26-Apr-2006 16:15
Dear Rusak, The message will not display 1. if it's too long 2. if it contains certain inappropriate words. I am afraid the message is lost but next time, when you see that it is not displayed, hit the BACK button on your toolbar and it will appear. Then you can copy and paste it somewhere on your computer, and slice it or change certain words. Cheers to you my Russian friend!

Rusak		25-Apr-2006 14:49
I saved it, but I cant post my comment on here! Help!!!

Rusak		25-Apr-2006 14:41
Oh my god ive just sent a massive reply to you Alex and it dissapeared!!!!!!! :(((( Nuuuu Anyway in 2 words you are good man and entitled to your views and opinions, but some of your arguments are clearly coming from a man wearing pink gogles... If I have spare time will rewrite my whole massive comment again sometime Oh also wanted to ask you, AID's made in lab in the west? I thought it came from Africa when one of western diplomats had sex with African man who had sexual intercourse with a monke ! Anyway best wishes to you as well my man, keep cool! STEFAN - Any chance you can retrieve my post? SRBJA I ROSIJA ZA UVEK!!! SVOBODA ILI SMERT!!!!

Alex Belgrade		25-Apr-2006 06:11
To Rusak and Stefan Serb, As for my Russian brother, well, Russia, my friend, has left us out in the open too many times. I have deep respect for Russia because of its Slavic origin and Orthodoxy, but I think it's just looking after its own interests, and it's always done that, while we Serbs, as usual, made myths about things. Russia also wants to join the World Trade Organization, so it's pointless. The Serbian Radical Party and Milosevic's Socialists, the so-called patriots who keep to divide Serbia into patriots and traitors, think that Russia will veto the independence of Kosovo. It will NOT. All this is just empty talk and demagogy that comes from the two parties who have destroyed Serbia and the Serbian lands in the first place. Where is Yugoslavia now, that Milosevic tried to protect? Where is the Greater Serbia? Where is Krajina, Macedonia? Where is Kosovo and Metohia? Where are parts of Bosnia and Hercegovina? Milosevic has brought isolation and destruction to his people and to other people, he thought he was the new Tito and he did not realise that changes were happening in Europe (fall of the Berlin wall, collapse of the Soviet Union etc). He is not the only one to blame, but is a lot to blame since he was in charge of Serbia. Also to blame of course are people like Tudjman of Croatia, Izetbegovic of Bosnia, Ceku of Kosovo etc and also the West - which has broken up Yugoslavia (America, Germany and the Vatican)and bombed Serbs... Milosevic had smeered our glorious name. Until Milosevic, Serbs used to be respected for their roles in both world wars. Now Serbs are viewed as maniacs. While he brought sanctions and bombs upon his people, he and his regime got richer, his son Marko built the Bamby Land while Nato was bombing us, etc etc etc etc. Milosevic is the single biggest destructor of the Serbian people. Excluding foreign occupiers such as Turks, Germans, Austrians, Hungarians, Bulgarians etc, never has a Serb brought so much pain and destruction to his own people as Milosevic has done. These are facts but some people have been so blinded that they just can't see it. Too bad for them. I love my country deeply, I respect you because you are Russian, and I think Stefan is a great guy, but I have, and will continue to have strong political disagreements with you and Stefan. I have plenty of doubts about the EU - but the fact is that Serbia will be in the EU and Nato, and that is innevitable. We will have law and order, we will have access to European market (we will be able to get goods and spare parts in without customs and with less administration), we will be able to travel normally and our standard will get better in time, and we will be viewed upon as a normal country. I guess we will also fall into the pressure regarding homosexuals and all that, and we will lose our currency, but we all have to look at the big picture. Every country in Europe has had many wars with other European countries. Now they all live in peace and harmony. Never has Europe been so strong and so united as now. It is a logical process as only a strong EU can economically compete with America. If 450 million people can live in the EU, then Serbia will also have to live in the EU. Why should we always be different? That's the way it is. I am sorry that both of you do not see that. Even Russia is getting closer to the West every day - it had practically allowed Nato to come to its backyard, and is seeking a way to enter the WTO. And there is nothing none of us can do about it, including Rusak, we must accept that, globally, the situation is as such and Serbia, as a small country, must adapt to the New World Order, not fight it. Serbia alone is too small, and Russia is not small, but it is not doing anything. Don't you dare dispute my patriotism, or call me a traitor. I love Serbia above and beyond everything. But, as opposed to you and Stefan, I am a bit more realistic. Again, I wish all the best to you Rusak and to my friend Stefan, but that does not mean that I will agree with you politically.

Alex Belgrade		25-Apr-2006 05:45
"Guest" At least you should have had the decency to sign your name. And you should know that homosexuals exist in all countries, but in your country (you did not say which one, I guess it is a West country), they are given full media support in movies, TV shows, print media, etc, and in some cases gay marriages are allowed. I suggest you read the Bible and come back to Christianity, because the Lord's punishment will be severe. All that is evil comes from the West. Greed, blackmails and double standards of their Governments, abortion, gay marriages, etc. The West had created AIDS - it had escaped from a lab. I am sure the Bird Flu was also created in the West, in a lab, in order to reduce Asian population. The West just LOOKS good on the surface, but if you scratch just a little underneath, you will see how rotten it is. Note that this is my reaction to your reaction, which was completely uncalled for. But, it says a lot about you, you primitive sick bastard.

Cleveland SERBS		24-Apr-2006 20:53
Stefane svaka ti cast na slikama, super su! Braco Srbi, trebamo da ignorisemo osobe kao sto su "Nelson" i "Guest" onda se mozda malo smire i prestanu sa njihovim budalastinama i glupostima, ali sigurno nece zato sto su to takvi ljudi! Stefane super slike, cao!

Rusak		24-Apr-2006 20:51
Alex good news, nice to see brothers going up despite the black mailing of the west I'm sorry but politics is all around us and its difficult to keep em out of our lives. Shame, but those "democrats" from the west keep feeding us with their propaganda fairy tails :( And yeah by the way that Finincial Times is double is well known for its double standards, I'm surprised they've put such an honest account of Belgrade anyway! Anmd yeah I'd like to ask you Alex where was UNESCO's when albanian muslim animals were smasihng up historic orthodox cathedrals? :(

Rusak		24-Apr-2006 20:47
Guest uya American twat your time is runnig out and your empire is going down big time! Long live mother Russian and our brothers in Serbija and their beautiful country! Down with U.S.A!

Guest		24-Apr-2006 15:53
FUCK SERBS AND ALL THEIR SLAVIC FUCKING COUNTRYS. DO NOT EVER GO TO SERBIA, IT'S THE PLACE OF HOMOSEXUALS "GAY GUYS" AND THE PLACE FOR THE GREECES TO GET IT IN THEIR ASS. LONG LIVE MY ASS, SERBIA. GOD BLESS USA MOTHER FUCKERS, TERRORISTS=SERBIA

Alex Belgrade		24-Apr-2006 13:48
Please keep this forum beautiful, so keep politics and daily political issues out of it. By that I mean everything that is not related to Belgrade, which is the theme here. Also keep the insults out. I have seen too many good forums go to waste. Let's not have that here. So, everyone, please try to control what you post and what you say. Now, I have good news for citizens and fans of Belgrade. The Tasmajdan caves, which are now closed and which used to be bunkers and shelters during the wars (used for the last time in WW 2) will be rennovated into fish tanks and aquariums. The 50 aquariums would be underground and would fit perfectly in the natural surrounding of the stone caves, and would be a tourist attraction. The documentation exists and all that is needed is the blessing from City Hall officials. The whole project is costly but in 2 years it could be completed, and Belgrade would have something unique to show to visitors - one could sip a drink as he or she watches different fish in the aquariums, in an underground cave, isn't that cool? It is expected that the project, worth about 150 million dinars, will be supported by the Belgrade City Hall and the Ministry of Culture of the Serbian Government. It would also be a unique use of space which is now not used for anything. Also, the Avala Tower, bombed by Nato in 1999, will be restored to its original shape in about a year and a half. The site has been cleared of the rubble and debris, and soon this symbol of Belgrade will spring up, thanks to a media campaign and money that has been collected. The Serbian Ministry for Capital Investments and the Belgrade City Hall will finance the reconstruction of one of the symbols of Belgrade. I am also delighted to say that Easter service was held for the first time inside the St. Sava Temple. Work on the interior will last years, maybe even decades, but it's good to know that the Temple has become operational for important church services like Easter. In all, I think all of us in Belgrade can be optimists that our city will continue to grow, develop and become ever more beautiful. We have just ended the 19th Belgrade Marathon. People from dozens of countries took part and 20,000 people of all ages ran in the Fun Run. Carl Lewis, the world's top athletics star, came to promote the event. He also runs UNESCO's campaign - For Schools Free of Violence. The marathon was held inspite of problems with flooded rivers that Belgrade and the rest of Serbia are facing at the moment. I don't know how many of you have heard, but the Financial Times has recently proclaimed Belgrade as the City of the Future in South-Eastern Europe.

Rusak		23-Apr-2006 23:15
Hey Stefan, want to congratulate you brother with holly day when Christ came back from the dead! Happy Easter! Xristos Voskres - Voitinu Voskres!

Rusak		21-Apr-2006 09:31
Ratko Mladic - LEGEND !!!

nelson		19-Apr-2006 07:30
The reason you talk like that is cause your last govrnment bombed you with cheap propaganda and you were so ignorant and dumb to believe it!! I couldnt care less what you say! i came here cause you started the insults, i never said anything till u visited my profile and talked shit on it! So dont go crying like a baby now! And say what you want about the west! i couldnt care less!! i feel pity for you! in every sentence you use the word cunt, probably cause your wife soesnt give you enough....pathetic frustrated assholes! bye bye and goodluck with your beautiful country!! i wish i could post my pictures also here!! so you cant hide the sadness that is also part of your country!

Rusak		15-Apr-2006 13:13
Nelson is a very funny character :) I bet he believes that war in Iraq is right as well, hey they are building democracy there :). In the middle east... You have rights? Fuck you you two faced cunt. Your "rights" have been taken over by poofs and lesbos in the EU. Show me at least one right in your country that is not in fact guaranteed or enforced by the Russian Federation Constitution, we have all that and we dont mke the fuss about it. Have to tell you more, we dont go around the world steeling oil from others in the name on democracy. Frustration? I think thats whats going to your head when you realised that not everyone buys this democracy shit... Stop gloating about it you, sound pathetic. And your EU is very double standard "state" that steel money from your tax payers for some questionable causes. You will never be as powerful as Russia or America, face it... And on the subject of bombed trains, I feel sorry for people who become victims, but blood is on the hands on Tony Blair, Bush. Solana and the likes. When you start fucking up other countries it comes back to bite you in the arse...

Serdika		14-Apr-2006 21:20
Stefan SERB, my friend... Your gallery is nice, interesting. Your information is also well put... But as soon as I got down to your commentary page... I feel sad for you people :( You claim that you have traveled and been here'n there. If that is so, didn't that teach you that people have different believes? Why do you have to feel so... agressive against someone who might be different from you? :/ Try to be more liberal toward people, it will only do you nation good. It is importaint that you, the Serbians, and the Croatians and all of ther rest of the agressive nations in ex-ygoslavia, learn that you can't pressure someone to like or be something you have decided is right. You must use logic and give people the freedom to make their own choice. ... I am not going to tell you my nationality, because I don't think that should matter for you. The demand of the EU towards your country are there to help you, the people. So that crime will decrease and legislation will be done the European way. So that if your country does ever join us it will be safe for us to have Serbs coming into our states, not being worried about crime and such nasty things we all hate. It will help your economy as well, as businesses would cover the EU standarts and this would open the door for many foreign investors. I think Serbia needs such thing because right now, its GDP seems rather low. And the population under the poverty line is probubly not happy with their lifestyle, is it? ... Try to be more objective and less blindfolded. And less shouvenistic as well. I am not saying this to piss you off, I completely understand that as southern people we are a bit more ... "passionate" about things :) But I am trying to show you our prespective of the way things are. Good luck. You don't have to reply to me, I'm probubly not going to come and have a discussion.

Dejan		14-Apr-2006 10:58
Just to add, here are some pistures of one of most beautiful Belgrade girls - tennis player Ana Ivanovic: http://www.pbase.com/uncledejan/ana

Dejan		14-Apr-2006 01:24
Great photos Stefan. Keep up the good work. Wish to see more photos of Belgrade and Serbia and its wonderful people (specially womem :) ). Don't worry about "nelsons" and "adinas". Lost in this world they are hunting for attention in quite primitve, self-degrading way. Paying attntion to them is doing them huge favour. They are best ignored.

Stefan SERB		13-Apr-2006 13:09
Nelson, Don't be stupid, there you are again showing the ignorance of your Western mind. We want to enter the EU? The Government does, the people don't, if we are so desperate to enter your formidable example of excellence in the EU why hasn't Ratko Mladic been given up yet? The EU has forced back the deadline 3 times and we have NEVER given him up, yet they still run talks with us! If you ask me it seems like they badly want to repair the mistakes they made in bombing us instead of the terrorist Albanians, otherwise if we were useless to them, they should have already put sanctions on us, but instead they are still negotiatin, despite us not co-operating at all with their demands. Listen to yourself asshole. You want me to say thanks a lot for making my country look like a Third World country in Africa or Asia? SHUT THE FUCK UP AND LEAVE MY GALLERY, I SURE HAVEN'T RETURNED TO YOURS, IDIOT! YOU HAVE NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT EH? WELL AT LEAST IN SERBIA OUR TRAINS AREN'T BEING HIT BY SUICIDE BOMBERS AND OUR FEATS OF ENGINEERING AREN'T GETTING DESTROYED BY PASSENGER AEROPLANES!! You are completely ignorant of the problems you face, but I think it's better to keep it that way, you might learn to hate your own country and question the entire system of Democracy. Peace dude, now fuck off back to the hole you came from.

Nelson		13-Apr-2006 12:38
To Stefan and Rusak, You are so pathetic threathening people and calling them sick!! well i can assure you there are loads of serbian gays! and they are ashamed of people like you....uncultivated, ignorant people! even if the country is beautiful, rotten people like you make it sad!! With your sick talk about tanks and killing people...didnt you already kill enough? People laugh at your comments! and you can say whatever you want about the west but your country wants to join the EU so you want to become part of our elite!! Say whatever u want about hitler, or fake democracys or whatever! at least my rights are protected and i live a relaxed, happy life! without needing to watch out for sick fucks like you!! i feel pity for honest serbian people that have to share their countries with sick people like you!! And lets agree to disagree...if you are happy living there, stay there! i am happy here and have no plans leaving!! Life is good here and at least i am not so frustrated like you sound which makes me believe that every swearword you use is frustration.....frustration about the pityfull life you lead! well do something about it and start respecting people and their opinions! we dont live in a communist world anymore you know!

Guest		12-Apr-2006 18:20
Stefane, super su ti fotke. TO da mogu da budu "bolje" nije bitno kao sto to Prof. kaze. Koliko sam ja shvatio namera ovog sajta nije tvoje afirmisanje kao profesinalni fotograf. Sto se tice negativnih komentara raznih nikogovica, uvek ce ih biti a ti samo nemoj da se spustas nanjihov nivo i da ih komentarises. Uvek ce biti i dobrih i losih komentara za bilo koju stvar na svetu i nemoj da gubis svoje nerve i vreme pokusavajuci da se sa svima raspravis. Samo se nadaj da ce biti dovoljno pametni i da ce sami shvatiti koliki su gubitinici zbog svog stava. Pozdrav iz Los Angeles-a od vecnog Beogradjanina PS. www.belovegrad.com - mislim da ce ti se dopasti

Guest		12-Apr-2006 00:45
Yeah Stefan you may as well add some more pics of those sexy Belgrade women :)))

Rusak		12-Apr-2006 00:45
To Nelson "civilised european" yeah right, you so called civilised western europeans hide behind that veil of ignorance, double standards and your politicasl correctness - the instrument you lot use to advertise homosexuality and so called "democracy". Gays people are scum of the earth - bible says its a sin when one man shags another's ass or whatever that is. Haha, Stefan in Moscow they tried to organise such a parade as well under the slogan of democratic tolerance - they didnt even allow it to go ahead :)) ahahaha

Stefan SERB		10-Apr-2006 20:31
You sick fuck don't ever visit my gallery again you motherfucker I'll break your neck you fucking pussy freak of nature. God truly did fuck up when he created you. Go and spread your disease elsewhere and never visit my country. You fucking faggot I'll chop your dick off and feed it to my dog you piece of shit fucking scumbag. You fucking fag, tell me when you're in Serbia and I'll bring my militia and burn you alive!! Did you know that when there was a gay parade in Belgrade the locals went out with baseball bats and cracked all their skulls hahahaha, even police joined in, and there will never be another parade hahahahaha. PUSSY BOY!

Adina_G		10-Apr-2006 18:50
please stefan do you think you could hook my brother up with some male prostitutes on our next visit ?

Adina_G		10-Apr-2006 18:49
I love serbia Whenever i am there i get lots of gay sex. I like going in the winter.

EDIT CREATIVE COLLECTIVE		08-Apr-2006 20:06
thanks for the tour.. there are many serbians here in toronto and they all tell me their country is beautiful..thanks for sharing. you should be proud...

Stefan SERB		07-Apr-2006 15:25
You think Serbs are bad people? Read the other travel blogs on Serbia and you will find you are the only cunt who stands out as the only person to give negative image of my glorious country.

Stefan SERB		07-Apr-2006 14:06
Nelson, Welcome to my site you piece of shit. How did you expect me to fucking react you dickwad? You post pictures of some tower blocks and a gyspy roma settlement and you say Serbia is shit. Come on now you uneducated idiot, fuck you never come to Serbia again or I will man my tank you motherfucker. You say I am blaming the gypsies? For what? What are you talking about, that slum that you took a photo of is a gyspy settlement, that is a fact. I have nothing against gyspies, they are more loyal to Serbia than our Slavic brothers in Croatia and Bosnia. Idiot, you don't know what your talking about, you should never have mentioned a thing, now you have simply illustrated how stupid and uneducated you really are. Stick to what you know best, how to steal minerals off other nations and ruining every nation you step foot in. After all this is all you are good at, profitting from others' misery. Fuck you, you can suck my dick or I will gas you like Hitler hahahaha asshole.

Nelson		07-Apr-2006 11:49
Thanx for the comments on my blog! it just shows what kind of aggressive people live in serbia! and even with nice buildings you cant hide the sadness of the country, people like you! In my blog i said that the parts i saw looked depressing, i also stated i didnt visit the city, i only took pics from the train! that was MY impression so u have no right to bring it down! and also you start blaming gypsys right away! just shows what racist you are, and all those names you called me in that message, well i stand above it since u say i am some fucked up western european, well at least a civilized one and not one like you that insults and uses aggression to achieve his goals...didnt milosevic do the same?

Espen Hildrup		02-Apr-2006 20:23
Hi Stefan SERB ! Very nice Belgrade-gallery; it has actually put your city on my "Want-to-go-to"-list ! Take care ! Espen in Oslo, Norway.

Rusak		02-Apr-2006 02:36
Nice site and nice gallery Keep it coming man Correct mew if I'm wrong, BUT Moscow's Temple of Christ the Saviour IS the biggest orthodox church in the world One more suggestion, kbring back the photograph of Milosevich He's the hero killed by yiddo-masons, american fashists and their ass lickers from Europe Keep it for pride! Svoboda ili Smert! Russkie vpered! P.S. Was in Belgrade when my team CSKA Moscow played Partizan in UEFA Cup Great city and great people Srbia and Rusia forever!

Stefan SERB		01-Apr-2006 17:23
Hey Alex, I haven't seen you on my gallery for a long time, glad to see you again. Very well, I will remove the picture of the Great Milosevic, my plan was only to have it there for a week after his heath as a tribute, but then many idiots started to comment with hate so I kept it there and replied on every comment (never deleted any) as a sign of resistance. But now, my great hero has passed and there is nothing more I can do. Guest from Finland, You are of course very welcome to save some photos and show your friends, just please don't sell them or something lol :-) You should definately come to Serbia, it may surprise you! Regards everyone, Stefan.

Guest		31-Mar-2006 23:17
Hello from Finland :) WOW Serbia is really nice country!!!! i must visit it!!!! Stefan i take some picture from here to show my friends. is it ok?

Alex Belgrade		31-Mar-2006 22:44
Stefan, One comment, if I may: I ask you to please remove Milosevic from the gallery, you are ruining it! Don't turn this gallery of the city of Belgrade into a political promotion of some people, that not everybody likes. Let's try and forget politics for once, can we? I am sure you can create another gallery for such topics, but simply, Milosevic and any other current politician do not belong in this gallery. P.S. Belgrade belongs to us all so please remove all political photos. Hoping that you will understand what I am saying, I thank you. Alex Belgrade

Alex Belgrade		31-Mar-2006 22:39
Profesorka Lukrecija Konstantinovic, Stefan je samo poneo digitalni aparat i slikao Beograd, bez zelje da to bude umetnicko delo ili da ima veze sa profesionalnom fotografijom. Bio je to obilazak Beograda iz ugla jednog posetioca, a ne diplomski rad na temu fotografije.

Zemunac		28-Mar-2006 07:52
beograd nam je divan grad i to bez komentara. Najlepse cure koje sam imao su beogradanke, a jos plus ovo je najlepsi grad. Samo steta sto su ti dani bili tmurni (sivi) jer bi imao mnogo lepse fotografije. Ali opet kolekcija ti je lepa. Glavni cilj je ustvari da pokazemo svetu nas BG!

Eldar Kadymov		26-Mar-2006 21:11
This is very interesting gallery depicting life of very dynamic and charming city ! The only suggestion, if I may, would be to get more street life and, especially, beautiful women :-) ! BV

Giorgios		26-Mar-2006 12:03
Stefan, Είμαστε αδέλφια, ο πατέρας μου γάμησε τι πουτάνα που σε γέννησε :) Σερβία και Ελλάς για πάντα!!!! Regards from Ellas! Giorgios

Prof. Lukrecija Konstantinovic		25-Mar-2006 14:58
Stefane, ja kao profesor fotografije na BU imam ogromno iskustvo i preko 30 samostalnih izlozbi u mojoj bogatoj karijeri. Umesto sto te moja kritika vredja bilo bi dobro da je prihvatis onakvu kakva jeste - kao konstruktivnu kritiku koja ce te povesti ka kvalitetnijim fotografijama Pozdrav Lukrecija

Stefan SERB		25-Mar-2006 12:14
Hey prof, How about instead of critising my photos in my attempt to show Belgrade's beauty to the World, why don't you take some "technically amazing" photos with the perfect lighting etc. I am not an artist, I just saw all the beautiful buildings and took photos of them, if you look at the so far positive feedback it seems as though my attempt to show Belgrade's beauty is working. Regards; Stefan

Prof. Lukrecija Konstantinovic		24-Mar-2006 12:56
Slike su tehnicki gledano izuzetno lose. Pojedine zgrade su neprepoznatljive zbog loseg kadriranja, osvetljenja pozicije itd. Moraces da poradis na ovome jer u protivnom nemas neku buducnost u fotografiji. Puno pozdrava sa akademije i odseka za fotografiju

Bingo		22-Mar-2006 16:34
Putain des meufs de oufff... :) Pas mal les nanas de l'est mais je pr�f�re les russes :p

George Christakos		10-Mar-2006 15:02
Very nice photos from a very beautiful city. Not to mention the female beauties!!! Bravo Stefan. Keep up with the good work.

Stefan SERB		08-Mar-2006 19:37
Ederlezi, Merci beaucoup pour ta remarque. Parlez-vous l'Anglais? A bientot! Danijel, Thank you for your comment, those things are top of my list to take photos of next time when I am in Beograd. Hvala naj lepse. Regards, Stefan

danijel		08-Mar-2006 16:58
its not bad, but you have a not show up two important things. tht is : red star stadium MARAKANA, and partizan belgrade stadium JNA. Thanks. Danijel

Ederlezi		26-Feb-2006 20:17
Tres tres belles photos :) et de tres belles femmes aussi :P A bientot

Aleksandar		24-Feb-2006 22:42
Bravo,excellent pictures Stefan!Belgrade,my fave city:)Hope soon will be some new ones ;)

Minelon		22-Feb-2006 11:58
Odlicne slike Stefane. Veoma lepa galerija, samo jos malo NBGD i bila bi jos bolja... Ali u glavnom, svaka ti cast za slike.

FarsideMichael		20-Feb-2006 08:45
Hvala na lepim slikama Beograda. Nisam video Beograd vec mnogo godina i vidim da jos uvek lepo izgleda, pogotovu Beogradjanke. Puno pozdrava iz Afrike.

Emil		20-Feb-2006 04:59
I like your gallery as you captured the beauty of a truly great Eastern European City. The girls aren't bad either. I am originally from Novi Sad and can't help but feel that it is the greatest city in former Yugoslavia, however I do admit Beograd has its own beauty. Hvala ti na slikama Puno pozdrava trenutno sa Floride

Stefan SERB		12-Dec-2005 20:05
Finally subscribed to Pbase.com, check out few new pics at the bottom, plus new galleries, updated regularly. Kind regards, Stefan SERB

Alex Belgrade		04-Dec-2005 11:32
Aqua Park will be built in New Belgrade. It is supposed to be operational by summer 2006, but in the next few years additional facilities around it will be built.

Stefan SERB		28-Nov-2005 17:12
Really, where are they building it?

Alex Belgrade		27-Nov-2005 17:40
Belgrade getting 1st Aqua Park By the summer of 2006,Belgrade should get its first Aqua Park, which is financed by eminent Serbian basketball players, many of which compete in the NBA.

Stefan SERB		25-Nov-2005 16:58
Hello everyone, thank you for all your comments and feedback, keep them coming. Stefan SERB

Stefan SERB		23-Nov-2005 20:14
typing error...krvava bajka*

Alex Belgrade		23-Nov-2005 19:10
TO EVERYONE Today is November 23, 2005 and it is SNOWING beautifully in Belgrade. It looks great from my window.

Alex Belgrade		23-Nov-2005 19:09
Hi Stefan Serb! Actually, the Slavija square was until recently called "Dimitrije Tucovic" square. But, it has been renamed a few years ago back into Slavija (Slavia) Square. The people ALWAYS called it Slavia Square and not Trg Dimitrija Tucovica (Dimitrije Tucovic Square). Thanks for making the corrections that I have suggested. I think that white marble statue could be of Nadezda Petrovic, the painter? I am not sure.

Stefan SERB		19-Nov-2005 17:33
The Dimitrije Tucovic statue in the centre of Slavija Square was named incorrectly due to a prior typing error, sorry, and thank you for pointing that out. I have corrected it. Kind regards; Stefan SERB

Stefan SERB		19-Nov-2005 17:29
Hvala Alex, I thought it unusal for them to rename to rename Vuk's monument but I am not in Belgrade at the moment so I thought you know best. I think the white marble statue may be Desanka Maksimovic (famous writer - Krvana Bajka)? I am not sure though, if anyone could confirm a name for it I would be very grateful, I took that photo in Pionirski Park at the opposite side from the Federal Parliament. I am glad you like the photo at the swimming pool, I actually took that photo in a town called Ub which is southwest of Belgrade and is quite small. Thank you for all you encouragement, I am visiting New Zealand again at Christmas so I will put a gallery of NZ on soon as well. Cao, puno pozdrav iz Londona, Stefan SERB

Alex Belgrade		19-Nov-2005 15:57
On page 5, FIRST picture is - Vuk Stefanovic Karadzic monument On page 5, SECOND picture is - Njegos monument On page 8, it's - Dimitrije Tucovic statue on Slavija Square. Everything else is great. I loved that girl at the swimming pool and that Serbian grill. I guess after you spend your time with that girl in the pool, you get hungry :) I am sorry but I do not know who that white marble statue represents and that statue on page 11. Perhaps some of our fellow Belgraders who know can tell us. Cheers!

Alex Belgrade		17-Nov-2005 20:37
Stefan Serb, Thanks for placing new photos. And for removing that comment regarding Albanians. (Ionako smo prikazani u losem svetlu, ne treba to da pojacavamo, a osim toga ne mozes zabraniti da neko dodje ovde). Hvala, brate!

Guest		13-Nov-2005 14:45
Fotke su ti super ,samo sto ih nema u pretragama ; tj. kad u "search" ukucam "belgrade" ne pojavljuje se tvoja galerija . Ne znam u cemu je problem . BTW , vecina Albanaca je takodje protiv krvi i ratova , zakochi malo :-) Pozdrav ! Aleksandar

No Name		13-Nov-2005 01:26
Ekstra ti je galerija, samo probaj da stavis neke panoramske slike jer one na poslednjim stranama ne prestavljaju nista... Slikaj sa kalemegdana, ne znam... Pozdrav!

Stefan SERB		12-Nov-2005 13:18
Lot's of new images added and reordered, enjoy... Stefan SERB

vlastimir		10-Nov-2005 22:25
Nice Gallery, nice angles. As for your comment about Albanians I understand you completely as a Serb but I think that you should remove that. It makes only dammage to the image of Serbs and of course you can't forbide to anyone to visit this gallery. We should'nt show ourselves in that light. Stvarno je nepotrebno to sto si napisao sta god mislili o njima. If you want visit my gallery : www.pbase.com/vlastimir

Vlado Marinkovic		10-Nov-2005 07:09
Hello Stefan, thank you for visiting my galleries and for your comments. As regards your gallery of Belgrade, I like some of your photos, some are just snapshots, but, I think main thing is to try to show our Belgrade to the other people. Finally, pbase is a photo site, not political discussion board. I could understennd your point regarding Albanians, but, I do not hate anybody, so, in my opinion you should remove that sentence. Regards from Belgrade, Vlado . Any

george athens		10-Nov-2005 00:13
stefan your gallery is mush better than elias' one.more and of better quality photos!thanx! we Greeks love Serbia!

Stefan SERB		09-Nov-2005 17:30
Elias, Thank you for your encouragement, I enjoyed looking at your photos of Belgrade and as you have mentioned lots has changed. I have voted for your gallery. I will soon make galleries of photos from the UK and photos from New Zealand. Those fights in your galleries were fierce and mean but we stopped the insults in the end. I am glad we did before it got way too far (even further than it did). Anyway, thanks again. Stefan SERB

Stefan SERB		09-Nov-2005 17:22
Alex, I have noted your corrections and the reason why they were named as they were is because I just uploaded them from my camera and I hadn't had time to change the names from Serbian to English. Thank you for your help, I have made the appropriate changes. I am sorry but I cannot get rid of the comment about Shiptars because I have too much hate for them to let them enter my gallery. They have entered our country and destroyed Kosovo, I cannot let them ruin my forum. Thank you for all your comments, I will put some more photos on as soon as my trial period is up and I can pay to have a larger memory space. At the moment my memory is only limited to 10MB but I have many many more photos from both Belgrade and other places in and out of Serbia. Stefan SERB

HARIT		09-Nov-2005 17:12
BUFF SERBIAN LADY

Elias Hantzakos		09-Nov-2005 09:37
Hi Stefan! I'm glad that after the fierce fights in my Galleries, you chose to do something more creative and present the beatiful aspects of Belgrade :) I'm happy to see that Belgrade is getting prettier since my visit in 2002, and I hope I will get the chance to visit it again sometime. Greetings from Athens, Greece. Elias

Alex Belgrade		09-Nov-2005 07:10
Stefan SERB, May I make several requests: Please take a photo of the Serbian govt in day and night, and the new Ministry of Finance at night (next to the Serbian govt). Also some of the Belgrade Arena and the new buildings in Novi Beograd, on Bulevar Mihaila Pupina.

Alex Belgrade		09-Nov-2005 07:06
Dear Stefan SERB, I don't know if Belgrade is the most beautiful and most modern city in the world, but I am glad that you are a Serbian patriot who loves hic country, like me. Thanks for the photos. Keep up the good work.

dyaln		08-Nov-2005 19:13
safe stefan heavy gallery lol keep up the serbian flag man

pavle		06-Nov-2005 21:28
isnt serbia boom lol

tom		06-Nov-2005 21:27
not bad

alex		06-Nov-2005 21:25
like da gallery bit randopm but still

Stefan SERB		06-Nov-2005 21:16
I hope you like my gallery of Belgrade. All your comments are very welcome, I'd love to here what you think. Thanks; Stefan SERB

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