The documentary film The Witness, authored and directed by Denis Bojić, was shown in Phoenix, where it gathered numerous members of the Serbian community and once again confirmed that the need for the truth about the suffering of the Serbian people transcends spatial boundaries. The film was seen as an important cultural and identity event for the Serbian community in Arizona, especially considering that Phoenix

At the Theatre Akzent in Vienna, the ensemble of the National Theatre of the Republic of Srpska successfully performed the play Kuća, directed by Nikola Pejaković. The performance was attended by a large number of Serbian community members in Austrian capital. The visit to Vienna is part of the event Days of Krajina in Austria, organized by the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria. On this occasion, the ensemble and members

Our diaspora in Austria has been gathering in Serbian associations, or clubs as they are most often called, for decades. The associations are networked in all Austrian states, but also at the federal level, and the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska provides them with assistance and support in various segments of their work. The Serbian Clubs Association in Upper Austria celebrated 20 years of successful

Republic of Srpska House, a shop offering products from Herzegovina and Krajina, will open officially in Vienna today. A delegation from the city of Trebinje traveled to the Austrian capital for this occasion, led by Mayor Mirko Ćurić and including Deputy Mayor Dražen Bošković and Director of the Trebinje Agrarian Fund Veselin Dutina. Dutina told reporters that this was a major undertaking for

Screening of Guardian of Honor and Pride, the film by the Consul General of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Stuttgart, Vera Sajić, dedicated to the famous Đorđe Mihailović, the guardian of the Serbian military cemetery in Thessaloniki, was organized in Frankfurt am Main, at the Church of the Resurrection of Christ, by SECS Prosvjeta Germany and Sedmica Writers’ Association. As the author of the film, Vera Sajić, said: ‘The event provided an opportunity

The best students of the final years of studies at the University of Banja Luka spent 2-4 December in a study visit to Vienna, as part of a program organized with the support of the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria. During the three-day stay, the students visited the University of Vienna, the City Hall, the Austrian Parliament, and a number of landmarks as part of a unique

The Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Germany organized a panel in Stuttgart entitled The Dayton Peace Agreement – 30 Years after: Between Peace, Sovereignty and European Integration. The panel was attended by the Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska, Zlatan Klokić. Minister Klokić said it was very relevant to discuss the importance of the Dayton agreement 30 years later

The Days of Krajina event in Austria, organized by the Representative Office of the Republic of Srpska in Austria, was opened with a ceremonial academy in the Albert Hall in Vienna. The opening ceremony featured a rich cultural and artistic program that revived the identity, tradition and spirituality of the Krajina region. Actor Miloš Ćebić opened the evening in the role of Kočić’s David Štrbac, while the musical program was performed by the Banja Luka City