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World War II liberation anniversaries in Bosnia and Serbia

Overview

Various cities in the Balkans are commemorating anniversaries of their liberation from occupying forces during World War II.

In Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, ceremonies mark the 83rd anniversary of the city being liberated by Partisan units on October 2, 1943. Commemorations include laying flowers at monuments in Slana Banja and a formal session of the Tuzla City Council.

In Belgrade, Serbia, officials and diplomatic representatives from Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Armenia attended ceremonies at the Cemetery of the Liberators of Belgrade to mark the 82nd anniversary of the city’s liberation from German occupation. This event, occurring on October 20, 1944, was a joint operation by the Yugoslav National Liberation Army and the Soviet Red Army.

Entities

Joseph Stalin · Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski · Hanka Paldum · Peko Dapčević · Belgrade

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  1. [CULTURE] 10 sources
    Belgrade marks 82nd anniversary of liberation from Nazi occupation

    Belgrade commemorates the 82nd anniversary of its 1944 liberation from Nazi occupation by Yugoslav and Soviet forces.

  2. [CULTURE] 4 sources
    Tuzla marks 83rd anniversary of WWII liberation

    Tuzla marks the 83rd anniversary of its WWII liberation with ceremonies, a concert by Hanka Paldum, and a public viewing of Edin Džeko’s final international football match.

Sources

bosnainfo.ba · espreso.co.rs · kurir.rs · mondo.rs · mostarski.ba · nkpj.org.rs · nova.rs · politika.rs · rtvslon.ba · serbiantimes.info · subnor.org.rs · tuzlainfo.ba · vijesti.ba · vojvodjanskireporter.rs