The immigration of Slovaks to Kysáč started in 1773, where the role of Count Andrej Hadik stands out, who, probably because of his Slovak origin, wanted to settle a larger number of his compatriots on his Futoš estate. The first…
Nikola Tesla and Mihajlo Pupin are two of the greatest Serbian scientists and inventors, who fulfilled their careers, inventions and scientific achievements in the United States of America. Both made key contributions to the scientific and technological development of humanity,…
Cultural ties form an important basis of friendship between the people of Serbia and the people of the United States of America, and films and the film industry represent one of the most recognizable symbols of the US culture in…
Metrology in Serbia has a long tradition. The National Assembly of the Principality of Serbia voted, on December 1, 1873, the Law on Measures, which officially accepted the decimal metric system in Serbia and established the Department of Measures at…
The special nature reserve Gornje Podunavlje stretches on the left bank of the Danube, stretching for 64 kilometers. This area has a lowland topography with a flat and gently winding relief, abundant with meanders, backwaters, river dams and beams. Complexes…
Nadežda Petrović (Čačak, October 11, 1873 – military hospital near Valjevo, April 3, 1915) comes from distinguished families important for Serbian history. Educated as a painter in Belgrade under Đorđe Krstić and Kiril Kutlik, and then in Munich under Anton…
Serbia and Germany established official relations shortly after the Berlin Congress in 1871. The first agreements between the two countries were concluded in January 1883 – the Trade Agreement and the Consular Convention. After the conclusion of these contracts, the…
Petar II Petrović Njegoš (November 1, 1813 – October 19, 1851) was an Orthodox Montenegrin and Hill bishop and head of Old Montenegro and Hill from 1830 to 1851. He is one of the greatest poets and philosophers of this…
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