In 1992, a rock concert titled “Belgrade Rock Winner” was held during the Festival Belgrade Spring. The concert was broadcasted live by RTS. During the concert, Rambo Amadeus climbed on stage unannounced, wearing a recognizable fur coat. He interrupted Bebi Dol’s appearance and addressed the audience.
After this, for a long time he was removed from the state television program that broadcasted the concert. The then RTS planned to stop the live broadcast of the program as soon as Bora Djordjevic and Rambo Amadeus come on stage.
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War photo Limited is a web portal containing war photographs of war photographers exhibited in the War Photo Gallery in Dubrovnik.
Documentary dealing with relations between Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic and Croatian President Franjo Tudjman. It is based on the testimonies of the most prominent Serbian, Croatian, Slovenian and Bosnian politicians of that time.
Documentary from 2004 which provides a detailed insight into the attack on Dubrovnik, by the Montenegrin journalist Koca Popovic. This is the first documentary made in independent production, about the greatest participation of Montenegro in the wars during the breakup of Yugoslavia. The film includes segments of propaganda, siege display, as well as interviews with the main political protagonists of that time, as well as the Yugoslav People’s Army.
Documentary series from 2010 in the production of Radio Television of Montenegro. The film gives an overview of the official view of the Government of Montenegro about events during the attack on and siege of Dubrovnik in 1991. The archive material about the damaging of Dubrovnik was used, photographs of the testimonies of the representatives of the Dubrovnik military and civil authorities, as well as the prisoners from the Morinj detention camp.
In the exhibition, more than 350 items from museum collections were presented in the copies and original, and documentary videos showing all the absurdity of the aggressor destruction of the city, as well as the pain and suffering of its population.