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< Back to collections by Thomas Dworzak
Thomas Dworzak - YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. After Milosevic. 2001.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Bombed Central Commitee of the Yugoslav Communist Party HQ and postcard of the day of the bombing. The building was bombe
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Inside the Hotel Moskva café.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Vladimir RADOMIROVIC, journalist for "Reporter" magazine, the only publication to print evidence of Yugoslavian war crime
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Belgrade fortress. September 2001.
8am. Rave party with a huge drug consumption of mostly ecstatsy, speed and marijuana. Held in a former
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Belgrade fortress. September 2001.
8am. Rave party with a huge drug consumption of mostly ecstatsy, speed and marijuana. Held in a former
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Buvlijak Market. Gypsies and empoverished people try to sell all kinds of objects mostly collected...
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Buvlijak Market. Gypsies and empoverished people try to sell all kinds of objects mostly collected
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Buvlijak Market. Man selling food by a polluted ditch. Gypsies and empoverished people try to sell
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Overview of the Buvlijak Market. Gypsies and empoverished people try to sell all kinds of objects
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Belgrade street.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
German newspaper with the headline "FEAR" after the 11th September terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre in New York
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Torn MILOSEVIC poster with "House for Sale" adverts glued above.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Torn MILOSEVIC poster.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Anti NATO graffiti.
YUGOSLAVIA. Town of Posharevac. "Bambiland" Park. September 2001.
This amusement parc was once ran by Marko MILOSEVIC, son of Slobodan MILOSEVIC. Now it is emp
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Belgrade fortress. September 2001.
8am. Rave party with a huge drug consumption of mostly ecstatsy, speed and marijuana. Held in a former
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Belgrade fortress. September 2001.
8am. Rave party with a huge drug consumption of mostly ecstatsy, speed and marijuana. Held in a former
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Begging pensioner in front of an art gallery.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
War veteran begging in the streets of Belgrade.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Buvlijak Market. Gypsies and empoverished people try to sell all kinds of objects mostly collected
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Chinatown. September 2001.
Chinese medicinal herb shop.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Bombed HQ of the Yugoslav Army. September 2001.
Nationalist graffiti (Radical Party) contrasted with the American sportswear "Champion" a
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Bombed HQ of the Yugoslav Army. September 2001.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Wedding reception.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Belgrade fortress. September 2001.
8am. Rave party with a huge drug consumption of mostly ecstatsy, speed and marijuana. Held in a former
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Belgrade fortress. September 2001.
8am. Rave party with a huge drug consumption of mostly ecstatsy, speed and marijuana. Held in a former
YUGOSLAVIA. Town of Posharevac. "Bambiland" Park. September 2001.
This amusement parc was once ran by Marko MILOSEVIC, son of Slobodan MILOSEVIC. Now it is emp
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Wedding reception.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Wedding reception.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Buvlijak Market. Poster of Vaislav SHESHEL, leader of the Serbian Radical Party.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Buvlijak Market. Gypsies and empoverished people try to sell all kinds of objects mostly collected
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Buvlijak Market. Gypsies and empoverished people try to sell all kinds of objects mostly collected
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Buvlijak Market. Gypsies and empoverished people try to sell all kinds of objects mostly collected
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Buvlijak Market. Gypsies and empoverished people try to sell all kinds of objects mostly collected
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Tito Museum. September 2001.
Intellectuals discussing contemporary fascism during a conference.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Newspaper with the headline "The bombing of America" after the 11th September terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Children begging in the rain.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Lower centre: poster of MILOSEVIC lighting a cigar (OTPOR opposition campaign). The OTPOR is a democratic student resista
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
War veteran begging in the streets of Belgrade.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Graffiti "Freedom for Slobo (MILOSEVIC)".
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Belgrade fortress. September 2001.
8am. Rave party with a huge drug consumption of mostly ecstatsy, speed and marijuana. Held in a former
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Mosque caretaker.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Boat Disco. September 2001.
Often called "sleaze discos", such venues often attract "sponsirushka" girls looking for rich Mafiosi to supp
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Boat Disco. September 2001.
"Turbo folk" (contemporary Serb pop) disco.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Local OTPOR opposition headquarters (democratic student resistance movement). This young activist was beaten and threaten
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Buvlijak Market. Gypsies and empoverished people try to sell all kinds of objects mostly collected
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Buvlijak Market. Gypsies and empoverished people try to sell all kinds of objects mostly collected
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Street market.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Young boy hitching a free ride on the tramway.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
YUGOSLAVIA. Town of Posharevac. September 2001.
Wedding reception.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Tito Museum. September 2001.
"The Bordello of the Warrior", a play written by Ana MILENIC, a satirical critic of Serb (and other ex-Yugos...
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
"Reporter" magazine, the only publication to print evidence of Yugoslavian war crimes in the Serb media.
YUGOSLAVIA. Town of Posharevac. September 2001.
Wedding reception.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Tito Museum. September 2001.
"The Bordello of the Warrior", a play written by Ana MILENIC, a satirical critic of Serb (and other ex-Yugos...
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Boat Disco. September 2001.
Often called "sleaze discos", such venues often attract "sponsirushka" girls looking for rich Mafiosi to supp
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Belgrade fortress. September 2001.
8am. Rave party with a huge drug consumption of mostly ecstatsy, speed and marijuana. Held in a former
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Home for the elderly.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Home for the elderly.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Buvlijak Market. Gypsies and empoverished people try to sell all kinds of objects mostly collected
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Buvlijak Market. Gypsies and empoverished people try to sell all kinds of objects mostly collected
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Novi Beograd district. September 2001.
Buvlijak Market. Gypsies and empoverished people try to sell all kinds of objects mostly collected
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
A mixture of anti Nato bombing and anti Milosevic postcards.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Borka PAVICEVIC, head of the Centre of Cultural Decontamination which was set up to provide Belgrade with an area of cult
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Borka PAVICEVIC, head of the Centre of Cultural Decontamination which was set up to provide Belgrade with an area of cult
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. Homeless in the streets of Belgrade. September 2001.
YUGOSLAVIA. Belgrade. September 2001.
Homeless in the streets of Belgrade.
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