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"The Yugoslavian is a person who has no interest in the past or in tradition and believes that Yugoslavia was well founded and well-governed, that she was a true patriot who loved her country and her diversity. was often atheist and was born of a mixed marriage.To allow Yugoslavia to allow him not to choose if he loves more his father or mother, he turned to the West and was proud not to live in the country of socialism "behind the Iron Curtain. He traveled with his passport both in the West and East proudly to see that Tito and the Red Star are known to all countries. When he went to work in Germany, Yugoslavia loved his country and was planning to return to live on a pension and be buried, "Nedeljnik told a psychotherapist Zoran Milivojević.
"There were two types of former Yugoslavs: the first were undefined Indians, often children of" mixed "marriages, who did not want to choose between father and mother, so they accepted the identity of Yugoslavia, others have succeeded in having a dual identity, Serbs, Croats, Slovenes, etc., but at the same time Yugoslavs, although this double identity and dual affiliation are the healthiest, there are had less, "he said.
We are celebrating today the 29th of November in Yugoslavia on Republic Day.
This date entered into history on November 29, 1943, during the holding of the second session of the AVNOJ in Jajce, during which a decision was made regarding the federal structure of Yugoslavia, and the royal government was banned from returning to the country. On that day, Josip Broz Tito, Secretary-General of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia and Supreme Commander of the National Liberation Army and detachments of supporters of Yugoslavia, was proclaimed Marshal of Yugoslavia.
The last time this holiday was celebrated in Serbia in 2001, it was removed by Parliament only in mid-November of the following year.
Kurir.rs/Nedeljnik
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