Zajecar - engleski - niska rezolucija

ZAJEČAR − CAPITAL OF SERBIAN EAST
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Monument to Ni ko la Pa ši ć (1845-1926). The home
town of the famous Serbian politician and statesman built
a monument to him only in 1995 (work of sculptor Dra ga n
Ni ko li ć).
Monument to soldiers killed at the National Liberation
War and to victims of fascist terror. Uncovered in
1971 on Kra lje vi ca, on the place called Ve ša la (“Gallows”),
where in September 1941 the Nazis hanged, among others,
national heroes Mi len ko Br ko vi ć Cr ni and Đor đe Si me o no vi ć.
The monument is a work of architect Vla di mi r Ve lič ko vi ć.
Memorial Charnel House dedicated to soldiers in the
National Liberation War and victims of fascist terror.
Uncovered in 1951, a work of architect Ra di sa v Živ ko vi ć,
located at the very entrance into the City Cemetery. It was
reconstructed in 1962, when remains if 1,266 soldiers of the
Red Army killed during operations for the liberation of Eastern
Serbia were laid in the charnel house.
Cemetery of French Soldiers. At the City Cemetery, occupying
a surface area of 880 square meters, there is the last
resting place for 85 French soldiers who were killed in October
1918, liberating Za je čar together with Serbian soldiers.
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Ceremonial
Guard at the French
Military Cemetery
in Za je ča r
View from
Kra lje vi ca:
Monument to
Lju ba Di di ć
Formation
of Kra lje vi ca
Citizens of Zaječar
believe that forest
park Kraljevica, which
is located above the
town, has been formed
owing to contemporary
Major Mi la n
Milj ko vi ć, credited for
many things. However,
based upon the
data collected and
publicized by Ili ja Miha
i lo vić, PhD, it can
be seen that Kraljevica
was been being formed
a long time, starting
with the initiative of a
retired state forester
Sa va Dra ga no vi ć in
1888. At the request
of Zaječar court, the
state granted seedlings
for Kraljevica
in 1904, 1925, and
several times during
the period from 1927-
1935... It resulted in
the area of 650 acres
which was placed
under protection of
Zaječar municipality
by the decision of the
Municipal Assembly
in 1971.