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THE COUNTRY: PUBLIC GOODS ATTITUDE OF THE COUNTRY TOWARDS HISTORY AND TRADITION Humiliating status for descendants of the last Montenegrin dynasty The adopting of the Law on Status of Descendants of Dynasty Petrović Njegoš in 2011 made formal conditions for regulating matters important for the status of descendants of this dynasty that was ousted in 1918. On the other side, there were conditions for descendants to maintain and affirm the tradition of dynasty through cultural, humanitarian, and other nonpolitical affairs aiming to affirm Montenegrin identity, culture, and tradition. According to Article 7 of the Law on Status of Descendants of Dynasty Petrović Njegoš, the President of Montenegro, President of the Parliament, and the President of the Government may appoint a representative of the descendants of the dynasty to execute specific protocoled and nonpolitical affairs. It is important to mention that the Prince Nikola has never asked that everything that belonged to his family be given to him. Photo: www.vijesti.me After urgency of the United Kingdom Embassy, Montenegrin Prince Nikola was invited at the event organized on the occasion of Prince Charles’ visit to Montenegro 87
10 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE - INSIGHT VIEW However, the situation is different in practice. During the visit of Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, to Montenegro, national protocol did not invite Prince Nikola Petrović, despite the historic connection of Montenegro via Princess Ana Petrović (Anna von Battenberg) with British Royal family Windsor. Through the Embassy of United Kingdom and their urgency, the Montenegrin Prince was invited to meet with Prince Charles. Igor Lukšić, former Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integrations, on that occasion “offered generously on the spot to Prince Nikola Petrović to jointly welcome and enter into the house” of his predecessors. Article 12 of the same law allows predecessors of the dynasty to use permanently the home of the King Nikola I Petrović Njegoš on Njeguši. The house has been consigned, but is in ruins. Currently, the country has done nothing to prevent the failing of such a heritage. The same article of the law says that the family house of 300 square meters will be built in Cetinje and will be given to descendants of the dynasty, with the land of 5,000 square meters, and also the 130 square meters apartment in Podgorica. Four years later, since the adoption of this law, ownership of land in Bajice, where the house was supposed to be built, was transferred to Petrović family. The house has not been built yet. In 1990, Prince Nikola Petrović founded Montenegrin Bijenale that was supported by the Government until 2004, when the same Government stopped financial support for that project. The decision of the Ministry of Culture in 2010 to restore the Bijenale with Marina Abramović instead of Prince Nikola, and the fact that he was not contacted on that occasion at all or asked for opinion, best depicts the attitude of the country towards Prince Nikola and the dynasty Petrović. 88 Photo: www.najvesti.com Country house of the King Nikola in Nikšić, left to the ravages of time
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