Legacy of Jelena Šantić
Jelena Šantić (1944-2000), a soloist of the Belgrade theater ballet troupe, a ballet theoretician and critic, choreographer, peace activist and a fighter for human rights. She protests, 1998.was awarded for her ballet in In the Gardens of Granada (U baštama Granade), Nastasja Filipovna,Isadora Duncan (Isidora Dankan) (libretto and choreography).She is one of the founders the Center for Antiwar Action (Centar za antiratnu akciju) and Group 484 (Grupa 484). She was given the Pax Christi International award. Two parks, one in Berlin one in Belgrade, bear the name of Jelena Šantić.
In 2003, the Archives received from Jelena's family documents describing the life and work of Jelena Šantić. Seventeen boxes of Jelena's Legacy contain personal documents, notebooks, manuscripts and manuscript material, photographs, posters, newspaper clippings, documents of antiwar activities, letters, telegrams, video and audio tapes, Jelena's personal items.
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Legacy of Milorad Mišković
He became an honoured president of CID-UNESCO in 1989. As a dancer, he is a laureate of many international awards. In 1992 he won an October award of the City of Belgrade for his life achievement.
The Historical Archives of Belgrade keep the records on life and work of the artist since 2005. The records includes 54 boxes of personal documents, press clipping records, programmes of ballet shows, commercial pamphlets, photographs, original theatre drawings and solutions, artefacts, letters etc.. The recors include documents from 1925 until 2010.
Books are inventoried within the Library of the Archives.
Publication Milorad Mišković DANCING LIFE
Milorad Mišković web presentation
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Personal fond of Ivan Đurić
Ivan Đurić (1947-1997), a historian, a member of the Belgrade Byzantine School, aprofessor of the University of Belgrade, and an instructor at the Sorbonne.Byzance In his works, focused on the history of the Byzantine Empire, Đurić, in an original manner, surpassed the teachings that presented the Byzantine world in a narrow Slav-Greek orthodox framework and presented it to the world in all its complexities. With this, he earned reputation not only of the national, but also the international public.
In 1992, he was forced to leave the country. He died in Paris in 1997.
His legacy was the basis for his personal fond . The 33 boxes contain the documents which reflect the life and work of this famous scientist, but also the time he lived in.
At the time of the dissolution of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia he took a prominent part in the antiwar protests, in the struggle for democratic freedoms and human rights. He is one of the founders of the Alliance of Reform Forces and its candidate at the first multiparty presidential elections.
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Legacy of Konstantin-Koča Popović and Leposava-Lepa Perović
Konstantin Popović Koča (1908-1992), was born in a distinguished Belgrade family of industrialists. Studied in the universities of Belgrade, Swiss and graduated from the Sorbonne University in Paris, France. Took active part in the progressive journalist and literary circles. One of the founders of the Yugoslav Surrealism Group. Member of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia since 1933. Volunteered in the Spanish civil war (1937-1939). Participated in the Liberation war in Yugoslavia from the very beginning, 1941. During the Liberation war acted as commander of the First Proleterian brigade,Second Army of the People's Liberation Army and Partisans units of Yugoslavia (NOV and POJ), which participated in the liberation of Belgrade and other parts of Yugoslavia.
During the war times he was elected a member in all people's representative bodies since their foundation. Commander of General Staff of Yugoslav Army (JNA) from 1945 to 1953. Since the liberation of Yugoslavia until 1953 acted as the people's representative in the National Assembly of Serbia and as the representative in the Federal Assembly until 1963. Member of the Federal Executive Council and state secretary for the foreign affairs since January 1953. Signed the Ankara Agreement, concluded among Turkey, Greece and Yugoslavia.
Presided at the regular and extraordinary sessions of the Organization of the United Nations (OUN) in the capacity of the leader of the Yugoslav delegation. Participated in the preparatory session of the Conference of the non-aligned countries in Cairo and in the Belgrade Conference as the member of the Yugoslav delegation. Acted as the vice-president of the Republic, member of the Federal Council, Presidency of the SFRY, Central Committee of the Leage of Communist of Yugoslavia. In 1972 he resigned from all his duties.
Decorated with a number of domestic and foreign orders and decorations, among which were the National Hero Decoration, Battle Flag Decoration, Decoration of Freedom, Franch Order Leage of Honour with stripe, Finish White Rose Order of I degree, cabinet Norwegian Saint Olav Order, Afghan Sadar Aalla Order etc.
The bulk of the legacy consists of the notes of the legator on the events he had taken part in and on the persons he had met as a participant in the Spanish Civil War, in World War II, and then, from 1953 on, as the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. The legacy also contains his correspondence with the Belgrade surrealists whose member he had been himself, personal documents, correspondence, numerous awards, photographs, a collection of gramophone records, voluminous library with copies containing dedications, and the legator's study. The documents are arranged, preserved and described in detail.
Еxhibition Konstantin Koča Popović
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