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nice pictures, some alittle old, but it doesn't matter...nice job. :yes:

http://onfinite.com/libraries/350036/b29.jpg

This is why I'm taking my girlfriend with me to Sarajevo during our cross-Europe trip this Summer. It won't be found in any other European city.

well ofcourse, sarajevo is one of those cities that has something that no other place has in europe. in this case, that would be the HIGH amount of turkish influence...

alitte more...
http://www.exploitz.com/files/user/0/19e11d684fe74adb7c695406bf394866.jpg
http://www.brhphoto.com/img/sarajevo/image01.jpg
http://pictures.exploitz.com/-Sarajevo-carsijska-dzamija-photo-sarajevo--_smgpx10001x14696x13aab6f25.jpg
http://www.finck-online.de/david/home/foto/sara2/sarajevo.jpg
http://www.finck-online.de/david/home/foto/sara2/kunstakdad.jpg

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you've gotta love the laid back life in sarajevo. it may not be the place were you would want to go get in trouble, run from the cops and hide (:D) but a place were you can relax in a cafe, catch up with your surroundings, and really enjoy life. :yes:

examples...
http://onfinite.com/libraries/350032/b4d.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/Sarajevo33.jpg

more from the sarajevo photo thread...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/232729169crgxwuph8gs.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/209282643gpqdzdph3nv.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/209263530rtcnnlph2xy.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/204205753kgehnaph3ix.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/197891171brqaczph4ts.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/179794360jejrdmph6qr.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/179820353apmddaph1ln.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/192678992Eycqty_ph.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/192679235nsEcTB_ph.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/akademija2web5dy.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/207353554Fyoykk_ph.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/l8oroof.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/w5jinteriorl.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/imm000_jpg.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/sarayevony7ve.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/img_415.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/img_342.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/196921259vhenamph1xf.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/196920931fajhnbph3yq.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/vrelo_bosne.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v736/SarajevoCity/nahorevo_waterfall_big01.jpg
http://www.hotel-sunce.ba/planine/v-prokosko.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/Avaz2.bmp
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/Sarajevo10.bmp
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/TimurTaljanovic/Sarajevo.jpg

Timur really spammed this thread :D Now I can't see Mila's pictures, or I will be able to see them, but tomorrow :no:
But hey, that's problem of us, modem users :)

Nego Mila, dobrodošla ;) Iz kojeg si dijela grada? I još nešto, molim te, imaš li slika moje Ilidže :D

Mila are those pics yours ? They re interesting and showing the spirit of sarajevo's streets :) Welcome here anyway !!

Mila,
are you from Sarajevo or from Belgrade? Uzice unique in what? You are from Serbia don't you? Srbi za ovo kazna slijedi.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v669/George5/rajvosa/Sarajevo030.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v669/George5/rajvosa/panorama4.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v669/George5/rajvosa/kosevo_main.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v669/George5/rajvosa/katolicka_crkva_02.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v669/George5/rajvosa/katolicka_crkva_01.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v669/George5/rajvosa/bemb2.jpghttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v669/George5/rajvosa/69260034.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v669/George5/rajvosa/355.jpghttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v669/George5/rajvosa/353.jpg

I can never see enough pics of this wonderful city... Gotta go there someday soon!

BTW, after the 1990s war, I've heard many Bosnians complain that Sarajevo lost much of its character because so many people, including a large number of intellectuals, left the city before and during the conflict. To what extent was that true and has the situation improved since then?

Daddy Anderson, Mila said she thought Uzice is NOT that special so chill. :)

Those pictures are awesome, especially the one from inside the Bosniak Institute and the Catholic Church!

Show us more if you have!!

I can never see enough pics of this wonderful city... Gotta go there someday soon!

BTW, after the 1990s war, I've heard many Bosnians complain that Sarajevo lost much of its character because so many people, including a large number of intellectuals, left the city before and during the conflict. To what extent was that true and has the situation improved since then?

It is true. A lot of people left and yes, most of the intellectuals(gotta love that word ;) ). I think the estimates were around 200.000. However, since the war ended like 9 years ago a lot of people have returned or are partly residential in Sarajevo like some members here perhaps. Thesame goes for the intellectuals. Anyway, the new generations hold the future so....

IMO, the years right after the war were really bad and depressing. But now the city is really back on it's feet and has thesame ideals, values and goals that it had before.

I can never see enough pics of this wonderful city... Gotta go there someday soon!

BTW, after the 1990s war, I've heard many Bosnians complain that Sarajevo lost much of its character because so many people, including a large number of intellectuals, left the city before and during the conflict. To what extent was that true and has the situation improved since then?

It's not as diverse as it was before, and a lot of poor/rural refugees from eastern Bosnia came after being ethnically cleansed, so people say that it's become primitive, too-Bosniak, etc. In my opinion most of that is exaggarated. It's not the same as it was, but I'm willing to be that will come back in a generation and a half, like it did after WWII.

It's not as diverse as it was before, and a lot of poor/rural refugees from eastern Bosnia came after being ethnically cleansed, so people say that it's become primitive, too-Bosniak, etc. In my opinion most of that is exaggarated. It's not the same as it was, but I'm willing to be that will come back in a generation and a half, like it did after WWII.

A big chunck of those refugees have left Sarajevo the last couple of years. Mostly due the fact that others wanted their house/flat back and they were forced to leave. Some left by theirself since they clearly didn't belong there.

I've really noticed the change in the population(regarding the refugees) by just looking around on the streets.

I can never see enough pics of this wonderful city... Gotta go there someday soon!

BTW, after the 1990s war, I've heard many Bosnians complain that Sarajevo lost much of its character because so many people, including a large number of intellectuals, left the city before and during the conflict. To what extent was that true and has the situation improved since then?

the first five years after the war, i'd have to admitt, things were getting pretty dam depressing. :( now however, people are comming back, the economy has been growing quickly, and things are always awaiting the new generations. don't get me wrong, it's sad that the old generations have had to loose their "charectoristic" that made sarajevo, sarajevo. new people are comming, they are happier, sarajevo will be back to what it was concerning the "spirt" i estimate in less than 5 years. hopefully that is.:yes:

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Thanks for the replies to my question, everyone! I'm really happy to hear that things are improving so rapidly. I see a huge tourism potential in Sarajevo. I'm willing to bet that before this decade comes to a close, low-cost carriers will be flying in tourists from around Europe by the thousands.

Like my Grandmother says, Timur, "Every day brings one new building and two new Kosovars."


LOL What, are they the new Sandzaklije? If so, that's something new to me...

btw, is that you on tha avater?

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Haha, I like you Mila.

And I don't give an ass if you're a 150 kilo man or that girl in your avater, really.... hihi

Where are you located in Sarajevo?

BTW, that IS me on my avater!! gr gr

http://images.sarajevo-x.com/vijesti/050227007.jpg

SpotlessMind, I knew it was you all along!! Those Dutch girls are crazy! ;)

Beautiful Saraj3vo :applause:

BTW, that IS me on my avater!! gr gr

:eek:
Is you,......is you......Madonna?!
:D :D


:cheers:

^^ Show me your Big Ben now....

^^ Show me your Big Ben now....

:D :D

http://sarajevo.moj-grad.com/upload/images/objects/451/nxblt40583af5b.jpg

You have to have good cane... ;) .:D

Aight!


:cheers:

let's get back on track shall we.:D btw, mila...you are correct, there are alot of those 6-7 storie blue glass facade offices going up all over the city...:yes:

:D :D
http://sarajevo.moj-grad.com/upload/images/objects/451/nxblt40583af5b.jpg


You just got away from me whipping your ass. You know I am good at it....

grr grr

Next!

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Mila, you are a great person ;)

'Sve je kao i prije, a opet drugačije. Ne sanjam te više rado, al' te sanjam opet često...jer je u mom prozoru šuškala do u zoru jedna grana zelena, i na grani maslina...boja maslinasto zelena, to me podsjeća onda kad sam bio vojnik kako si me voljela - by Čola - song that I remember every time I go to my city :yes:

In that picture you posted (Vijećnica and surroundings), there's one market (iliti pijaca) my father use to go to buy some things an Sunday. It was 1h away from Ilidža, he he would allways sit on tram, buy Oslobođenje, take a walk at Miljacka, buy something at pijaca and meet his friends. It was his favourite place :(

By the way, I agree with your grandmother (:D), my family was against Sandžaklije too, they don't belong here. They're a bit 'wild' as my grandfather liked to say. Znaš onu politiku, sazidaju kuću preko noći i ne smije im se rušiti. Toga je bila puna Kolonija. Ali eto...'otjeraše domaće, dođoše divlji' k'o što stari Rimljani kažu. Sandžakli u moje Sarajevo, ja u nečiju Banju Luku i sve naopako!

'Miriše opet zima, snjegovi. I kod nas već se peku mladi kesteni. E draga, draga da je sreće, bila bi sa mnom ali ti se neće...'

let's get back on track shall we.:D btw, mila...you are correct, there are alot of those 6-7 storie blue glass facade offices going up all over the city...:yes:

You don't consider Sahat Kula to be off topic here now, do you?
;) :) :D


You just got away from me whipping your ass. You know I am good at it....

:D Me has gotten well 'orny by seeing them images of newly herected bluidings in Sarajevo...


:cheers:

:D Me has gotten well 'orny by seeing them images of newly herected bluidings in Sarajevo...


You ARE a naughty boy aren't you. Perhaps my next video should be in Sarajevo with you in the lead. If you've seen some of my earlier work, you know what to expect! He he.... bring some whipped cream( and some bandages ) with ya, naughty naughty boy.

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Oh Duckzilla...
"My family was against Sandzaklije" - hahaha. :D These words just strike me funny. My Grandmother is not against them - she just think they have their place, we have ours. She say the same of your people too - hehehe. She is from nearby to Prijedor so her experiences lately were not so much fun. You know what she to me when I told her of my engagement - hahaha - "Mila, my darling Mila...it is perfectly good and fine to be friends with Serbs, and the Croats, and the Jews, and whatever else crawls out of the woods...but you don't have to marry one!"


Your grandma is one big ball of fire huh!?! ;) She should become a member here, woud spice things up! hihi

Oh Duckzilla...

"My family was against Sandzaklije" - hahaha. :D These words just strike me funny. My Grandmother is not against them - she just think they have their place, we have ours. She say the same of your people too - hehehe. She is from nearby to Prijedor so her experiences lately were not so much fun. You know what she to me when I told her of my engagement - hahaha - "Mila, my darling Mila...it is perfectly good and fine to be friends with Serbs, and the Croats, and the Jews, and whatever else crawls out of the woods...but you don't have to marry one!"

Your Father sounds like a commie - did he walk with his hands held behind his back too? Very slowly and looking side to side, up and down, while he walked - mine did.


No...my family wasn't against Sandžakli neither, but our policy was 'this is place for us, that's place for them'. And I agree with him (grandfather).
I dobra ti je baba to sa Hrvatima i Srbima, da te ne znam, rekao bih da imamo iste babe (samo različitih naroda) :D


And no, my father wasn't a commie ;) He was for democracy from the beginning, but he did walk as you decribed yours!

And where are you from? In Sarajevo?

You ARE a naughty boy aren't you. Perhaps my next video should be in Sarajevo with you in the lead. If you've seen some of my earlier work, you know what to expect! He he.... bring some whipped cream( and some bandages ) with ya, naughty naughty boy.

Rofl! :rofl:. You're one of those bondage and sex slave people aren't you? :laugh: ;)

oh my, oh my, this is no place for a 14 year like me! :D ;) :rofl:

Rofl! :rofl:. You're one of those bondage and sex slave people aren't you? :laugh: ;)

Mommy's here....

http://www.santuariomadonna.com/images/fotos/foto20.jpg

No offense, but I'm very confused about whether Spotless mind is a male or female..

No offense, but I'm very confused about whether Spotless mind is a male or female..

Male.


:cheers:

Sorry, beautiful photos and all, but I don't know what "love" it is you are talking about.

This is what happens in today's Sarajevo...something unimaginable in Belgrade of 1991, let alone today.

SPR:SARAJEVO-FBIH-SRBI

Preteća poruka Srbima na Ilidži
14:59 SARAJEVO , 27. februara (Tanjug) - Grafit "Kolji Srbe" koji je osvanuo na fasadi jedne zgrade na Ilidži kod Sarajeva uneo je veliko uznemirenje medju Srbe povratnike u ovoj sarajevskoj opštini, javili su u nedelju mediji iz Bosne i Hercegovine.
Odmah pošto je policija završila uvidjaj, grafit je obrisan.

It may not be someone from Sarajevo.

When the Sinagogue was spraypainted "Jasenovac Waits!" it turned out to be a Croatian guy from Rovinj.

When the Serb church was spraypainted "Your God is dead!" after the genocide convictions at the Hague, it turned out to be a Bosnian Serb guy from Mrkonjic Grad.

And, given it's Tanjug...most likely scenario is that it never even happened. :D

But keep it up - because of them, it was safe to ride the yellow trams. ;)

Sorry, beautiful photos and all, but I don't know what "love" it is you are talking about.

This is what happens in today's Sarajevo...something unimaginable in Belgrade of 1991, let alone today.
SPR:SARAJEVO-FBIH-SRBI

Preteća poruka Srbima na Ilidži
14:59 SARAJEVO , 27. februara (Tanjug) - Grafit "Kolji Srbe" koji je osvanuo na fasadi jedne zgrade na Ilidži kod Sarajeva uneo je veliko uznemirenje medju Srbe povratnike u ovoj sarajevskoj opštini, javili su u nedelju mediji iz Bosne i Hercegovine.
Odmah pošto je policija završila uvidjaj, grafit je obrisan.

:ohno:
Please...

http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2004/03/19/main_kosovo,0.jpg



:cheers:

Enough said.

Now back to the kinky homoeroticism.

:ohno:
Please...

http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2004/03/19/main_kosovo,0.jpg



:cheers:

Yep. But KM can be pretty stubborn and selective.

Somebody called for Mommy? gr gr

Who wants to go over my knee?

Boycie can't endure no more, enough bruises for the night....

And remember my lovely people, Serb, Croat, Bosniak or whatever you are..... you're ALL thesame under my whip!!

oh my, oh my, this is no place for a 14 year like me! :D ;) :rofl:


Close your eyes Timur!!!!

Sorry, beautiful photos and all, but I don't know what "love" it is you are talking about.

This is what happens in today's Sarajevo...something unimaginable in Belgrade of 1991, let alone today.

SPR:SARAJEVO-FBIH-SRBI

Preteća poruka Srbima na Ilidži
14:59 SARAJEVO , 27. februara (Tanjug) - Grafit "Kolji Srbe" koji je osvanuo na fasadi jedne zgrade na Ilidži kod Sarajeva uneo je veliko uznemirenje medju Srbe povratnike u ovoj sarajevskoj opštini, javili su u nedelju mediji iz Bosne i Hercegovine.
Odmah pošto je policija završila uvidjaj, grafit je obrisan.

To je svakodnevnica, ali čvrsti smo mi Sarajlije pa onaj ko je to napisao može sebi da obriše dupe s tim ;) Ima nešto što nam nikad ne mogu oduzeti, to što smo Sarajlije u duši i što je duša grada sa nama!

Čak su i u Banja Luci na trgu Krajine (park Petra Kočića) napisali 'Kolji Srbe!', ali...what goes around it comes aroung!

Nevermind. :)

Welcome to the Forum Mila! :D Those pictures are beautiful! :).. can't wait to go to Sarajevo again.

Lepe su slike. Svaka cast Mili.

By the way folks, let's stir away from politics. Let's agree to disagree.

Fu8k the politics and fu8k the war...ups i forgot to introduce myself. Well, i'm new to this forum, and i live in Sarajevo. :)

Anyway, i agree with KOKOLOGIST. Let's talk about nice things.

For those who don't know, a developing budget for 2005 in canton Sarajevo (the city, and some suburb areas) is 580 milion KM (convertible mark) without privatisation transactions that haven't been completed yet. I think we can expect some major projects in this year if everything goes as planed.

Fu8k the politics and fu8k the war...ups i forgot to introduce myself. Well, i'm new to this forum, and i live in Sarajevo. :)

Anyway, i agree with KOKOLOGIST. Let's talk about nice things.

For those who don't know, a developing budget for 2005 in canton Sarajevo (the city, and some suburb areas) is 580 milion KM (convertible mark) without privatisation transactions that haven't been completed yet. I think we can expect some major projects in this year if everything goes as planed.

Hej, Dobro dosao Italia

Pridruzi nam se na "construction update-u" (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=185760). Tu ima oko 10 Sarajlija, par ljudi iz drugih krajeva Bosne.

Fu8k the politics and fu8k the war...ups i forgot to introduce myself. Well, i'm new to this forum, and i live in Sarajevo. :)

Anyway, i agree with KOKOLOGIST. Let's talk about nice things.

For those who don't know, a developing budget for 2005 in canton Sarajevo (the city, and some suburb areas) is 580 milion KM (convertible mark) without privatisation transactions that haven't been completed yet. I think we can expect some major projects in this year if everything goes as planed.


best luck to our beloved sarajevo. :) :cheers1:

It's interesting that Sarajevo district has bigger budget than Bosnia and Herzegovina's state level. And yes, I expect some big projects this year ;) Especially in Eastern/Serb Sarajevo...ove godine počinje izgradnja Telekomove zgrade u Srpkom Sarajevu, nastavak Dobrinjskih blokova, završetak dvorane i stadiona, pozorište...biće ovo lijepa godina za Sarajlije :yes:

It's interesting that Sarajevo district has bigger budget than Bosnia and Herzegovina's state level. And yes, I expect some big projects this year ;) Especially in Eastern/Serb Sarajevo...ove godine počinje izgradnja Telekomove zgrade u Srpkom Sarajevu, nastavak Dobrinjskih blokova, završetak dvorane i stadiona, pozorište...biće ovo lijepa godina za Sarajlije :yes:

I can't say if the Sarajevo's budget is bigger then Bosnia and Herzegovina's state level budget, since i don't know how much the second one amounts. What i wrote is based on an interview with the Canton Sarajevo prime minister on a tv Sarajevo. I doubt he would lie :)

One of the reasons for such a big and unexpected budget is a huge number of successfully completed privatisation proccesses in the last couple of years (for example Holiday Inn has been sold for 44 milion a year or two ago), casinos who pay enormous taxes, banking -which is btw the most developed economy branch in BiH, tourism - making progress like hell, and so on...when you see it that way it doesn't sound so unrealistic.

Wasn't the stadium in Eastern Sarajevo finished before the start of this premier league season? I've heard stories about that stadium fullfilling the uefa standards and that international games can be played? Is that true or what?

They should be using what little money they have to build infrastructure (power plants, water treatment plants, hospitals, etc) instead of wasting it on useless things like sports stadiums. That's why you're all so poor over there, you have mixed up priorities.

Eastern Sarajevo is a bit of a myth. It's not really one city, but like 6 different municipalities. I think the closest they come is the few suburbs in Novo Sarajevo of RS, Novi Grad of RS, and Ilidza of RS (?) that are sort of close together. But I still doubt they'll join them together to form an actual city anytime soon.

They should be using what little money they have to build infrastructure (power plants, water treatment plants, hospitals, etc) instead of wasting it on useless things like sports stadiums. That's why you're all so poor over there, you have mixed up priorities.

Yeah, they're building soccer stadiums and new communities from scractch in a few small towns when they're the poorest region in Bosnia and Herzegovina and have an out of control unemployment rate. I don't think they even have a real soccer team so it's pretty useless. But I mean, if you can't find a place in the real Sarajevo you can always go there and have a nice view of the real city over the hills.

They should be using what little money they have to build infrastructure (power plants, water treatment plants, hospitals, etc) instead of wasting it on useless things like sports stadiums. That's why you're all so poor over there, you have mixed up priorities.

Don't be silly. Western Europe and USA don't want to see us developed, they need some area where they can test their mechanisms of ecnomic agression and where they can send milions of organizations to "help". All they do is supress.

We were once developed (former Yugoslavia), fifth in the whole world actually.... but obviuosly someone didn't want to see south Slavs having a strong and powerfull homeland. Germans in the first place and so on...

Italia my friend,

The stadium isn't finished still, somehing is, but that's just part of it...when more money comes, they'll continue.

http://home.paleol.net/chamur77/Slavija/Prva.jpg

http://www.srpskosarajevo.com/GalerijaSlika/Sport/PromjenapodlogenastadionuSlavija.jpg

Italia my friend,

The stadium isn't finished still, somehing is, but that's just part of it...when more money comes, they'll continue.

http://home.paleol.net/chamur77/Slavija/Prva.jpg

http://www.srpskosarajevo.com/GalerijaSlika/Sport/PromjenapodlogenastadionuSlavija.jpg

Koliko ce primati ljudi brate?

Vjeruj mi da ne znam, ali vjerujem nekih 15-ak hiljada?

Bilo kako bilo, evo nešto o Slaviji:

Slavija1908-2004

-Sportsko drustvo Slavija predstavlja, u bukvalnom smislu te rijeci, kolijevku organizovanih sportskih aktivnosti na ovim prostorima. Klub pocinje sa svojim aktivnostima 1908. godine, u organizaciji ucenika sarajevske Gimnazije. U to vrijeme (austrougarska aneksija) nije bilo dozvoljeno biti clanom bilo kakvog kluba, pa ni sportskog, pa su ucenici Gimnazije radili u vrlo teskim uslovima. Prve kopacke su nabavljene pocetkom 1909, izabrana je boja dresova i Slavija je oformila fudbalski tim. Vjezbalo se na igralistu u Sarajevskom Polju.

-1911 godine odigrana je i prva zvanicna utakmica koja je objavljena i u novinama.Savladana je selekcija beckih vojnika sa 4:2. Novo igraliste na Kosevu je sagradjeno 1913. Iste godine dolazi i do raskola u klubu. Manji dio clanstva napusta Djacki sportski klub i formira Hrvatski sportski klub, kasnije SASK. Veci dio clanstva ostaje na Kosevu i proziva se Srpski sportski klub.

-Klub prestaje sa radom za vrijeme drugog svjetskog rata, a 1921 godine, u duhu nove drzavne zajednice, mijenja ime u Sportski klub Slavija. U tom periodu Slavija gradi novi stadion na Marin Dvoru, kapaciteta 4.000 gledalaca. Ostaje u pamcenju pobjeda nad tadasnjim vicesampionom evrope, Ferencvaros, 1940. - 3:0.

-Nakon drugog svjetskog rata Slaviji se, bez valjanog razloga, zabranjuje rad, a tribine sa njenog stadiona komunisticke vlasti daju na upotrebu Zeljeznicaru (danasnja zapadna tribina).

-1993. godine, 50 godina nakon njenog gasenja, sportski radnici u Srpskom Sarajevu obnavljaju ras Slavije. U izgradnji je moderan stadion, a fudbalska ekipa se sigurnim koracima vraca tamo gdje joj je i mjesto, u elitu.

Very interesting story about Slavija and also, perfect name:yes:
I have no doubt that in few years time, this team will be at the top of the local football league:)

Vjeruj mi da ne znam, ali vjerujem nekih 15-ak hiljada?

Bilo kako bilo, evo nešto o Slaviji:

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-Sportsko drustvo Slavija predstavlja, u bukvalnom smislu te rijeci, kolijevku organizovanih sportskih aktivnosti na ovim prostorima. Klub pocinje sa svojim aktivnostima 1908. godine, u organizaciji ucenika sarajevske Gimnazije. U to vrijeme (austrougarska aneksija) nije bilo dozvoljeno biti clanom bilo kakvog kluba, pa ni sportskog, pa su ucenici Gimnazije radili u vrlo teskim uslovima. Prve kopacke su nabavljene pocetkom 1909, izabrana je boja dresova i Slavija je oformila fudbalski tim. Vjezbalo se na igralistu u Sarajevskom Polju.

-1911 godine odigrana je i prva zvanicna utakmica koja je objavljena i u novinama.Savladana je selekcija beckih vojnika sa 4:2. Novo igraliste na Kosevu je sagradjeno 1913. Iste godine dolazi i do raskola u klubu. Manji dio clanstva napusta Djacki sportski klub i formira Hrvatski sportski klub, kasnije SASK. Veci dio clanstva ostaje na Kosevu i proziva se Srpski sportski klub.

-Klub prestaje sa radom za vrijeme drugog svjetskog rata, a 1921 godine, u duhu nove drzavne zajednice, mijenja ime u Sportski klub Slavija. U tom periodu Slavija gradi novi stadion na Marin Dvoru, kapaciteta 4.000 gledalaca. Ostaje u pamcenju pobjeda nad tadasnjim vicesampionom evrope, Ferencvaros, 1940. - 3:0.

-Nakon drugog svjetskog rata Slaviji se, bez valjanog razloga, zabranjuje rad, a tribine sa njenog stadiona komunisticke vlasti daju na upotrebu Zeljeznicaru (danasnja zapadna tribina).

-1993. godine, 50 godina nakon njenog gasenja, sportski radnici u Srpskom Sarajevu obnavljaju ras Slavije. U izgradnji je moderan stadion, a fudbalska ekipa se sigurnim koracima vraca tamo gdje joj je i mjesto, u elitu.


I ja pretpostavljam s obzirom na sliku isto toliko otprilike.Hvala na informaciji:)

I wonder where are those fotos of Sarajevo - with love ;)

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wow, nice pictures mila. :)