She was buried today. Sladjana Milošević, a Serbian and Yugoslav (or vice versa) rock diva.
She was buried at the Belgrade Lešće cemetery, because, according to the decision of the Provisional Authority of the City of Belgrade, she died Alleys of Deserving Citizens not a place.
The friends of Slađana Milošević who submitted a request to be buried in the Alley at the New Cemetery as the doyen of our rock scene did not even receive an explanation as to why they were refused.
Just a few days ago, not even Tomislav Peternek there was no place in the Alley of Meritorious Citizens, which was advocated by the Association of Fine Artists of Applied Arts and Designers of Serbia (ULUPUDS).
On that occasion, Aleksandar Šapić, the president of the Provisional Authority, explained that there is a document that stipulates who can be buried in the Alley of Meritorious Citizens, and Peternek, according to his interpretation, does not meet the criteria.
Who can be buried in the Alley of Meritorious Citizens is regulated by the Decision on Cemetery Arrangements and Burials, which states that a person "who received the highest degree of honor of the Republic of Serbia during his lifetime, the one who obtained the title of Academician of the Serbian Academy of Sciences" can be buried in this place and arts and a person who was awarded the title of honorary citizen of Belgrade".
The Decision also states that "the mayor of the city of Belgrade can decide that another person can be buried in the Alley of meritorious citizens, who was prominent in the area in which he was active during his life."
