Forgotten

Traces present even when they are invisible

September 09, 2026, 22:49 am Jasna Kujundžić Jovanov

FEW TRACES: Milo Milunović with his wife Olga

The story of Miroslav Krejcik is the story of a brawler without a job, a pilot without an airplane, but with a dynamic and rich life. It is also significant for getting to know the fate of members of the Czech nationality in our region

With the liberation of Serbia from Turkish rule, and especially from the middle of the 19th century, more and more Czechs came to our region. They settle all over Serbia and with new occupations and skills contribute, like few newcomers, to industrial, sports and cultural development. One of the first significant Czech newcomers, Dr. Herman August Meinert, contributed to the suppression of epidemics such as the plague [...]

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