Interview
"After the liberation of Užice, at the very end of the Second World War, a meeting was held on the Wheat Market - now Partisan Square. I remember that on the roof of the market scale, where the participants and speakers performed, music professor Dragoljub Jovašević sang: It's already May Day / Russians in Berlin are now drinking tea.' At that rally, as a third-grade student, I recited a satirical poem about occupied Belgrade. I had forgotten that poem, and who was its author. But, looking at what has been happening in Belgrade in recent years, I remembered the beginnings of the lines of that satire: 'Belgrade, famous old city / what do they do with you in madness!'"
