,, Ko je imao sreće da se jutros probudi u Beogradu,
može se smatrati da je za danas dovoljno postigao
u životu. Svako dalje insistiranje na još nečemu,
bilo bi neskromno.”

Duško Radović

“Those who were lucky enough to wake up in Belgrade
this morning can consider themselves to have already
achieved enough for one day. Any further insistence on
achieving something more would be immodest.”

Duško Radović

A little dictionary of Belgrade

• 011-the telephone area code for Belgrade.
• Duško Radović(1922-1984)-poet, writer, journalist, and the good spirit of Belgrade.
• The cobblestone at the end of this post (with no Ai manipulation:) is, in a way a symbol of old Belgrade. These stones were once used to pave the city’s streets, and in some parts of Belgrade, remnants of the original cobblestone streets from the Ottoman era can stil be found. Just as many displaced people carry a handful of soil from their homeland with them, some Belgraders living in the diaspora carry their cobblestones with them as a connection to the city they love.
• The Victor, the iconic sculpture by renowned sculptor Ivan Meštrović, standing atop the Belgrade Fortress in Kalemegdan is perhaps the most recognizable symbol of Belgrade.
• ”БЕОГРАД ЈЕ СВЕТ”-1996/1997, Belgrade is the world.
• “БЕОГРАД ЈЕ ОПЕТ СВЕТ”- 2024, Belgrade is the World again.                       “
• “БЕОГРАД ЈЕ УВЕК СВЕТ”-2026, Belgrade is Always the World!!!