#Pančevo

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pančevo 2019

[postcard-from-the-past]

Street scene with bank in Pančevo, Serbia

Serbian vintage postcard, mailed in 1931 to Chaville, France

[zanimljivaekonomija]

Tradicionalna "Slaninijada” u Kačarevu" od 16. do 19. februara

"Slaninijada", manifestacija koja traje 36 godina, održava se u Kačarevu kod Pančeva od 16. do 19. februara. Od skromnih 500 posetilaca 1988. godine, Kačarevo sada poseti i do 100.000 ljubitelja slanine. Pozivaju se svi gurmani, ljubitelje sela i slaninice, porebruše, potrbuše, pančete, sapunjare, banatske, hamburške, dimljene, barene slanine, kao i kobasica raznih fela, vrućih čvaraka, šunke, švargle i ostalih đakonija od mesa, na najveću gastro trpezu na Balkanu, koja se održava po geslom “Mogli bismo naše divno selo, slaninama popločati celo!“ Organizatori očekuju da će u hali i na centralnom seoskom trgu slaninu i prerađevine od mesa izložiti oko 300 izlagača. "Slaninijada" se ove godine poklapa sa državnim praznikom "Sretenje", pa se očekuje još masovnija poseta zbog slobodnih dana. Blizina Beograda značajno je doprinela da se ‘Kačarevačka Slaninijada’ razvije u najozbiljniju gastronomsku manifestaciju gde se sklapaju ozbiljni kontakti i za dalju prodaju u toku godine. Detaljnije informacije mogu se dobiti od organizatora Turistički klub "Slaninijada" na telefon 064/1733 188.

[uraandri]

[jokeroutsubs]

[ENG TRANSLATION] Joker Out, or the return of faith in the power of music:

Original article written by Žikica Milošević for EXIT 13.07.2024. English translation by IG irenalemajic, proofread by IG gboleyn123

The second night of Exit Festival 2024 on the Tesla Universe stage was literally and thematically dedicated to pop music, specifically 'classic', 'old school' pop music. The most significant stage of the festival was marked by performers from Slovenia and Vojvodina, so the north of former Yugoslavia demonstrated how to create an atmosphere and memorable songs.

And it began powerfully, while the sun above Petrovaradin Fortress, after another day of being merciless, was still blinding the performers, because Astrid & The Scandals got on the stage at 7:30 p.m. restoring our faith in alter-pop, as well as in Slovenian talent to produce hitmakers. In the old Yugoslavia, Slovenians were always at the forefront of musical breakthroughs, dictating trends along the Ljubljana-Zagreb-Belgrade axis. Independent Slovenia no longer had a lead role and for many decades we did not hear performers similar to Laibach, Pankrti, Lačni Franz or Buldožer, but the situation has abruptly changed in the past few years.

Instead of avant-garde and peculiar performers, hitmakers and creators of great pop music are now coming from Slovenia. The bouncy Astrid energetically announced the 'new era', adding oriental elements to her music, dancing seductively and delivering vocal virtuosity. Undoubtedly, she is 'the next big thing' in pop music in the region, and with a bit of luck, in Europe as well.

It has not happened for a long time, that the atmosphere becomes so 'heated' already at 8 p.m, but Astrid had already raised the temperature and the girls in Joker Out T-shirts were in the front rows even during the performance of Ljubičice, which perfectly continued the series of performances this evening. Their concert is a kind of poetic justice - they were supposed to lead the Main Stage at Exit in 2019 at 8 p.m. but unfortunately, the storm cut the program short and 'plucked' them from the lineup.

In the meantime, the band from Pančevo, which is composed of the two Stevanović brothers, who got a classical music education, has grown into a trio, since Olga Petrović has recently joined them as the 'third flower' in their little bouquet. There's an old saying that 'Vojvodina is Britain and Belgrade is America' in music, and pop bands from Vojvodina are widely known for their fresh melodies and hit potential and Ljubičice who, with their 'brotherly and neighbourly' band Buč Kesidi, began to conquer the region even before the pandemic, gaining fame with the song 'Jedva čekamo rat ljudi protiv mašina'. Ljubičice are the kind of pop band we've needed for a long time, and if their songs reminded me of anything, it is the sunset in summer...of 1983. A mixture of funk, synthwave and nostalgia, combined with guitar and bass skilfulness, gave us an excellent overture for what will happen later. Vuk reminded the audience that they performed at Exit back in 2014 on the Jack Daniels Stage, when they were young and relatively unestablished – and now they command the stage as if they were born to it.

And then - Joker Out, heartbreakers from Ljubljana, form with substance, the best of both worlds. It was clear to us what to expect when, at the mere hint of their entrance, the screams of the girls began, which I remember from the documentaries about The Beatles. Love messages on cardboard signs, choral singing, fantastic communication between the band and the audience were evident right from the opening song, 'Katrina'.

Joker Out are much more raw and more guitar-driven during their live performances than on their 'polished' recordings and the influences of bands such as Arctic Monkeys or The Strokes are evident.

On the other hand, the fascination of the female part of the audience is completely understandable, because besides the fact that they really know how to play, all five members have a 'superstar vibe', in the way Duran Duran or Spandau Ballet once had the same vibe. I believe that the last time such a reception was registered was during the era of boy bands 20+ years ago, but the Jokers are anything but a boy band. Singer Bojan Cvjetićanin probably 'reaped' the biggest 'harvest' of love from the audience, but the other members are not that far behind.

Slovenian is 75% understandable when read or spoken, which drops to 50% when sung (and when thousands of girls are singing along with Bojan), but it's clear that the lyrics are engaged in a way similar to Buč Kesidi – precisely dissecting the everyday life of young people in a big city, their disappointments, dates, breakups, loves and sorrows...

Bojan won the hearts of the local audience from the very beginning by addressing them in Serbian and he also managed to make a 'population census' among the attenders. We saw that (incredibly loyal fan base) quite a number of spectators came from Slovenia, but that there were even more people from the other parts of the former Yugoslavia and even those who understand none of our languages ​​- simply driven by their love for the band that gained wider popularity at Eurovision in 2023.

The Jokers did not hide their exitement to perform on this already legendary stage.

The concert continued with a series of songs that are 'friendly' for parties, bedrooms, the beach and the radio - 'Plastika, znanstvena fantastika' and Bojan's sharp analysis of the 'culture' of plastic beauty made me look around and conclude that none of the girls in the audience were 'plastic' - which is a breath of normality and freshness we've been lacking now that we are wrapping up the first quarter of the 21st century. A better future is still possible, even though a worse present is dominant.

Joker Out jokingly call their style 'shagadelic rock' (translate it by yourself, but watch Austin Powers first), but there is nothing funny about their music. All of their songs are in Slovenian, except for two they performed in Serbian¹ (Bojan’s background allows him to play with languages and easily switch from one to another) and one in English.

In the song 'Tokio', they took us to Japan and sang part of it in Japanese too, previously teaching a 'little course on love expressions in Japanese.'

'The song that brought us here – 'Carpe Diem'!' – Bojan shouted and the audience received an infusion of energy and joy. Indeed, it was almost unimaginable 20 years ago that a 'schlager festival' would produce new stars and headliners, but Eurovision has become just that – a springboard. And it doesn't matter that they were 21st in the competition. Who cares about numbers – some performers are there to win points during the competition and some are there to conquer the world after the competition. The last song, 'Šta bih ja', was perfectly timed to be released on Friday, on the day of the concert – and it tells us, somewhat in the manner of 'Arctic Monkeys listening to Sarajevo pop', about the experience of life in London.

Joker Out brought 'sexy' back to pop music. We didn't lack cheap sex appeal all these years, but we did miss sophisticated and rock sex appeal. They brought the classic pop formation back big time – and we've missed it. They brought the energy back to the stage, female fans who travel to see them, scream their names and know all the songs by heart.

I can imagine the 'good old' days of girls' bedrooms decorated with their posters. Even if they hadn't recorded a single good song, all of this would have been enough and refreshing. But they recorded plenty of good ones. And somehow I believe we witnessed history and the beginning of a 'stellar' story with five guys from Ljubljana in the lead role.

¹In this case, the author of this article is referring to two songs that have already been released in Serbian, 'Ona' and 'Demoni'.

The band now has three songs in Serbian, including 'Šta bih ja'.

[deutschland-im-krieg]

Future eight victory ace and Ritterkreuz (Knight's Cross) holder and Geschwaderkommodore NJG 1, Major Wolfgang Falck, who commanded the Luftwaffe's first dedicated night fighter unit, Nachtjagdgeschwader (NJG) 1, until 1943. Falck was instrumental, along with General Josef Kammhuber, in creating Germany's night fighter force.

On 1 July 1943, Falck was promoted to Oberst and transferred to the Generalstab as Kammhuber's representative at the Luftwaffenführungsstab. Falck was then sent to Berlin and appointed within the Luftwaffenbefehlshaber Mitte, as overall responsible for the day and night fighter defence of the Reich. He was then appointed Jagdfliegerführer Balkan based at Pančevo from June 1944.

Falck then became General Flieger-Ausbildung, responsible for all Luftwaffe training schools, shortly after. On 1 July 1943, Falck was promoted to Oberst and transferred to the Generalstab as Kammhuber's representative at the Luftwaffenführungsstab. Falck was then sent to Berlin and appointed within the Luftwaffenbefehlshaber Mitte, as overall responsible for the day and night fighter defence of the Reich.

After the war, he had a variety of jobs, including selling playing cards. In 1961, he was approached by North American Aviation to undertake an aviation consultancy post. In 1966, he joined McDonnell Douglas. On retirement from business in 1986, he lived in St Ulrich in Austria. He continued flying post-war, being a member of many flying clubs. He died in 2007

[aristotels]

E da ti javim da nam mozzart sad i zdravstvo sponzoriše

U nekom od većih gradova (mislim da je Pančevo bilo) im ponestalo bolničke opreme i sad jebiga nema se para pa ko će šta će moraju kladionice da uskoče u pomoć. Jer ko će drugi, država možda? Medicinski radnici dobili uniforme sa logom mozzart bet-a, bunili se i tako dospelo na vesti

Do sledeće godine ima osnovne škole da nam se zovu "Dositej Mozzart Bet"

NE MOGU VIROVAAAAAT AHAHAHAHHAHA PA U PIČKU MATERINU NE ZNAN DAL DA SE SMIJEN IL PLAČEN da parafraziran miljenka smoju - "da je postavit šator iznad splita balkana to bi bija najveći cirkus na svitu"

[witekspicsoldpostcards2]

PANSCOVA - now PANCEVO >>> Pančevo is the third largest city in Vojvodina and the seventh largest in Serbia by population.

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Theater of war in Serbia and Banate of Temeschwar, map by Johann Baptist Homann from 1717 with miniature depictions of cities of Belgrade and Smederevo and plans of fortresses of Pančevo, Vipalanka (today's Banatska Palanka), Šabac in Serbia and Timisoara and Orsava in Romania.

[dirizabl]

Moja Kovačica, 1969 (My Kovačica) Martin Jonaš

Martin Jonáš (Kovačica, May 9, 1924 - Pančevo, January 31, 1996) was a naive painter of Slovak origin from the town of Kovačica.

He made a significant contribution to the founding of the local group of naïve painters and is one of the founders of the Kovačica naiva. His works were exhibited at over 300 individual and group exhibitions in almost 50 countries of the world. He lived and worked in Kovačica. Probably the most significant and one of the biggest phenomena in Serbian naive art is in Kovačica, which fought for recognition in the world and became recognizable in it for the large number of Slovak peasants who worked and created in the field of naive without any painting education and learning from each other.

[leksikonyumitologije]

Uspomena iz JNA, Pančevo 1959-1961. Via Zoran Stošić.

[sprint95]

pančevo 2019

[ninatodorovic]

Pred večerašnje zatvaranje, prikaz moje samostalne izložbe “Dekodiranje sećanja - Prelepa bašta”, Galerija savremene umetnosti Pančevo Politika, 6. decembar 2022. 🥂 Autor teksta u katalogu Ivan Stanić @deivanstan Izložbu pomogli Muzej nauke i tehnike @muzejnaukeitehnike i Centar za promociju nauke @centar_za_promociju_nauke #NinaTodorovic #NinaTodorovicArtist #DecodingMemories #DiscontinuityLogbook #AmbientInstallation #SoloShow #Glitch #GlitchArt #Video #Animation #Collage #HandmadeCollage #BinaryCodes #SeaOfCodes #ArtistInResidency #Austria #Graz #Salzburg #GSUPancevo @kulturnicentar_panceva (at Pančevo) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl0r1AsMRwf/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[goalhofer]

2024 olympics Serbia roster

Athletics

Elzan Bibić (Karajukića Bunari)

Armin Sinančević (Prijepolje)

Angelina Topić (Belgrade)

Milica Gardašević (Novi Sad)

Ivana Španović (Zrenjanin)

Világos Adriana (Vrbas)

Basketball

Uroš Plavšić (Ivanjica)

Filip Petrušev (Belgrade)

Nikola Jović (Belgrade)

Bogdan Bogdanović (Belgrade)

Vanja Marinković (Belgrade)

Ognjen Dobrić (Belgrade)

Nikola Jokić (Sombor)

Vasilije Micić (Kraljevo)

Marko Gudurić (Priboj)

Dejan Davidovac (Zrenjanin)

Aleks Avramović (Čačak)

Nikola Milutinov (Novi Sad)

Marko Branković (Novi Sad)

Strahinja Stojačić (Novi Sad)

Dejan Majstorović (Stari Banovci)

Mihailo Vasić (Belgrade)

Ivana Raca (Athens, Greece)

Saša Čađ (Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Nevena Jovanović (Kraljevo)

Yvonne Anderson (Columbia, Missouri)

Dragana Stanković (Ljubovija)

Jovana Nogić (Belgrade)

Maša Janković (Vrbas)

Aleksandra Katanić (Smederevska Palanka)

Angela Dugalić (Des Plaines, Illinois)

Tina Krajišnik (Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Mina Đorđević (Belgrade)

Nadija Smailbegović (Novi Pazar)

Boxing

Vakhid Abbasov (Belgrade)

Sara Ćirković (Bratunac, Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Natalia Shadrina (Yakutsk, Russia)

Canoeing

Anđelo Džombeta (Novi Sad)

Marko Dragosavljević (Novi Sad)

Marko Novaković (Bečej)

Vladimir Torubarov (Novi Sad)

Anastazija Bajuk (Sremska Mitrovica)

Dunja Stanojev (Novi Sad)

Milica Novaković (Novi Sad)

Marija Dostanić (Sremska Mitrovica)

Cycling

Ognjen Ilić (Aranđelovac)

Jelena Erić (Kraljevo)

Judo

Strahinja Bunčić (Banja Luka, Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Nemanja Majdov (Istočno Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Aleksandar Kukolj (Belgrade)

Milica Nikolić (Belgrade)

Marica Perišić (Temerin)

Milica Žabić (Belgrade)

Rowing

Nikolay Pimenov; Jr. (Moscow, Russia)

Martin Mačković (Subotica)

Jovana Arsić (Novi Sad)

Shooting

Lazar Kovačević (Jagodina)

Damir Mikec (Belgrade)

Zorana Arunović (Belgrade)

Swimming

Justin Cvetkov (Zrenjanin)

Andrej Barna (Subotica)

Velimir Stjepanović (Dubai, U.A.E.)

Nikola Aćin (Zrenjanin)

Anja Crevar (Pančevo)

Table tennis

Izabela Lupulesku (Belgrade)

Taekwondo

Lev Korneev (Belgrade)

Stefan Takov (Belgrade)

Aleksandra Perišić (Belgrade)

Tennis

Novak Đoković (Belgrade)

Dušan Lajović (Srem)

Volleyball

Milorad Kapur (Ravni Topolovac)

Pavle Perić (Prokuplje)

Uroš Kovačević (Kraljevo)

Petar Krsmanović (Čačak)

Marko Ivović (Ljig)

Nikola Jovović (Novi Sad)

Miran Kujundžić (Subotica)

Aleks Atanasijević (Belgrade)

Dražen Luburić (Novi Sad)

Marko Podraščanin (Novi Sad)

Vuk Todorović (Belgrade)

Aleksandar Nedeljković (Vranje)

Bianka Buša (Vrbas)

Katarina Lazović (Belgrade)

Bojana Drča (Belgrade)

Mina Popović (Kraljevo)

Aleksandra Uzelac (Zrenjanin)

Maja Ognjenović (Zrenjanin)

Maja Aleksić (Užice)

Jovana Stevanović (Belgrade)

Silvija Popović (Belgrade)

Tijana Bošković (Bileća, Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Bojana Milenković (Belgrade)

Sara Lozo (Jagodina)

Water polo

Radoslav Filipović (Novi Sad)

Dušan Mandić (Belgrade)

Strahinja Rašović (Belgrade)

Sava Ranđelović (Niš)

Miloš Ćuk (Novi Sad)

Nikola Dedović (Belgrade)

Radomir Drašović (Belgrade)

Nikola Jakšić (Belgrade)

Nemanja Ubović (Belgrade)

Nemanja Vico (Kotor, Montenegro)

Petar Jakšić (Belgrade)

Viktor Rašović (Belgrade)

Vladimir Mišović (Pančevo)

Wrestling

Khetag Tsabolov (Vladikavkaz, Russia)

Georgi Tibilov (Subotica)

Nemes Máté (Senta)

Aleksandr Komarov (St. Petersburg, Russia)

Mikheil Kajaia (Novi Sad)

[uraandri]

"i don't want drugs i want burek"

(pančevo, strelište)

[prodajanekretnina]

Kuca Banatsko Novo Selo | Banatsko Novo Selo, Банатско Ново Село, Serbia - NEKRETNINE ZA PRODAJU