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Muzej Jugoslavije, Beograd Muzej Jugoslavije posvećen je očuvanju i tumačenju kompleksnog jugosloven- skog nasleđa. Ovde se čuvaju eksponati koji prate sve faze razvoja i kasnijeg pa- da Jugoslavije – od pojave jugoslovenske ideje preko stvaranja Kraljevine Jugo- slavije i Socijalističke Federativne Republike Jugoslavije, sve od njenog raspada i pratećeg fenomena jugonostalgije. Muzejski kompleks sastoji se od predsed- ničke rezidencije, starog muzeja Jugoslavije (u kome se čuvaju državnički poklo- ni) i Muzeja 25. maj u kome se održavaju izložbe. Nekadašnja rezidencija jugo- slovenskog predsednika, poznata pod nazivom Kuća cveća, nakon njegove smrti pretvorena je u muzej u kojem se, između ostalog, nalazi i njegov grob, koji sva- ke godine posećuje na hiljade poštovalaca njegovog lika i dela. Ovde su izložene i čuvene štafete koje su pioniri, omladina i razna udruženja uručivali predsedniku na Dan mladosti i njegov rođendan – 25. maja.
Muzej vazduhoplovstva, Beograd Do 1957. godine, kada je Muzej osnovan, bilo je više poku- šaja stvaranja ustanove koja bi nastojala da prikupi i oču- va sve one vrednosti koje čine deo istorije jugoslovenskog vazduhoplovstva. Još daleke 1911. godine Strahinja Ban Nušić, sin našeg poznatog komediografa, nakon avion- ske nesreće Edvarda Rusjana nad Kalemegdanom sa li- ca mesta je uzeo deo rebra sa krila njegovog aviona i pred odlazak u Prvi svetski rat ostavio ga majci na čuvanje jer će to, po njegovim rečima, biti vredan predmet u budu- ćem Muzeju. Njegove reči su se obistinile. Među prvim predmetima koji su uneti u Muzej bio je upravo ovaj deo aviona „Merćep–Rusjan“. Broj prikupljenih aviona se po- stepeno povećavao, čime je vrednost zbirke nepresta- no rasla. Stalna postavka je smeštena u tri nivoa, na skoro 6.000 m 2 , a prezentuje razvoj gotovo sto godina avijaci- je, od pionirskog perioda do modernog doba.
MUSEUM OF YUGOSLAVIA, BELGRADE The Museum of Yugoslavia is dedicated to the preserva- tion and interpretation of the complex heritage of Yugosla- via. Exhibits preserved here relate to all stages of the devel- opment and subsequent decline of Yugoslavia – from the emergence of the initial Yugoslav idea, via the creation of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and the Socialist Federal Repub- lic of Yugoslavia, all the way to its collapse and the accom- panying rise of the phenomenon of Yugo-nostalgia. The mu- seum complex comprises the presidential residence, the old museum of Yugoslavia (showcasing state gifts) and the 25 th May Museum, where exhibitions are staged. The former residence of the Yugoslav president, better known as the “House of Flowers”, was converted into a museum following Tito’s death. Among other items, it houses his grave, which is still visited annually by thousands of admirers of his image and work. Also exhibited here are the famous relay batons that were presented to President Tito by Yugoslav pioneers, youngsters and various associations each year on 25 th May - the country’s Youth Day and the president’s birthday.
AERONAUTICAL MUSEUM, BELGRADE Prior to 1957, when the Museum was established, there had been multiple at- tempts to create an institution that would endeavour to collect and preserve all valuable items that formed part of the history of Yugoslav aviation. It was back in 1911 that Strahinja Ban Nušić, son of famous Serbian satirist Branislav Nušić, took a section of the rib of one of the wings of the plane of Edvard Rusjan fol- lowing the pioneering aviator’s fatal crash at Kalemegdan fortress, which he gave his mother to protect before departing to fight in World War, telling her that it would be a valuable exhibit in the future Aeronautical Museum. And his words would prove prophetic. That very section of the Merćep-Rusjan aero- plane would be among the first items included in the collection of the museum. The number of collected aircraft increased over time, and the value of the col- lection thus also increased constantly. The permanent exhibition, which covers an area of almost 6,000m 2 on three levels, presents the development of more than a century of aviation, from the pioneering period to the modern era.
Muzej pletilja, Sirogojno U zlatiborskom kraju žene su oduvek obrađivale vunu i plele bližnjima pokrivke, ode- ću, tople čarape. Pre više decenija udružile su se i potom na svetsko modno tržište slale desetine hiljada unikatnih džempera, jakni, kaputa, kapa, rado viđenih na revi- jama i u izlozima ekskluzivnih radnji širom planete. U čast tim nepoznatim ženama o kojima su pisali svetski modni časopisi, u Sirogojnu je osnovan Muzej pletilja. Pored nagrada, on čuva pisma i fotografije Jovanke Broz, Barbare Buš, Nensi Regan i drugih poznatih ličnosti koje su imale barem jedan komad iz kolekcije zlatiborskih pletilja.
MUSEUM OF KNITTERS, SIROGOJNO
The women of the mountainous Zlat- ibor region have always processed wool and knitted blankets, clothing and warm socks for their nearest and dear- est. And it was several decades ago that they joined forces to produce tens of thousands of unique sweaters, jack- ets, coats and caps for the world fash- ion market, which were joyfully worn at fashion shows and presented in the window displays of exclusive boutiques around the world. It was in honour of these anonymous women that were written about by the world’s top fashion magazines that the Museum of Knit- ters was established in Sirogojno. Apart from awards, it preserves letters and photographs of Jovanka Broz, Barbara Bush, Nancy Reagan and other famous personalities who had at least one item from the collection of Zlatibor’s knitters.
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