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What did November 29th mean in the former Yugoslavia?

Republic Day was celebrated on November 29th and was one of the five national holidays in the former Yugoslavia.

This date actually marked the Second Session of AVNOJ in Jajce, Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1943, when, under the leadership of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia, a decision was made to form a federal state of Yugoslavia, as well as a constituent Assembly two years later, when it was named the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia (FNRJ).

The famous Second Session of AVNOJ was attended by 142 delegates, and was chaired by the pre-war President of the Assembly of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, Dr. Ivan Ribar.

AVNOJ was then constituted as the legislative and executive representative body of Yugoslavia, while the National Committee for the Liberation of Yugoslavia (NKOJ) was constituted as the highest executive and organ of the people's government, which had all the characteristics of a people's revolutionary government.

All decisions and obligations of the previous government were annulled and she, along with Peter II Karađorđević, was expelled from the country.

At that time, the Slovenian and Croatian delegates in Jajce acted as representatives of separate states, and Slovenia had special demands regarding borders and language.

As a special decision of AVNOJ, Josip Broz Tito was awarded the title "Marshal of Yugoslavia", based on the proposal of the Slovenian delegation.

Yugoslavia is a name that designates three different but successive political entities that existed for most of the 20th century on the Balkan Peninsula, and within which the South Slavic countries, including Macedonia, fell.

After the end of the war - since 1945, that date was celebrated as the Day of the Republic and was one of the largest state holidays in the former SFRY, which was solemnly celebrated throughout the country. On this day, songs of praise for Tito were sung, performances were held in cultural centers, and first-grade students became pioneers. The last generation of pioneers was born in 1982. For many, however, the first association with this holiday is getting up early and going to a pig slaughterhouse. Due to the general euphoria that accompanied this day, even those who were not big fans of Tito and socialism celebrated it. The interesting thing about this holiday is that it continued to be celebrated after the collapse of the SFRY.

After the collapse of the SFRY, Republic Day ceased to be celebrated in almost all former republics, and from the late nineties it was celebrated only in Serbia, until its official abolition, on November 14, 2002, by a decision of the Federal Assembly of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

List of the most famous Roma settlements in Europe

This is a list of the most famous Roma settlements in Europe, where Roma constitute the majority population.

Bulgaria Stolipinovo, part of Plovdiv and one of the largest Roma settlements in the Balkans, Fakultet, Sofia, Tokaito in Pazardzhik and Nadezhda in Sliven

Slovakia Lunik IX, in Košice, the largest Roma settlement in Slovakia.

Czech Republic Čanov, a Roma settlement in Rudolice nad Bilinou

Hungary Hos Utca in Budapest, Alšosentmárton, a Roma village in Baranja, etc.

Macedonia Municipality of Šuto Orizari, Skopje, Topaana, Skopje, Sredorek, Kumanovo. Bair, Bitola,. Trizla, Prilep, etc.

Kosovo, Bresje in Kosovo Polje

Serbia, Deponia, a Roma settlement in Belgrade. Yatagan Maala, Marinkova Bara settlement in Belgrade, Bangladesh, Roma settlement in Novi Sad, Red Cross, Niš, etc.

Romania, Ferentari in Bucharest

Spain, Sacromonte in Granada, Triana in Seville, and Nou Baris in Barcelona

Portugal Caniera, Montio in Setubal

Italy Scampia in Naples

Greece Scampia in Athens

Turkey Sulukulele and Ayvansaray in Istanbul

Gazi Baba Municipality - Skopje will provide free kindergarten for Roma children

The municipality of Gazi Baba continues with the implementation of the project for the inclusion of Roma children in public institutions - kindergartens.

For this purpose, the mayor of the municipality of Gazi Baba Boban Stefkovski signed an agreement with the Minister of Social Policy, Demography and Youth Fatmir Limani in the club of deputies for the implementation of the project Inclusion of Roma children in public municipal institutions - kindergartens.

Every child is important and that is exactly why the municipality of Gazi Baba realizes this project. The ultimate goal is for children to be part of the educational process from an early age. It is our obligation as units of local self-government to create conditions that will allow children from our municipalities to grow into strong individuals - said Mayor Stefkovski.

The stay of Roma children in kindergartens in the municipality of Gazi Baba is free, i.e. for them, the Council of the municipality has adopted a Decision to exempt them from paying a fee for staying in a kindergarten.

First place at the "Karposh has talent" event for Roma students from "Avram Pisevski" OOU

Yesterday evening in the Skopje Drama Theater, the Municipality of Karposh realized the manifestation "Karposh has talent" on the occasion of the days of the Municipality of Karposh. At this event, as one of the 10 schools from the municipality, the elementary school "Avram Pisevski" took part with a musical performance.

 The students from this school performed with the composition "Chae shukariye" which they prepared under the mentorship of Music Education teacher Sladjana Chekichevska and Roma Language and Culture teacher Dzhevrije Fasljii and special education teacher Marijana Grchevska Chadikovska.

The students performed this item wholeheartedly and were awarded First Place as the best item and performance of the event.

Winning the first place is a great joy and incentive for all students and employees of OOU "Avram Pisevski".

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