SERBIA - NATIONAL REVIEW

Serbia, The Golden Apple - second edition

Serbia-The Golden Apple

Serbia-The Golden Apple is a book of the prettiest landscapes of Serbia. The best photographers took pictures of Serbia. Rivers, mountains, cities, people…this book accompanies them in their search for beauty. And the Creator wasn’t frugal here… (April 2006)

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Orthodox Wall Reminder for 2010

Size: 31x64 cm; 13 pages

Exceptionally beautiful, large Orthodox calendar for 2009, with images of saint for every day. For each month in the new year, for each Serbian home, classroom, office!

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All Serbian Archbishops and Patriarchs

Size:15,2 х 24 cm; 224 pages

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Orthodox Reminder for 2010

Size: 16,5 х 23,5 cm; 400 pages

Orthodox Prayer Book and Kosovo Reminder, for each day a hagiography of the saint the day is dedicated to, space for your notes – all this makes another excellent edition of this publication, which should be your companion also in the upcoming year. Hardcover and with several versions of leather binding.

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Orthodox Planner for 2010

Size: 8x14 cm; 120 pages

Orthodox planner for 2009, in practical pocket format, with spiritual messages and distributed dates. A handbook for you and a gift for friends!

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Tourist Bible “White Angel”

A guide through the spirituality, tradition, art, cultural and historical monuments of Serbia

Tourist Info Serbia - Welcome to Serbia

A three lingual edition in Serbian, English and German
Automobilist atlas, measured distances, prices of tolls, exchange offices, map of cultural monuments, motels, restaurants, mechanics, gas stations, useful telephone numbers, ambulance, hospitals…

Belgrade in your pocket

A mini-guide through Belgrade with a map of the city center with the most important buildings and monuments of Belgrade marked and highlighted, and a map of Kalemegdan Fortress – both maps are adjusted to follow the text and the actual tourist’s walk through Belgrade. Three separate editions:  Serbian, English and German. With its unusual dimensions, three-part cover, with texts condensed to only a few sentences, and its rich illustrations and practical information it provides, this pocket guide should be a truly popular edition, and especially useful to foreign visitors who are only passing through Belgrade, having time only for “Belgrade for beginners”.

Dimensions: 6,5x15 cm;    Hardcover: 120 pages

Corridor X – European roads of culture

CORRIDOR 10 is a travel book – tourist guide that leads its readers through the Serbia’s most important travel route mapped as Corridor 10 on the European road network that connects eight European countries. This European transversal through Serbia follows a destination from Subotica to Presevo with branches towards Bratovci and Dimitrovgrad. The book is part of the international edition “European Roads of Culture”. Corridor 10 consists of Serbian and English parallel texts, and very detailed maps.
From Šid  to Belgrade
From Subotica to Belgrade
Belgrade
From Belgrade to Niš
From Niš to Preševo
From Niš to Dimitrovgrad

Dimensions: 13x21 cm;  Hardcover: 320 pages

SILENT BELLS - Christian Heritage of Kosmet

Dimensions: 20x20,6 cm; Hardcover: 444 pages

Serbia - Homeland of the Roman Emperior

Sirmium, Viminacium, Justiniana Prima, Mediana, Ulpiana... Serbia is a land of many persevered European archaeological sites from the time of the Ancient Rome. If excluded, the story about the rise and fall of the Roman Empire wouldn’t have been conveyed and completed. At the time when Roman Empire was divided administratively into Eastern and Western empires, which occurred during Emperor Diocletian’s reign, the capital of the East Roman Empire was situated in today’s Sremska Mitrovica. The book has two editions: in Serbian-English and Serbian-Italian.

Dimensions: 20x20,6 cm; Hardcover: 396 pages

Guča – The brass soul of Serbia

The Brass Bands Festival in Guca is a brand of the mass culture that is becoming more and more popular in Europe: like Brazil has its Carnival in Rio, Serbia has its Guca – a unique event in the world. This is a book about the Guca festival of brass bans known as the BRASS SOUL OF SRBIA and it presents the history of the Serbian trumpet music by revealing stories about the most famous orchestras, the aesthetics and poetics of the “Serbian jazz”, and the world glory the brass band musicians gained, who stated: “We are not playing with notes. If you are playing with notes, what do you need the soul for?”

Dimensions: 23x21 cm; Paperback: 176 pages