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Sagonjevo, 280km south of Belgrade
1. Wide of Zoran Tomic and wife Edmonda Kardaku driving a tractor
2. Mid of chicken
3. Mid of Tomic and Kardaku getting off the tractor
4. Wide of house
5. Mid of couple sitting on the the porch in front of the house
6. SOUNDBITE (Albanian) Edmonda Kardaku, married to Zoran Tomic, a Serb:
"It was by chance for me, that I came here. I said my yes but never though I''d come here. But, it''s God''s will. There were others that asked and it wasn''t only Zoran, but God who sent me here."
7. SOUNDBITE (Albanian) Edmonda Kardaku, married to Zoran Tomic, a Serb:
"I heard from our elders that they were at war with the Serbs in the past. But now that is all over. There is no more war."
8. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Zoran Tomic, married to Edmonda Kardaku, an Albanian:
"When I went there we could not come up with an agreement in one day. This is why I had to stay one more day to negotiate and we negotiated until late at night."
9. Cutaway of couple
10. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Zoran Tomic, married to Edmonda Kardaku, an Albanian:
"After that I had to return (to Serbia) to apply for her visa, to buy a necklace, ring and everything that was required."
11. Cutaway of couple
12. Couple working in greenhouse
13. Couple leaving
Sjenica, 250 km southwest of Belgrade
14. Wide of Momir Kovacevic, Humanitarian Foundation "Stara Raska" activist, working on the computer
15. Close up of hand
16. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Momir Kovacevic, Humanitarian Foundation "Stara Raska" activist:
"We helped around 40 families with 500 euros each (when they arrived in Serbia). We, together with the officials from Belgrade, help all Albanian women who fulfil all the conditions get (Serbian) citizenship."
17. Cutaway of photograph from "Stara Raska" book showing Albanian women wearing t-shirts with Serbian and Albanian flags
18. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Momir Kovacevic, Humanitarian Foundation "Stara Raska" activist:
"They (Serbian men) jumped over (the ethnic) barriers and decided to marry women from Skadar (in Albania)."
Belgrade
19. Wide of Serbian Parliament building
20. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Gordana Comic, deputy Parliament speaker:
"It''s not human trafficking if the marriage is her voluntary decision and she has the right of choice. But if someone is forcing her into the marriage, it''s a crime."
21. Women walking on the street
22. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Maja Savic, NGO Atina:
"We as a NGO have not had any complaints from the Albanian brides, but we definitely should pay attention to that. The government and institutions should also take responsibility to pay them a visit sometimes, to provide these women with some information, of whom they can turn to in case they find themselves in difficult situations."
23. Women walking on the street
STORYLINE:
Not in her wildest dreams did Edmonda ever imagine she''d marry a man like Zoran, have his baby and live in his country.
She''s an Albanian Muslim, he''s an Orthodox Christian Serb - and their people have been mired in a web of ethnic and religious hatred over Kosovo''s bloody war for independence.
But Edmonda Kardaku did wed Zoran Tomic last December, joining hundreds of compatriots, mostly Muslims or Roman Catholics, who have broken deep taboos by marrying men from rural Serbia, where women have been fleeing to the cities or abroad and causing an alarming population decline.
Serbia and Albania have been uneasy neighbours for generations.
But when war exploded over ethnic Albanian-dominated Kosovo''s attempt to break from Serbia in the late 1990s, disdain turned to murderous rage.
Kosovo''s 2008 independence declaration, backed by most of the international community, deepened animosities.
Zoran, 37, says he represents a new generation that''s free of such bigotry.
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SHOTLIST
1. Various of Serbs getting on UN guarded bus
2. Soldiers with rifles in foreground, bus leaving in background
3. Various of Serbs getting off bus at cemetery under UN guard
4. Various of Serbs touring cemetery, protected by barbed wire
5. Serbian man cleaning relative's gravestone
6. Close up of lit candle at graveside
7. Wide shot of Serbian Orthodox priest
8. Woman crying over relative's grave
9. Close up of flowers on grave
10. Close up of woman crying
11. Various of priest chanting prayer over grave
12. Priest, with burning incense, blessing grave
13. Close up of incense
14. SOUNDBITE: (Serbian) Kosovo Serb, Vox Pop:
"There is nothing worse than this, you can't come and see the graves when you want, what else can I say?"
15. Various of candles at grave
16. Security officer from NATO-led Kosovo Force (KFOR) on patrol
17. KFOR tank outside cemetery
STORYLINE:
Serbs from Kosovska Mitrovica, a city that has been tense since Kosovo's ethnic Albanian leadership declared independence from Serbia on February 17th, visited a cemetery in the ethnically Albanian dominated south of the town on Saturday.
The Serbs, who crossed the town under NATO military guard, were marking All Saints Day in their Orthodox religious calendar, a day when the graves of relatives are tended to.
Mitrovica is an ethnically divided town, with predominantly ethnic Albanians living in the south and Serb districts in the north.
"There is nothing worse than this, you can't come and see the graves when you want, what else can I say?" one Serb woman said.
Some Serbs have suffered reprisal attacks carried out by ethnic Albanians seeking to avenge the bloodshed of the 1998-99 war and after Kosovo declared independence on February 17, security has been stepped up.
Kosovo has not been under Serbia's control since 1999, when a 78-day bombing campaign by NATO forced then Yugoslavian President Slobodan Milosevic to end his bloody crackdown against separatist guerrillas.
Many Serbs are as distrustful of NATO as they are of the Albanians, blaming the alliance for failing to protect them during anti-Serb rioting in March 2004 that left 11 dead and scores of Serbian Orthodox churches and monasteries burned.
In an indication of the level of mistrust dozens of Serb officers have deserted the Kosovo police force since the new state declared independence, according to police.
The snubbing of ethnic Albanian leaders has shattered the only institution in which real cooperation existed between the two ethnic groups.
Some 170 of the force's 800 officers have either quit or not shown up for work since the Feb. 17 declaration, police officials said on Thursday
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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T/I: 10:56:16
The Red Cross has begun registering thousands of Serb prisoners
who were detained by Croatian forces after the offensive to retake
Krajina. On Wednesday (9/8), US Ambassador to Croatia Peter Galbraith visited the town of Sisak, 50 km south of Zagreb, to see the registration
of prisoners at a local school.
SHOWS:
SISAK, KRAJINA, CROATIA 9/8
galbraith with burned out tanks
line of prisoners in hall
prisoners being registered by red cross
men sitting
various of prisoners
officials behind desks
prisoners on floor
exterior of gym where serbs are being held
prisoners sitting on the ground
men being photographed for id
men being fingerprinted
galbriath sot... these are men military age ... which they think
could have been soldiers... they are very old so it is unlikely
that they could be soldiers.. if they are soldiers they must have
been drafted in at last minute...
1:45
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Local democracy agency in Osijek and Subotica are implementing jointly with four partners from region Croatia -- Serbia (Croatian institute for local government HILS, Evangelical theological seminary EVTOS, Association of local democracy agencies ALDA and Open University Subotica) a cross border project aimed to contribute to capacity building of human resources for supporting and developing of town twinning involving local authorities in rural areas of Osijek-Baranja and Vukovar-Sermium Counties in Croatia and Bačka and Srem District in Serbia through establishing of resource centres for town twining.
Find more information on:
http://www.lda-subotica.org/eng/
http://www.lda-osijek.hr
Producer: Olga Horvat
Cameraman and editor: Slobodan Gabric
Produced by: Dinovizia video production
Supported by the European Union, Croatia-Serbia cross border programme
The contents of this film are the sole responsibility of Local democracy agency Subotica and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union.
With special thanks to all who took part in the making of this film.
- published: 25 Apr 2013
- views: 199
Natural Sound
The remaining 308 Dutch peacekeepers have successfully crossed into Serbia from Potocari - the United Nations compound just outside Srebrenica.
They had been held by Bosnian Serbs since the rebels captured the U-N safe haven last week, although the Serbs claimed they were retained neither as hostages nor as prisoners.
The second and last group of Dutch United Nations peacekeepers finally made it over the border to Serbia this morning.
They had been deployed in the former U-N safe haven of Srebrenica, before it was seized by Bosnian Serbs last week.
Bosnian Serb authorities allowed the peacekeepers to leave their base of Potocari, which is just outside Srebrenica, and said they had been held neither as hostages, nor as prisoners.
Driving through Serbia, they moved in a 15 kilometre (nine mile) long convoy of their vehicles and armoured cars.
In total, 220 jeeps, trucks and other vehicles carried more than 300 peacekeepers over the border.
They brought 26 Bosnian personnel with them as the Dutch were afraid they would be harmed if they remained.
Serbian police said all the Dutch peacekeepers have now left Srebrenica.
They first headed towards Belgrade, from where they are due to move onto the U-N headquarters at Zagreb in Croatia, before flying home on Monday.
The Dutch Defence Minister has said that peacekeepers who have already returned home have spoken of atrocities committed by the Serbs including the killing of many people.
The Minister said that now all the Dutch troops have left the area, they will find it easier to talk about what they have witnessed.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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- published: 31 Dec 2015
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English/Nat
K-FOR troops allowed a Serb convoy of heavy transit vehicles back into Kosovo on Sunday, to collect heavy armour and machinery left behind by the Yugoslav army when it completed its withdrawal from the province.
The Serbs were allowed to cross the border near Podujevo and have been allowed another 48 hours to collect and move equipment left behind.
The K-FOR officer in charge of the area said that the situation when the Serbs first crossed back over the border was tense, but that his men soon secured the area.
As the convoy moved into Kosovo it passed Serb civilians leaving the province.
A Red Cross convoy was also heading into the area on Sunday to provide aid to people.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The Yugoslav army arrived and obviously they were under the impression that they were still in a combat environment. They arrived here doing the normal drill which I suppose you would do. They tried to dominate the ground to make sure it was secure before they could bring in any more forces or the remainder of their unit. It was quite tense initially for the first few minutes but it's now calmed right down, it isn't a major issue. They realise that we are secure in the area. It is safe for them, and as you can see they are fairly relaxed, they are chatting to our soldiers. There's no big issue at the moment. All they want to do is move their forces, or their transporters to various places around Kosovo to pick up heavy equipment which their forces have left behind."
SUPER CAPTION: Mark Orr, British K-FOR
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Ministerul Dezvoltarii Regionale si Turismului gestioneaza Programul de Cooperare Transfrontaliera Romania-Serbia. Unul dintre proiectele realizate in cadrul programului este "Cross border initiative for research and development activities (and) cooperation between economy and scientific educational institutions, in Serbian and Romanian historical Banat as a contribution to competitiveness improvement and regional identity, according to EU standards"- "Initiativa transfrontaliera pentru activitati de cercetare, dezvoltare si cooperare intre institutii educative stiintifice si economice in Banatul istoric roman si sarb, ca o contributie la cresterea competitivitatii si intarirea identitatii regionale, conform standardelor UE".
http://www.mdrt.ro/en/dezvoltare-regionala/programe-de-cooperare-teritoriala-europeana/-2551
Promotional film realised by the Regional Office for Cross-border Cooperation (BRCT) Timisoara in 2012 - Film promotional realizat de Biroul Regional pentru Cooperare Transfrontaliera (BRCT) Timisoara in 2012
- published: 15 Nov 2012
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August 24, 2015 - The EU's refugee crisis heats up as thousands of asylum-seekers, mostly Syrians, travel through Macedonia and Serbia towards western Europe.
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Serbian cross
The Serbian cross is a national symbol of Serbia, part of the Coat of arms of Serbia, and the flag of Serbia. It is believed to be based on the tetragrammatic cross emblem of the Byzantine Palaiologos dynasty, with the difference that in Serbian use the cross is usually white on a red background, rather than gold on a red background (though it can be depicted in gold as well). It is composed of a cross symbol with four stylized letters S (С) on each of its corners.
The Serbian tradition attributes the symbol to St. Sava, 12th century metropolitan of Žiča and Archbishop of Serbs, creation of the popular motto from those four letters, Only Unity Saves the Serbs (Serbian: Само слога Србина спасава/Samo sloga Srbina spasava). The actual origin of the beta (Β) symbols is with the Byzantine Empire, and the motto of the Palaeologan dynasty: King of Kings, Ruling Over Kings (Greek: βασιλεὺς βασιλέων, βασιλεύων βασιλευόντων; Basileus Basileōn, Basileuōn Basileuontōn).
The double-headed eagle and the cross are the main heraldic symbols which represent the national identity of the Serbian people across the centuries.
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3:18Serbs cross ethnic divide, travel to Albania to find brides
Serbs cross ethnic divide, travel to Albania to find bridesSerbs cross ethnic divide, travel to Albania to find brides
Sagonjevo, 280km south of Belgrade 1. Wide of Zoran Tomic and wife Edmonda Kardaku driving a tractor 2. Mid of chicken 3. Mid of Tomic and Kardaku getting off the tractor 4. Wide of house 5. Mid of couple sitting on the the porch in front of the house 6. SOUNDBITE (Albanian) Edmonda Kardaku, married to Zoran Tomic, a Serb: "It was by chance for me, that I came here. I said my yes but never though I''d come here. But, it''s God''s will. There were others that asked and it wasn''t only Zoran, but God who sent me here." 7. SOUNDBITE (Albanian) Edmonda Kardaku, married to Zoran Tomic, a Serb: "I heard from our elders that they were at war with the Serbs in the past. But now that is all over. There is no more war." 8. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Zoran Tomic, married to Edmonda Kardaku, an Albanian: "When I went there we could not come up with an agreement in one day. This is why I had to stay one more day to negotiate and we negotiated until late at night." 9. Cutaway of couple 10. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Zoran Tomic, married to Edmonda Kardaku, an Albanian: "After that I had to return (to Serbia) to apply for her visa, to buy a necklace, ring and everything that was required." 11. Cutaway of couple 12. Couple working in greenhouse 13. Couple leaving Sjenica, 250 km southwest of Belgrade 14. Wide of Momir Kovacevic, Humanitarian Foundation "Stara Raska" activist, working on the computer 15. Close up of hand 16. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Momir Kovacevic, Humanitarian Foundation "Stara Raska" activist: "We helped around 40 families with 500 euros each (when they arrived in Serbia). We, together with the officials from Belgrade, help all Albanian women who fulfil all the conditions get (Serbian) citizenship." 17. Cutaway of photograph from "Stara Raska" book showing Albanian women wearing t-shirts with Serbian and Albanian flags 18. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Momir Kovacevic, Humanitarian Foundation "Stara Raska" activist: "They (Serbian men) jumped over (the ethnic) barriers and decided to marry women from Skadar (in Albania)." Belgrade 19. Wide of Serbian Parliament building 20. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Gordana Comic, deputy Parliament speaker: "It''s not human trafficking if the marriage is her voluntary decision and she has the right of choice. But if someone is forcing her into the marriage, it''s a crime." 21. Women walking on the street 22. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Maja Savic, NGO Atina: "We as a NGO have not had any complaints from the Albanian brides, but we definitely should pay attention to that. The government and institutions should also take responsibility to pay them a visit sometimes, to provide these women with some information, of whom they can turn to in case they find themselves in difficult situations." 23. Women walking on the street STORYLINE: Not in her wildest dreams did Edmonda ever imagine she''d marry a man like Zoran, have his baby and live in his country. She''s an Albanian Muslim, he''s an Orthodox Christian Serb - and their people have been mired in a web of ethnic and religious hatred over Kosovo''s bloody war for independence. But Edmonda Kardaku did wed Zoran Tomic last December, joining hundreds of compatriots, mostly Muslims or Roman Catholics, who have broken deep taboos by marrying men from rural Serbia, where women have been fleeing to the cities or abroad and causing an alarming population decline. Serbia and Albania have been uneasy neighbours for generations. But when war exploded over ethnic Albanian-dominated Kosovo''s attempt to break from Serbia in the late 1990s, disdain turned to murderous rage. Kosovo''s 2008 independence declaration, backed by most of the international community, deepened animosities. Zoran, 37, says he represents a new generation that''s free of such bigotry. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/6cd63724524637482cb8f1c185308efc Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:17Serbs cross bridge into Kosovan side amid heavy security
Serbs cross bridge into Kosovan side amid heavy securitySerbs cross bridge into Kosovan side amid heavy security
SHOTLIST 1. Various of Serbs getting on UN guarded bus 2. Soldiers with rifles in foreground, bus leaving in background 3. Various of Serbs getting off bus at cemetery under UN guard 4. Various of Serbs touring cemetery, protected by barbed wire 5. Serbian man cleaning relative's gravestone 6. Close up of lit candle at graveside 7. Wide shot of Serbian Orthodox priest 8. Woman crying over relative's grave 9. Close up of flowers on grave 10. Close up of woman crying 11. Various of priest chanting prayer over grave 12. Priest, with burning incense, blessing grave 13. Close up of incense 14. SOUNDBITE: (Serbian) Kosovo Serb, Vox Pop: "There is nothing worse than this, you can't come and see the graves when you want, what else can I say?" 15. Various of candles at grave 16. Security officer from NATO-led Kosovo Force (KFOR) on patrol 17. KFOR tank outside cemetery STORYLINE: Serbs from Kosovska Mitrovica, a city that has been tense since Kosovo's ethnic Albanian leadership declared independence from Serbia on February 17th, visited a cemetery in the ethnically Albanian dominated south of the town on Saturday. The Serbs, who crossed the town under NATO military guard, were marking All Saints Day in their Orthodox religious calendar, a day when the graves of relatives are tended to. Mitrovica is an ethnically divided town, with predominantly ethnic Albanians living in the south and Serb districts in the north. "There is nothing worse than this, you can't come and see the graves when you want, what else can I say?" one Serb woman said. Some Serbs have suffered reprisal attacks carried out by ethnic Albanians seeking to avenge the bloodshed of the 1998-99 war and after Kosovo declared independence on February 17, security has been stepped up. Kosovo has not been under Serbia's control since 1999, when a 78-day bombing campaign by NATO forced then Yugoslavian President Slobodan Milosevic to end his bloody crackdown against separatist guerrillas. Many Serbs are as distrustful of NATO as they are of the Albanians, blaming the alliance for failing to protect them during anti-Serb rioting in March 2004 that left 11 dead and scores of Serbian Orthodox churches and monasteries burned. In an indication of the level of mistrust dozens of Serb officers have deserted the Kosovo police force since the new state declared independence, according to police. The snubbing of ethnic Albanian leaders has shattered the only institution in which real cooperation existed between the two ethnic groups. Some 170 of the force's 800 officers have either quit or not shown up for work since the Feb. 17 declaration, police officials said on Thursday You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/dec1d2af7e885d5bbf02aeed1baf3fd5 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:54Croatia - Red Cross Registers Serb Prisoners
Croatia - Red Cross Registers Serb PrisonersCroatia - Red Cross Registers Serb Prisoners
T/I: 10:56:16 The Red Cross has begun registering thousands of Serb prisoners who were detained by Croatian forces after the offensive to retake Krajina. On Wednesday (9/8), US Ambassador to Croatia Peter Galbraith visited the town of Sisak, 50 km south of Zagreb, to see the registration of prisoners at a local school. SHOWS: SISAK, KRAJINA, CROATIA 9/8 galbraith with burned out tanks line of prisoners in hall prisoners being registered by red cross men sitting various of prisoners officials behind desks prisoners on floor exterior of gym where serbs are being held prisoners sitting on the ground men being photographed for id men being fingerprinted galbriath sot... these are men military age ... which they think could have been soldiers... they are very old so it is unlikely that they could be soldiers.. if they are soldiers they must have been drafted in at last minute... 1:45 You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/f1447270a0d3c1be1c9f4ae1d69de817 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:48EU-bound migrants cross into Serbia
EU-bound migrants cross into Serbia -
24:23Support for networking and twinning at European level ; Croatia - Serbia cross border programme
Support for networking and twinning at European level ; Croatia - Serbia cross border programmeSupport for networking and twinning at European level ; Croatia - Serbia cross border programme
Local democracy agency in Osijek and Subotica are implementing jointly with four partners from region Croatia -- Serbia (Croatian institute for local government HILS, Evangelical theological seminary EVTOS, Association of local democracy agencies ALDA and Open University Subotica) a cross border project aimed to contribute to capacity building of human resources for supporting and developing of town twinning involving local authorities in rural areas of Osijek-Baranja and Vukovar-Sermium Counties in Croatia and Bačka and Srem District in Serbia through establishing of resource centres for town twining. Find more information on: http://www.lda-subotica.org/eng/ http://www.lda-osijek.hr Producer: Olga Horvat Cameraman and editor: Slobodan Gabric Produced by: Dinovizia video production Supported by the European Union, Croatia-Serbia cross border programme The contents of this film are the sole responsibility of Local democracy agency Subotica and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union. With special thanks to all who took part in the making of this film. -
1:45BOSNIA: REMAINING DUTCH PEACEKEEPERS CROSS INTO SERBIA
BOSNIA: REMAINING DUTCH PEACEKEEPERS CROSS INTO SERBIABOSNIA: REMAINING DUTCH PEACEKEEPERS CROSS INTO SERBIA
Natural Sound The remaining 308 Dutch peacekeepers have successfully crossed into Serbia from Potocari - the United Nations compound just outside Srebrenica. They had been held by Bosnian Serbs since the rebels captured the U-N safe haven last week, although the Serbs claimed they were retained neither as hostages nor as prisoners. The second and last group of Dutch United Nations peacekeepers finally made it over the border to Serbia this morning. They had been deployed in the former U-N safe haven of Srebrenica, before it was seized by Bosnian Serbs last week. Bosnian Serb authorities allowed the peacekeepers to leave their base of Potocari, which is just outside Srebrenica, and said they had been held neither as hostages, nor as prisoners. Driving through Serbia, they moved in a 15 kilometre (nine mile) long convoy of their vehicles and armoured cars. In total, 220 jeeps, trucks and other vehicles carried more than 300 peacekeepers over the border. They brought 26 Bosnian personnel with them as the Dutch were afraid they would be harmed if they remained. Serbian police said all the Dutch peacekeepers have now left Srebrenica. They first headed towards Belgrade, from where they are due to move onto the U-N headquarters at Zagreb in Croatia, before flying home on Monday. The Dutch Defence Minister has said that peacekeepers who have already returned home have spoken of atrocities committed by the Serbs including the killing of many people. The Minister said that now all the Dutch troops have left the area, they will find it easier to talk about what they have witnessed. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/982d9775b512e272f0e929d9b23c4ca7 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:57SERBIAN vs Nikola Djota Milosevic Crossbar Challenge + Freestyle ! ! !
SERBIAN vs Nikola Djota Milosevic Crossbar Challenge + Freestyle ! ! !SERBIAN vs Nikola Djota Milosevic Crossbar Challenge + Freestyle ! ! !
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2:33Yugoslavia: Kosovo: Serb Military Withdrawal - Update - 1999
Yugoslavia: Kosovo: Serb Military Withdrawal - Update - 1999Yugoslavia: Kosovo: Serb Military Withdrawal - Update - 1999
English/Nat K-FOR troops allowed a Serb convoy of heavy transit vehicles back into Kosovo on Sunday, to collect heavy armour and machinery left behind by the Yugoslav army when it completed its withdrawal from the province. The Serbs were allowed to cross the border near Podujevo and have been allowed another 48 hours to collect and move equipment left behind. The K-FOR officer in charge of the area said that the situation when the Serbs first crossed back over the border was tense, but that his men soon secured the area. As the convoy moved into Kosovo it passed Serb civilians leaving the province. A Red Cross convoy was also heading into the area on Sunday to provide aid to people. SOUNDBITE: (English) "The Yugoslav army arrived and obviously they were under the impression that they were still in a combat environment. They arrived here doing the normal drill which I suppose you would do. They tried to dominate the ground to make sure it was secure before they could bring in any more forces or the remainder of their unit. It was quite tense initially for the first few minutes but it's now calmed right down, it isn't a major issue. They realise that we are secure in the area. It is safe for them, and as you can see they are fairly relaxed, they are chatting to our soldiers. There's no big issue at the moment. All they want to do is move their forces, or their transporters to various places around Kosovo to pick up heavy equipment which their forces have left behind." SUPER CAPTION: Mark Orr, British K-FOR You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/a774ec4800044a03b47b64fc2fe7079a Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:15Cross border initiative for cooperation in Serbian and Romanian Banat
Cross border initiative for cooperation in Serbian and Romanian BanatCross border initiative for cooperation in Serbian and Romanian Banat
http://www.mdrt.ro/ Ministerul Dezvoltarii Regionale si Turismului gestioneaza Programul de Cooperare Transfrontaliera Romania-Serbia. Unul dintre proiectele realizate in cadrul programului este "Cross border initiative for research and development activities (and) cooperation between economy and scientific educational institutions, in Serbian and Romanian historical Banat as a contribution to competitiveness improvement and regional identity, according to EU standards"- "Initiativa transfrontaliera pentru activitati de cercetare, dezvoltare si cooperare intre institutii educative stiintifice si economice in Banatul istoric roman si sarb, ca o contributie la cresterea competitivitatii si intarirea identitatii regionale, conform standardelor UE". http://www.mdrt.ro/en/dezvoltare-regionala/programe-de-cooperare-teritoriala-europeana/-2551 Promotional film realised by the Regional Office for Cross-border Cooperation (BRCT) Timisoara in 2012 - Film promotional realizat de Biroul Regional pentru Cooperare Transfrontaliera (BRCT) Timisoara in 2012 -
0:42Thousands Of EU Bound Refugees Cross Into Serbia
Thousands Of EU Bound Refugees Cross Into SerbiaThousands Of EU Bound Refugees Cross Into Serbia
From: https://www.youtube.com/user/AFP August 24, 2015 - The EU's refugee crisis heats up as thousands of asylum-seekers, mostly Syrians, travel through Macedonia and Serbia towards western Europe. PigmineNews.com: http://www.pigminenews.com PigmineNews on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/PigMineNews PigmineNews on Twitter: http://twitter.com/PigmineNews PigMine2 on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/PigMine2/videos FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 U.S.C. section 106A-117 of the U.S. Copyright Law.
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Serbs cross ethnic divide, travel to Albania to find brides
Sagonjevo, 280km south of Belgrade 1. Wide of Zoran Tomic and wife Edmonda Kardaku driving a tractor 2. Mid of chicken 3. Mid of Tomic and Kardaku getting off the tractor 4. Wide of house 5. Mid of couple sitting on the the porch in front of the house 6. SOUNDBITE (Albanian) Edmonda Kardaku, married to Zoran Tomic, a Serb: "It was by chance for me, that I came here. I said my yes but never though I''d come here. But, it''s God''s will. There were others that asked and it wasn''t only Zoran, but God who sent me here." 7. SOUNDBITE (Albanian) Edmonda Kardaku, married to Zoran Tomic, a Serb: "I heard from our elders that they were at war with the Serbs in the past. But now that is all over. There is no more war." 8. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Zoran Tomic, married to Edmonda Kardaku, an... -
Serbs cross bridge into Kosovan side amid heavy security
SHOTLIST 1. Various of Serbs getting on UN guarded bus 2. Soldiers with rifles in foreground, bus leaving in background 3. Various of Serbs getting off bus at cemetery under UN guard 4. Various of Serbs touring cemetery, protected by barbed wire 5. Serbian man cleaning relative's gravestone 6. Close up of lit candle at graveside 7. Wide shot of Serbian Orthodox priest 8. Woman crying over relative's grave 9. Close up of flowers on grave 10. Close up of woman crying 11. Various of priest chanting prayer over grave 12. Priest, with burning incense, blessing grave 13. Close up of incense 14. SOUNDBITE: (Serbian) Kosovo Serb, Vox Pop: "There is nothing worse than this, you can't come and see the graves when you want, what else can I say?" 15. Various of candles at grave 16. S... -
Croatia - Red Cross Registers Serb Prisoners
T/I: 10:56:16 The Red Cross has begun registering thousands of Serb prisoners who were detained by Croatian forces after the offensive to retake Krajina. On Wednesday (9/8), US Ambassador to Croatia Peter Galbraith visited the town of Sisak, 50 km south of Zagreb, to see the registration of prisoners at a local school. SHOWS: SISAK, KRAJINA, CROATIA 9/8 galbraith with burned out tanks line of prisoners in hall prisoners being registered by red cross men sitting various of prisoners officials behind desks prisoners on floor exterior of gym where serbs are being held prisoners sitting on the ground men being photographed for id men being fingerprinted galbriath sot... these are men military age ... which they think could have been soldiers... they are very ... -
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Support for networking and twinning at European level ; Croatia - Serbia cross border programme
Local democracy agency in Osijek and Subotica are implementing jointly with four partners from region Croatia -- Serbia (Croatian institute for local government HILS, Evangelical theological seminary EVTOS, Association of local democracy agencies ALDA and Open University Subotica) a cross border project aimed to contribute to capacity building of human resources for supporting and developing of town twinning involving local authorities in rural areas of Osijek-Baranja and Vukovar-Sermium Counties in Croatia and Bačka and Srem District in Serbia through establishing of resource centres for town twining. Find more information on: http://www.lda-subotica.org/eng/ http://www.lda-osijek.hr Producer: Olga Horvat Cameraman and editor: Slobodan Gabric Produced by: Dinovizia video production S... -
BOSNIA: REMAINING DUTCH PEACEKEEPERS CROSS INTO SERBIA
Natural Sound The remaining 308 Dutch peacekeepers have successfully crossed into Serbia from Potocari - the United Nations compound just outside Srebrenica. They had been held by Bosnian Serbs since the rebels captured the U-N safe haven last week, although the Serbs claimed they were retained neither as hostages nor as prisoners. The second and last group of Dutch United Nations peacekeepers finally made it over the border to Serbia this morning. They had been deployed in the former U-N safe haven of Srebrenica, before it was seized by Bosnian Serbs last week. Bosnian Serb authorities allowed the peacekeepers to leave their base of Potocari, which is just outside Srebrenica, and said they had been held neither as hostages, nor as prisoners. Driving through Serbia, they ... -
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Yugoslavia: Kosovo: Serb Military Withdrawal - Update - 1999
English/Nat K-FOR troops allowed a Serb convoy of heavy transit vehicles back into Kosovo on Sunday, to collect heavy armour and machinery left behind by the Yugoslav army when it completed its withdrawal from the province. The Serbs were allowed to cross the border near Podujevo and have been allowed another 48 hours to collect and move equipment left behind. The K-FOR officer in charge of the area said that the situation when the Serbs first crossed back over the border was tense, but that his men soon secured the area. As the convoy moved into Kosovo it passed Serb civilians leaving the province. A Red Cross convoy was also heading into the area on Sunday to provide aid to people. SOUNDBITE: (English) "The Yugoslav army arrived and obviously they were under the i... -
Cross border initiative for cooperation in Serbian and Romanian Banat
http://www.mdrt.ro/ Ministerul Dezvoltarii Regionale si Turismului gestioneaza Programul de Cooperare Transfrontaliera Romania-Serbia. Unul dintre proiectele realizate in cadrul programului este "Cross border initiative for research and development activities (and) cooperation between economy and scientific educational institutions, in Serbian and Romanian historical Banat as a contribution to competitiveness improvement and regional identity, according to EU standards"- "Initiativa transfrontaliera pentru activitati de cercetare, dezvoltare si cooperare intre institutii educative stiintifice si economice in Banatul istoric roman si sarb, ca o contributie la cresterea competitivitatii si intarirea identitatii regionale, conform standardelor UE". http://www.mdrt.ro/en/dezvoltare-regionala/... -
Thousands Of EU Bound Refugees Cross Into Serbia
From: https://www.youtube.com/user/AFP August 24, 2015 - The EU's refugee crisis heats up as thousands of asylum-seekers, mostly Syrians, travel through Macedonia and Serbia towards western Europe. PigmineNews.com: http://www.pigminenews.com PigmineNews on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/PigMineNews PigmineNews on Twitter: http://twitter.com/PigmineNews PigMine2 on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/PigMine2/videos FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 U.S.C. section 106A-117 of the U.S. Copyright Law.
Serbs cross ethnic divide, travel to Albania to find brides
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- Duration: 3:18
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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Sagonjevo, 280km south of Belgrade
1. Wide of Zoran Tomic and wife Edmonda Kardaku driving a tractor
2. Mid of chicken
3. Mid of Tomic and Kardaku getting ...
Sagonjevo, 280km south of Belgrade
1. Wide of Zoran Tomic and wife Edmonda Kardaku driving a tractor
2. Mid of chicken
3. Mid of Tomic and Kardaku getting off the tractor
4. Wide of house
5. Mid of couple sitting on the the porch in front of the house
6. SOUNDBITE (Albanian) Edmonda Kardaku, married to Zoran Tomic, a Serb:
"It was by chance for me, that I came here. I said my yes but never though I''d come here. But, it''s God''s will. There were others that asked and it wasn''t only Zoran, but God who sent me here."
7. SOUNDBITE (Albanian) Edmonda Kardaku, married to Zoran Tomic, a Serb:
"I heard from our elders that they were at war with the Serbs in the past. But now that is all over. There is no more war."
8. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Zoran Tomic, married to Edmonda Kardaku, an Albanian:
"When I went there we could not come up with an agreement in one day. This is why I had to stay one more day to negotiate and we negotiated until late at night."
9. Cutaway of couple
10. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Zoran Tomic, married to Edmonda Kardaku, an Albanian:
"After that I had to return (to Serbia) to apply for her visa, to buy a necklace, ring and everything that was required."
11. Cutaway of couple
12. Couple working in greenhouse
13. Couple leaving
Sjenica, 250 km southwest of Belgrade
14. Wide of Momir Kovacevic, Humanitarian Foundation "Stara Raska" activist, working on the computer
15. Close up of hand
16. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Momir Kovacevic, Humanitarian Foundation "Stara Raska" activist:
"We helped around 40 families with 500 euros each (when they arrived in Serbia). We, together with the officials from Belgrade, help all Albanian women who fulfil all the conditions get (Serbian) citizenship."
17. Cutaway of photograph from "Stara Raska" book showing Albanian women wearing t-shirts with Serbian and Albanian flags
18. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Momir Kovacevic, Humanitarian Foundation "Stara Raska" activist:
"They (Serbian men) jumped over (the ethnic) barriers and decided to marry women from Skadar (in Albania)."
Belgrade
19. Wide of Serbian Parliament building
20. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Gordana Comic, deputy Parliament speaker:
"It''s not human trafficking if the marriage is her voluntary decision and she has the right of choice. But if someone is forcing her into the marriage, it''s a crime."
21. Women walking on the street
22. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Maja Savic, NGO Atina:
"We as a NGO have not had any complaints from the Albanian brides, but we definitely should pay attention to that. The government and institutions should also take responsibility to pay them a visit sometimes, to provide these women with some information, of whom they can turn to in case they find themselves in difficult situations."
23. Women walking on the street
STORYLINE:
Not in her wildest dreams did Edmonda ever imagine she''d marry a man like Zoran, have his baby and live in his country.
She''s an Albanian Muslim, he''s an Orthodox Christian Serb - and their people have been mired in a web of ethnic and religious hatred over Kosovo''s bloody war for independence.
But Edmonda Kardaku did wed Zoran Tomic last December, joining hundreds of compatriots, mostly Muslims or Roman Catholics, who have broken deep taboos by marrying men from rural Serbia, where women have been fleeing to the cities or abroad and causing an alarming population decline.
Serbia and Albania have been uneasy neighbours for generations.
But when war exploded over ethnic Albanian-dominated Kosovo''s attempt to break from Serbia in the late 1990s, disdain turned to murderous rage.
Kosovo''s 2008 independence declaration, backed by most of the international community, deepened animosities.
Zoran, 37, says he represents a new generation that''s free of such bigotry.
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Sagonjevo, 280km south of Belgrade
1. Wide of Zoran Tomic and wife Edmonda Kardaku driving a tractor
2. Mid of chicken
3. Mid of Tomic and Kardaku getting off the tractor
4. Wide of house
5. Mid of couple sitting on the the porch in front of the house
6. SOUNDBITE (Albanian) Edmonda Kardaku, married to Zoran Tomic, a Serb:
"It was by chance for me, that I came here. I said my yes but never though I''d come here. But, it''s God''s will. There were others that asked and it wasn''t only Zoran, but God who sent me here."
7. SOUNDBITE (Albanian) Edmonda Kardaku, married to Zoran Tomic, a Serb:
"I heard from our elders that they were at war with the Serbs in the past. But now that is all over. There is no more war."
8. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Zoran Tomic, married to Edmonda Kardaku, an Albanian:
"When I went there we could not come up with an agreement in one day. This is why I had to stay one more day to negotiate and we negotiated until late at night."
9. Cutaway of couple
10. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Zoran Tomic, married to Edmonda Kardaku, an Albanian:
"After that I had to return (to Serbia) to apply for her visa, to buy a necklace, ring and everything that was required."
11. Cutaway of couple
12. Couple working in greenhouse
13. Couple leaving
Sjenica, 250 km southwest of Belgrade
14. Wide of Momir Kovacevic, Humanitarian Foundation "Stara Raska" activist, working on the computer
15. Close up of hand
16. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Momir Kovacevic, Humanitarian Foundation "Stara Raska" activist:
"We helped around 40 families with 500 euros each (when they arrived in Serbia). We, together with the officials from Belgrade, help all Albanian women who fulfil all the conditions get (Serbian) citizenship."
17. Cutaway of photograph from "Stara Raska" book showing Albanian women wearing t-shirts with Serbian and Albanian flags
18. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Momir Kovacevic, Humanitarian Foundation "Stara Raska" activist:
"They (Serbian men) jumped over (the ethnic) barriers and decided to marry women from Skadar (in Albania)."
Belgrade
19. Wide of Serbian Parliament building
20. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Gordana Comic, deputy Parliament speaker:
"It''s not human trafficking if the marriage is her voluntary decision and she has the right of choice. But if someone is forcing her into the marriage, it''s a crime."
21. Women walking on the street
22. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Maja Savic, NGO Atina:
"We as a NGO have not had any complaints from the Albanian brides, but we definitely should pay attention to that. The government and institutions should also take responsibility to pay them a visit sometimes, to provide these women with some information, of whom they can turn to in case they find themselves in difficult situations."
23. Women walking on the street
STORYLINE:
Not in her wildest dreams did Edmonda ever imagine she''d marry a man like Zoran, have his baby and live in his country.
She''s an Albanian Muslim, he''s an Orthodox Christian Serb - and their people have been mired in a web of ethnic and religious hatred over Kosovo''s bloody war for independence.
But Edmonda Kardaku did wed Zoran Tomic last December, joining hundreds of compatriots, mostly Muslims or Roman Catholics, who have broken deep taboos by marrying men from rural Serbia, where women have been fleeing to the cities or abroad and causing an alarming population decline.
Serbia and Albania have been uneasy neighbours for generations.
But when war exploded over ethnic Albanian-dominated Kosovo''s attempt to break from Serbia in the late 1990s, disdain turned to murderous rage.
Kosovo''s 2008 independence declaration, backed by most of the international community, deepened animosities.
Zoran, 37, says he represents a new generation that''s free of such bigotry.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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Serbs cross bridge into Kosovan side amid heavy security
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- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 18
SHOTLIST
1. Various of Serbs getting on UN guarded bus
2. Soldiers with rifles in foreground, bus leaving in background
3. Various of Serbs getting off bus a...
SHOTLIST
1. Various of Serbs getting on UN guarded bus
2. Soldiers with rifles in foreground, bus leaving in background
3. Various of Serbs getting off bus at cemetery under UN guard
4. Various of Serbs touring cemetery, protected by barbed wire
5. Serbian man cleaning relative's gravestone
6. Close up of lit candle at graveside
7. Wide shot of Serbian Orthodox priest
8. Woman crying over relative's grave
9. Close up of flowers on grave
10. Close up of woman crying
11. Various of priest chanting prayer over grave
12. Priest, with burning incense, blessing grave
13. Close up of incense
14. SOUNDBITE: (Serbian) Kosovo Serb, Vox Pop:
"There is nothing worse than this, you can't come and see the graves when you want, what else can I say?"
15. Various of candles at grave
16. Security officer from NATO-led Kosovo Force (KFOR) on patrol
17. KFOR tank outside cemetery
STORYLINE:
Serbs from Kosovska Mitrovica, a city that has been tense since Kosovo's ethnic Albanian leadership declared independence from Serbia on February 17th, visited a cemetery in the ethnically Albanian dominated south of the town on Saturday.
The Serbs, who crossed the town under NATO military guard, were marking All Saints Day in their Orthodox religious calendar, a day when the graves of relatives are tended to.
Mitrovica is an ethnically divided town, with predominantly ethnic Albanians living in the south and Serb districts in the north.
"There is nothing worse than this, you can't come and see the graves when you want, what else can I say?" one Serb woman said.
Some Serbs have suffered reprisal attacks carried out by ethnic Albanians seeking to avenge the bloodshed of the 1998-99 war and after Kosovo declared independence on February 17, security has been stepped up.
Kosovo has not been under Serbia's control since 1999, when a 78-day bombing campaign by NATO forced then Yugoslavian President Slobodan Milosevic to end his bloody crackdown against separatist guerrillas.
Many Serbs are as distrustful of NATO as they are of the Albanians, blaming the alliance for failing to protect them during anti-Serb rioting in March 2004 that left 11 dead and scores of Serbian Orthodox churches and monasteries burned.
In an indication of the level of mistrust dozens of Serb officers have deserted the Kosovo police force since the new state declared independence, according to police.
The snubbing of ethnic Albanian leaders has shattered the only institution in which real cooperation existed between the two ethnic groups.
Some 170 of the force's 800 officers have either quit or not shown up for work since the Feb. 17 declaration, police officials said on Thursday
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SHOTLIST
1. Various of Serbs getting on UN guarded bus
2. Soldiers with rifles in foreground, bus leaving in background
3. Various of Serbs getting off bus at cemetery under UN guard
4. Various of Serbs touring cemetery, protected by barbed wire
5. Serbian man cleaning relative's gravestone
6. Close up of lit candle at graveside
7. Wide shot of Serbian Orthodox priest
8. Woman crying over relative's grave
9. Close up of flowers on grave
10. Close up of woman crying
11. Various of priest chanting prayer over grave
12. Priest, with burning incense, blessing grave
13. Close up of incense
14. SOUNDBITE: (Serbian) Kosovo Serb, Vox Pop:
"There is nothing worse than this, you can't come and see the graves when you want, what else can I say?"
15. Various of candles at grave
16. Security officer from NATO-led Kosovo Force (KFOR) on patrol
17. KFOR tank outside cemetery
STORYLINE:
Serbs from Kosovska Mitrovica, a city that has been tense since Kosovo's ethnic Albanian leadership declared independence from Serbia on February 17th, visited a cemetery in the ethnically Albanian dominated south of the town on Saturday.
The Serbs, who crossed the town under NATO military guard, were marking All Saints Day in their Orthodox religious calendar, a day when the graves of relatives are tended to.
Mitrovica is an ethnically divided town, with predominantly ethnic Albanians living in the south and Serb districts in the north.
"There is nothing worse than this, you can't come and see the graves when you want, what else can I say?" one Serb woman said.
Some Serbs have suffered reprisal attacks carried out by ethnic Albanians seeking to avenge the bloodshed of the 1998-99 war and after Kosovo declared independence on February 17, security has been stepped up.
Kosovo has not been under Serbia's control since 1999, when a 78-day bombing campaign by NATO forced then Yugoslavian President Slobodan Milosevic to end his bloody crackdown against separatist guerrillas.
Many Serbs are as distrustful of NATO as they are of the Albanians, blaming the alliance for failing to protect them during anti-Serb rioting in March 2004 that left 11 dead and scores of Serbian Orthodox churches and monasteries burned.
In an indication of the level of mistrust dozens of Serb officers have deserted the Kosovo police force since the new state declared independence, according to police.
The snubbing of ethnic Albanian leaders has shattered the only institution in which real cooperation existed between the two ethnic groups.
Some 170 of the force's 800 officers have either quit or not shown up for work since the Feb. 17 declaration, police officials said on Thursday
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 18
Croatia - Red Cross Registers Serb Prisoners
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- Duration: 1:54
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 21
T/I: 10:56:16
The Red Cross has begun registering thousands of Serb prisoners
who were detained by Croatian forces after the offensive to retake
Krajin...
T/I: 10:56:16
The Red Cross has begun registering thousands of Serb prisoners
who were detained by Croatian forces after the offensive to retake
Krajina. On Wednesday (9/8), US Ambassador to Croatia Peter Galbraith visited the town of Sisak, 50 km south of Zagreb, to see the registration
of prisoners at a local school.
SHOWS:
SISAK, KRAJINA, CROATIA 9/8
galbraith with burned out tanks
line of prisoners in hall
prisoners being registered by red cross
men sitting
various of prisoners
officials behind desks
prisoners on floor
exterior of gym where serbs are being held
prisoners sitting on the ground
men being photographed for id
men being fingerprinted
galbriath sot... these are men military age ... which they think
could have been soldiers... they are very old so it is unlikely
that they could be soldiers.. if they are soldiers they must have
been drafted in at last minute...
1:45
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T/I: 10:56:16
The Red Cross has begun registering thousands of Serb prisoners
who were detained by Croatian forces after the offensive to retake
Krajina. On Wednesday (9/8), US Ambassador to Croatia Peter Galbraith visited the town of Sisak, 50 km south of Zagreb, to see the registration
of prisoners at a local school.
SHOWS:
SISAK, KRAJINA, CROATIA 9/8
galbraith with burned out tanks
line of prisoners in hall
prisoners being registered by red cross
men sitting
various of prisoners
officials behind desks
prisoners on floor
exterior of gym where serbs are being held
prisoners sitting on the ground
men being photographed for id
men being fingerprinted
galbriath sot... these are men military age ... which they think
could have been soldiers... they are very old so it is unlikely
that they could be soldiers.. if they are soldiers they must have
been drafted in at last minute...
1:45
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 21
EU-bound migrants cross into Serbia
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- Duration: 2:48
- Updated: 25 Aug 2015
- views: 227
Thousands of migrants, seeking to reach western Europe, crossed from Macedonia into Serbia on Monday.
Serbian authorities are struggling to cope with the infl...
Thousands of migrants, seeking to reach western Europe, crossed from Macedonia into Serbia on Monday.
Serbian authorities are struggling to cope with the influx.
wn.com/Eu Bound Migrants Cross Into Serbia
Support for networking and twinning at European level ; Croatia - Serbia cross border programme
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:23
- Updated: 25 Apr 2013
- views: 199
Local democracy agency in Osijek and Subotica are implementing jointly with four partners from region Croatia -- Serbia (Croatian institute for local government...
Local democracy agency in Osijek and Subotica are implementing jointly with four partners from region Croatia -- Serbia (Croatian institute for local government HILS, Evangelical theological seminary EVTOS, Association of local democracy agencies ALDA and Open University Subotica) a cross border project aimed to contribute to capacity building of human resources for supporting and developing of town twinning involving local authorities in rural areas of Osijek-Baranja and Vukovar-Sermium Counties in Croatia and Bačka and Srem District in Serbia through establishing of resource centres for town twining.
Find more information on:
http://www.lda-subotica.org/eng/
http://www.lda-osijek.hr
Producer: Olga Horvat
Cameraman and editor: Slobodan Gabric
Produced by: Dinovizia video production
Supported by the European Union, Croatia-Serbia cross border programme
The contents of this film are the sole responsibility of Local democracy agency Subotica and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union.
With special thanks to all who took part in the making of this film.
wn.com/Support For Networking And Twinning At European Level Croatia Serbia Cross Border Programme
Local democracy agency in Osijek and Subotica are implementing jointly with four partners from region Croatia -- Serbia (Croatian institute for local government HILS, Evangelical theological seminary EVTOS, Association of local democracy agencies ALDA and Open University Subotica) a cross border project aimed to contribute to capacity building of human resources for supporting and developing of town twinning involving local authorities in rural areas of Osijek-Baranja and Vukovar-Sermium Counties in Croatia and Bačka and Srem District in Serbia through establishing of resource centres for town twining.
Find more information on:
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Cameraman and editor: Slobodan Gabric
Produced by: Dinovizia video production
Supported by the European Union, Croatia-Serbia cross border programme
The contents of this film are the sole responsibility of Local democracy agency Subotica and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union.
With special thanks to all who took part in the making of this film.
- published: 25 Apr 2013
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BOSNIA: REMAINING DUTCH PEACEKEEPERS CROSS INTO SERBIA
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- Duration: 1:45
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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The remaining 308 Dutch peacekeepers have successfully crossed into Serbia from Potocari - the United Nations compound just outside Srebrenica....
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The remaining 308 Dutch peacekeepers have successfully crossed into Serbia from Potocari - the United Nations compound just outside Srebrenica.
They had been held by Bosnian Serbs since the rebels captured the U-N safe haven last week, although the Serbs claimed they were retained neither as hostages nor as prisoners.
The second and last group of Dutch United Nations peacekeepers finally made it over the border to Serbia this morning.
They had been deployed in the former U-N safe haven of Srebrenica, before it was seized by Bosnian Serbs last week.
Bosnian Serb authorities allowed the peacekeepers to leave their base of Potocari, which is just outside Srebrenica, and said they had been held neither as hostages, nor as prisoners.
Driving through Serbia, they moved in a 15 kilometre (nine mile) long convoy of their vehicles and armoured cars.
In total, 220 jeeps, trucks and other vehicles carried more than 300 peacekeepers over the border.
They brought 26 Bosnian personnel with them as the Dutch were afraid they would be harmed if they remained.
Serbian police said all the Dutch peacekeepers have now left Srebrenica.
They first headed towards Belgrade, from where they are due to move onto the U-N headquarters at Zagreb in Croatia, before flying home on Monday.
The Dutch Defence Minister has said that peacekeepers who have already returned home have spoken of atrocities committed by the Serbs including the killing of many people.
The Minister said that now all the Dutch troops have left the area, they will find it easier to talk about what they have witnessed.
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The remaining 308 Dutch peacekeepers have successfully crossed into Serbia from Potocari - the United Nations compound just outside Srebrenica.
They had been held by Bosnian Serbs since the rebels captured the U-N safe haven last week, although the Serbs claimed they were retained neither as hostages nor as prisoners.
The second and last group of Dutch United Nations peacekeepers finally made it over the border to Serbia this morning.
They had been deployed in the former U-N safe haven of Srebrenica, before it was seized by Bosnian Serbs last week.
Bosnian Serb authorities allowed the peacekeepers to leave their base of Potocari, which is just outside Srebrenica, and said they had been held neither as hostages, nor as prisoners.
Driving through Serbia, they moved in a 15 kilometre (nine mile) long convoy of their vehicles and armoured cars.
In total, 220 jeeps, trucks and other vehicles carried more than 300 peacekeepers over the border.
They brought 26 Bosnian personnel with them as the Dutch were afraid they would be harmed if they remained.
Serbian police said all the Dutch peacekeepers have now left Srebrenica.
They first headed towards Belgrade, from where they are due to move onto the U-N headquarters at Zagreb in Croatia, before flying home on Monday.
The Dutch Defence Minister has said that peacekeepers who have already returned home have spoken of atrocities committed by the Serbs including the killing of many people.
The Minister said that now all the Dutch troops have left the area, they will find it easier to talk about what they have witnessed.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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SERBIAN vs Nikola Djota Milosevic Crossbar Challenge + Freestyle ! ! !
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- Duration: 1:57
- Updated: 31 Dec 2015
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- published: 31 Dec 2015
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Yugoslavia: Kosovo: Serb Military Withdrawal - Update - 1999
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- Duration: 2:33
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 17338
English/Nat
K-FOR troops allowed a Serb convoy of heavy transit vehicles back into Kosovo on Sunday, to collect heavy armour and machinery left behind by the...
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K-FOR troops allowed a Serb convoy of heavy transit vehicles back into Kosovo on Sunday, to collect heavy armour and machinery left behind by the Yugoslav army when it completed its withdrawal from the province.
The Serbs were allowed to cross the border near Podujevo and have been allowed another 48 hours to collect and move equipment left behind.
The K-FOR officer in charge of the area said that the situation when the Serbs first crossed back over the border was tense, but that his men soon secured the area.
As the convoy moved into Kosovo it passed Serb civilians leaving the province.
A Red Cross convoy was also heading into the area on Sunday to provide aid to people.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The Yugoslav army arrived and obviously they were under the impression that they were still in a combat environment. They arrived here doing the normal drill which I suppose you would do. They tried to dominate the ground to make sure it was secure before they could bring in any more forces or the remainder of their unit. It was quite tense initially for the first few minutes but it's now calmed right down, it isn't a major issue. They realise that we are secure in the area. It is safe for them, and as you can see they are fairly relaxed, they are chatting to our soldiers. There's no big issue at the moment. All they want to do is move their forces, or their transporters to various places around Kosovo to pick up heavy equipment which their forces have left behind."
SUPER CAPTION: Mark Orr, British K-FOR
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K-FOR troops allowed a Serb convoy of heavy transit vehicles back into Kosovo on Sunday, to collect heavy armour and machinery left behind by the Yugoslav army when it completed its withdrawal from the province.
The Serbs were allowed to cross the border near Podujevo and have been allowed another 48 hours to collect and move equipment left behind.
The K-FOR officer in charge of the area said that the situation when the Serbs first crossed back over the border was tense, but that his men soon secured the area.
As the convoy moved into Kosovo it passed Serb civilians leaving the province.
A Red Cross convoy was also heading into the area on Sunday to provide aid to people.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The Yugoslav army arrived and obviously they were under the impression that they were still in a combat environment. They arrived here doing the normal drill which I suppose you would do. They tried to dominate the ground to make sure it was secure before they could bring in any more forces or the remainder of their unit. It was quite tense initially for the first few minutes but it's now calmed right down, it isn't a major issue. They realise that we are secure in the area. It is safe for them, and as you can see they are fairly relaxed, they are chatting to our soldiers. There's no big issue at the moment. All they want to do is move their forces, or their transporters to various places around Kosovo to pick up heavy equipment which their forces have left behind."
SUPER CAPTION: Mark Orr, British K-FOR
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 17338
Cross border initiative for cooperation in Serbian and Romanian Banat
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- Duration: 2:15
- Updated: 15 Nov 2012
- views: 144
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Ministerul Dezvoltarii Regionale si Turismului gestioneaza Programul de Cooperare Transfrontaliera Romania-Serbia. Unul dintre proiectele r...
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Ministerul Dezvoltarii Regionale si Turismului gestioneaza Programul de Cooperare Transfrontaliera Romania-Serbia. Unul dintre proiectele realizate in cadrul programului este "Cross border initiative for research and development activities (and) cooperation between economy and scientific educational institutions, in Serbian and Romanian historical Banat as a contribution to competitiveness improvement and regional identity, according to EU standards"- "Initiativa transfrontaliera pentru activitati de cercetare, dezvoltare si cooperare intre institutii educative stiintifice si economice in Banatul istoric roman si sarb, ca o contributie la cresterea competitivitatii si intarirea identitatii regionale, conform standardelor UE".
http://www.mdrt.ro/en/dezvoltare-regionala/programe-de-cooperare-teritoriala-europeana/-2551
Promotional film realised by the Regional Office for Cross-border Cooperation (BRCT) Timisoara in 2012 - Film promotional realizat de Biroul Regional pentru Cooperare Transfrontaliera (BRCT) Timisoara in 2012
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Ministerul Dezvoltarii Regionale si Turismului gestioneaza Programul de Cooperare Transfrontaliera Romania-Serbia. Unul dintre proiectele realizate in cadrul programului este "Cross border initiative for research and development activities (and) cooperation between economy and scientific educational institutions, in Serbian and Romanian historical Banat as a contribution to competitiveness improvement and regional identity, according to EU standards"- "Initiativa transfrontaliera pentru activitati de cercetare, dezvoltare si cooperare intre institutii educative stiintifice si economice in Banatul istoric roman si sarb, ca o contributie la cresterea competitivitatii si intarirea identitatii regionale, conform standardelor UE".
http://www.mdrt.ro/en/dezvoltare-regionala/programe-de-cooperare-teritoriala-europeana/-2551
Promotional film realised by the Regional Office for Cross-border Cooperation (BRCT) Timisoara in 2012 - Film promotional realizat de Biroul Regional pentru Cooperare Transfrontaliera (BRCT) Timisoara in 2012
- published: 15 Nov 2012
- views: 144
Thousands Of EU Bound Refugees Cross Into Serbia
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- Duration: 0:42
- Updated: 25 Aug 2015
- views: 65
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Migrants Cross Serbia-Hungary Border On Foot
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Migrants Cross From Serbia Into Hungary - Raw Video
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Bosnia - ICRC Bosnian Serb Refugee Contact Point
T/I: 10:25:02 Thanks to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), Bosnian Serbs who have been forced to flee Western Slavonia can now get in touch with family members in the Pakrac pocket for the first time since May 1st. The ICRC on Monday (8/5) managed to get the first letter-bags from the Pakrac area into the Red Cross headquarters in Banja Luka. Erich Duers, head of the ICRC delegation in Banja Luka, said, "one of our main activities is to try to re-establish contact between families which have been separated and the main means to do that is through Red Cross messages on this side". SHOWS: BANJA LUKA, BOSNIA 8/5 Four-wheel vehicles with Red Cross flags arriving at Banja Luka ICRC headquarters Driver out of car, taking out flak jackets, helmets an...
Migrants Cross Serbia-Hungary Border On Foot
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August 25, 2015 - A steady stream of migrants trek along railway tracks on the Hungary-Serbia border en route t...
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Migrants Cross From Serbia Into Hungary - Raw Video
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- Duration: 1:09
- Updated: 26 Aug 2015
- views: 20
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August 25, 2015 - Migrants crossed into Hungary on Tuesday through a gate in a newly built 4-meter high fenc...
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Bosnia - ICRC Bosnian Serb Refugee Contact Point
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- Duration: 2:31
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 10
T/I: 10:25:02
Thanks to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC),
Bosnian Serbs who have been forced to flee Western Slavonia can
now get in t...
T/I: 10:25:02
Thanks to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC),
Bosnian Serbs who have been forced to flee Western Slavonia can
now get in touch with family members in the Pakrac pocket for the
first time since May 1st. The ICRC on Monday (8/5) managed to get
the first letter-bags from the Pakrac area into the Red Cross
headquarters in Banja Luka. Erich Duers, head of the ICRC
delegation in Banja Luka, said, "one of our main activities is to
try to re-establish contact between families which have been
separated and the main means to do that is through Red Cross
messages on this side".
SHOWS:
BANJA LUKA, BOSNIA 8/5
Four-wheel vehicles with Red Cross flags arriving at Banja Luka
ICRC headquarters
Driver out of car, taking out flak jackets, helmets and bag with
family messages
ICRC driver sot (English): "Here I have first family messages from
people from Western Slavonia for their relatives here in Banja
Luka area who had to flee their homes at the beginning of May"
Driver walks into Red Cross hq
Bag with family messages with tag on it from Zagreb to Banja Luka
Erich Duers opening bag and pulling out envelope with family
messages
Red Cross forms with messages from Western Slavonia
WS office
Red Cross workers classifying messages and typing names
Relatives of Western Slavonia Serbs waiting for messages
CU woman
SOT Erich Duers, Head of ICRC delegation in Banja Luka: "One of
our main activities is to try to re-establish contact between
families which have been separated and the main means to do that
is through Red Cross messages, the refugees on this side have the
possibility to write messages as well as the people in detention
centers in Croatia and the civilians who are in Western Slavonia
are given the same possibility to write relatives messages."
WS ICRC headquarters in Banja Luka
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T/I: 10:25:02
Thanks to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC),
Bosnian Serbs who have been forced to flee Western Slavonia can
now get in touch with family members in the Pakrac pocket for the
first time since May 1st. The ICRC on Monday (8/5) managed to get
the first letter-bags from the Pakrac area into the Red Cross
headquarters in Banja Luka. Erich Duers, head of the ICRC
delegation in Banja Luka, said, "one of our main activities is to
try to re-establish contact between families which have been
separated and the main means to do that is through Red Cross
messages on this side".
SHOWS:
BANJA LUKA, BOSNIA 8/5
Four-wheel vehicles with Red Cross flags arriving at Banja Luka
ICRC headquarters
Driver out of car, taking out flak jackets, helmets and bag with
family messages
ICRC driver sot (English): "Here I have first family messages from
people from Western Slavonia for their relatives here in Banja
Luka area who had to flee their homes at the beginning of May"
Driver walks into Red Cross hq
Bag with family messages with tag on it from Zagreb to Banja Luka
Erich Duers opening bag and pulling out envelope with family
messages
Red Cross forms with messages from Western Slavonia
WS office
Red Cross workers classifying messages and typing names
Relatives of Western Slavonia Serbs waiting for messages
CU woman
SOT Erich Duers, Head of ICRC delegation in Banja Luka: "One of
our main activities is to try to re-establish contact between
families which have been separated and the main means to do that
is through Red Cross messages, the refugees on this side have the
possibility to write messages as well as the people in detention
centers in Croatia and the civilians who are in Western Slavonia
are given the same possibility to write relatives messages."
WS ICRC headquarters in Banja Luka
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Serbs cross ethnic divide, travel to Albania to find brides
Sagonjevo, 280km south of Belgrade
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published: 30 Jul 2015
Serbs cross ethnic divide, travel to Albania to find brides
Serbs cross ethnic divide, travel to Albania to find brides
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Serbs cross bridge into Kosovan side amid heavy security
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2. Soldiers with rifles in foregr...
published: 21 Jul 2015
Serbs cross bridge into Kosovan side amid heavy security
Serbs cross bridge into Kosovan side amid heavy security
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1:54
Croatia - Red Cross Registers Serb Prisoners
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The Red Cross has begun registering thousands of Serb prisoners
who ...
published: 21 Jul 2015
Croatia - Red Cross Registers Serb Prisoners
Croatia - Red Cross Registers Serb Prisoners
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EU-bound migrants cross into Serbia
Thousands of migrants, seeking to reach western Europe, crossed from Macedonia into Serbia...
published: 25 Aug 2015
EU-bound migrants cross into Serbia
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Support for networking and twinning at European level ; Croatia - Serbia cross border programme
Local democracy agency in Osijek and Subotica are implementing jointly with four partners ...
published: 25 Apr 2013
Support for networking and twinning at European level ; Croatia - Serbia cross border programme
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BOSNIA: REMAINING DUTCH PEACEKEEPERS CROSS INTO SERBIA
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The remaining 308 Dutch peacekeepers have successfully crossed into Serbi...
published: 21 Jul 2015
BOSNIA: REMAINING DUTCH PEACEKEEPERS CROSS INTO SERBIA
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SERBIAN vs Nikola Djota Milosevic Crossbar Challenge + Freestyle ! ! !
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published: 31 Dec 2015
SERBIAN vs Nikola Djota Milosevic Crossbar Challenge + Freestyle ! ! !
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Yugoslavia: Kosovo: Serb Military Withdrawal - Update - 1999
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K-FOR troops allowed a Serb convoy of heavy transit vehicles back into Koso...
published: 21 Jul 2015
Yugoslavia: Kosovo: Serb Military Withdrawal - Update - 1999
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Cross border initiative for cooperation in Serbian and Romanian Banat
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Ministerul Dezvoltarii Regionale si Turismului gestioneaza Programul ...
published: 15 Nov 2012
Cross border initiative for cooperation in Serbian and Romanian Banat
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Thousands Of EU Bound Refugees Cross Into Serbia
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August 24, 2015 - The EU's refugee crisis heats up...
published: 25 Aug 2015
Thousands Of EU Bound Refugees Cross Into Serbia
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Migrants Cross Serbia-Hungary Border On Foot
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August 25, 2015 - A steady stream of migr...
published: 26 Aug 2015
Migrants Cross Serbia-Hungary Border On Foot
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Migrants Cross From Serbia Into Hungary - Raw Video
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August 25, 2015 - Migrants crossed int...
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Bosnia - ICRC Bosnian Serb Refugee Contact Point
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Why are the burqa and burkini being banned?
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(CNN)Burqas and the swimwear equivalent, burkinis are under more scrutiny in Europe this summer. Germany has announced plans to ban full-face veils in some circumstances, while in a small number of French towns burkinis were banned on beaches. What makes burqas, full-face veils and burkinis so controversial and why are efforts being made to ban them?. Swimsuit bans ... Read More. JUST WATCHED. Bathing suit banned after brawl. Replay ... READ ... Chad....
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Naked truth: L.V. artist created statues of nude Trump appearing across U.S.
Edit Las Vegas Sun 19 Aug 2016
What was created in Las Vegas has not stayed in Las Vegas. Five life-sized statues of a naked Donald Trump, showing off a miniaturized member, appeared across the country early Thursday and stirred up a frenzy on social media. They had the telltale orange skin tone, slicked-back yellow hair, blank stare and ... ....
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“We Are Still Here!” Comanche Nation Hopes To Correct U.S. Textbooks
Edit WorldNews.com 19 Aug 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingTo this day schoolchildren across the United States still ask their teachers if there are real Indians. The Comanche Nation, however, hopes to undo this historical amnesia ... troops at the famous Battle of Normandy during World War II.If It’s Not Written Down Does It Still Exist?The first Historical Trunk tries to dispel the Western notion if it is not written down it does not exist....
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White House Announces Obama Will Visit Flood-Stricken Louisiana
Edit WorldNews.com 19 Aug 2016
President Barack Obama will visit flood-ravaged Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on Tuesday, NBC News reports. In a statement Friday, the White House said the president is eager to see the impact of the floods and to meet with officials ... ....
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London Underground Launches First 24-Hour Service
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Serbia beats Australia 87-61, plays US for men's hoops title
Edit The Miami Herald 20 Aug 2016
Stefan Markovic scored 14 and Nikola Jokic of the Denver Nuggets had 11 rebounds for the Serbs, who will get another crack at the U.S. on Sunday ... ....
2016-08-19 Notice of Construction – Watermain Asset Renewal Program 2016 (City of Abbotsford)
Edit Public Technologies 20 Aug 2016
These trains can be 5 to 10 minutes to cross any specific point along the route and will be moving along the Southern Railway of British Columbia (SRY) tracks ... Please see railway crossing map on the next page....
Gold for Germany as Neid finishes in style (FIFA - Fédération Internationale de Football Association)
Edit Public Technologies 20 Aug 2016
Early on, she crossed low for Olivia Schough, but the No12 fired over the bar. Germany went on to squander some clear-cut chances of their own, with Melanie Leupolz heading over a Tabea Kemme cross from a good position, before Anja Mittag hit wide after Leonie Maier's shot was parried into her path in front of an almost open goal....
Germany take women’s soccer gold after beating Sweden
Edit The Irish Times 20 Aug 2016
Germany 2 Sweden 1 ... When they did it was a goal worthy of a cup final. Dzsenifer Maroszan gathered a cross ball on the edge of the box and had time to steady herself before curling a perfect strike into the top right hand corner of the net ... Olivia Schough hit a beautiful low cross into the box from the right and Blackstenius slid in between two defenders and poked the ball home to cut the deficit. ADVERTISEMENT ... . . ....
Louisiana Flood of 2016 victims aided by Mandeville restaurateur
Edit The Times Picayune 20 Aug 2016
Once people began filling shelters and the staging site's operations were well-coordinated, Sinclar -- with the help of other partnering companies and organizations, including the American Red Cross, which funded the meals -- were up to around 6,000 meals provided per day ... Cross vendor that provides logistics and other services following disaster....
Speeding car crashes into tree after driver allegedly evades police
Edit Canberra Times 20 Aug 2016
A speeding car crossed onto the wrong side of the road before hitting a tree on Friday night, after the driver allegedly tried to evade police on the Gold Coast ... ....
Bicycling event moves to Conn. in split with Providence over fees
Edit The Providence Journal 20 Aug 2016
PROVIDENCE — The organizers of an international bicycle racing festival that drew thousands to Roger Williams Park every October for seven years have ended their run in the city and moved the 2016 event to a Connecticut race car track after rising fee and permit costs made it impractical to stay, the event's director said Friday.KMC Cross ......
‘Mass exodus’ of Trump supporters left well before his Michigan speech was over
Edit Raw Story 20 Aug 2016
Supporters of Donald Trump wanted to see the Republican nominee for president speak, but not when it comes to dealing rush hour traffic in the Michigan suburb. According to Washington Post reporter Jenna Johnson, many Trump supporters were seen crossing a field to get to their cars, telling her that... ....
Top Five Coaches of the Year: Plenty of championships on course, deck for Ingrid Herskind ...
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Flintridge Prep began the fall season off on the ......
Germany beat Sweden in Olympic final to win their first women's football gold
Edit The Guardian 20 Aug 2016
Related. Brazil to play for pride not revenge in Olympic Games football final ... Dzsenifer Maroszan gathered a cross on the edge of the box and had time to steady herself before curling a perfect strike into the top right-hand corner of the net. ... Olivia Schough hit an inviting low cross into the box from the right and Blackstenius slid in between two defenders and poked the ball home to cut the deficit. . Related ... ....
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