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All holidays in Serbia are regulated by the Law of national and other holidays in Republic of Serbia (Zakon o državnim i drugim praznicima u Republici Srbiji). The following holidays are observed state-wide:[80]

Date Name Notes
January 1 / January 2 New Year's Day (Nova Godina) non-working holiday
January 7 Orthodox Christmas (Božić) non-working holiday
January 27 Saint Sava's Day - Spirituality day (Savindan - Dan Duhovnosti) working holiday (in memory on the founder of the Serbian Orthodox Church)
February 15 Statehood day - Candlemas (Dan državnosti - Sretenje) non-working holiday (in memory on the First Serbian Uprising)
April 25 Orthodox Great Friday (Veliki petak) non-working holiday (date for 2008 only)
April 26 Orthodox Great Saturday (Velika subota) non-working holiday (date for 2008 only)
April 27 Orthodox Easter (Vaskrs) non-working holiday (date for 2008 only)
April 28 Orthodox Easter Monday (Veliki ponedeljak) non-working holiday (date for 2008 only)
May 1 / May 2 Labour Day (Dan rada) non-working holiday
May 9 Victory Day (Dan pobede) working holiday
June 28 Saint Vitus' Day - Day of the fallen for the fatherland (Vidovdan - Dan Srba palih za otadžbinu) working holiday (in memory of the Battle of Kosovo in 1389)

Also, members of other religions have the right not to work on days of their holidays.

Gallery

National Public Library in Priština.

See also

References

  1. ^ http://www.unmikonline.org/press/reports/N9917289.pdf
  2. ^ Belgrade has a harbour on Sava as well
  3. ^ ABOUT THE CARPATHIANS - Carpathian Heritage Society
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  5. ^ Serbia :: Climate (English) p.5 of 71. Encyclopedia Britannica Online (2007).
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  9. ^ Aleksandra Krsmanović. Ave, Srbijo! (Serbian). Brendovi Srbije.
  10. ^ Fresco of King Mihailo (English). Serb Land of Montenegro.
  11. ^ Serbian Medieval History (English). Serbian Unity Congress (2006).
  12. ^ Nenad Šerović. Stefan Tvrtko I Kotromanić (Serbian). Projekat Rastko: Biblioteka srpske kulture.
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  14. ^ The Arrival of Slavs, the Adoption of Christianity and the Serbian State of Stefan Nemanja (English). Snaga (1999).
  15. ^ Crucified Kosovo: Ljubisa Folic: Crucified Heritage
  16. ^ English translation: Leopold Ranke, A History of Servia and the Servian Revolution. Translated from the German by Mrs Alexander Kerr (London: John Murray, 1847)
  17. ^ 200 godina ustanka
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  21. ^ Čedomir Antić (1998). The First Serbian Uprising (English). The Royal Family of Serbia.
  22. ^ The Balkan Wars and the Partition of Macedonia
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  24. ^ Daily Survey (English). The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia (August 23, 2004).
  25. ^ Arhiv Srbije - osnovan 1900. godine (Serbian).
  26. ^ First World War.com - Primary Documents - Vasil Radoslavov on Bulgaria's Entry into the War, 11 October 1915
  27. ^ The Minor Powers During World War One - Serbia
  28. ^ Serbia in 1914
  29. ^ Tells of typhus in Serbia
  30. ^ The Minor Powers During World War One - Serbia
  31. ^ Serbian army, August 1914
  32. ^ Fourth of Serbia's population dead.
  33. ^ Asserts Serbians face extinction
  34. ^ Serbia restored
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  37. ^ Jasenovac
  38. ^ Jasenovac
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  40. ^ http://www1.yadvashem.org/odot_pdf/Microsoft%20Word%20-%206358.pdf
  41. ^ Mass crimes against humanity and genocides: A list of atrocities from 1450 CE until the end of World War II
  42. ^ Commemoration held for victims of Jasenovac death camp
  43. ^ Danas
  44. ^ Grad Beograd - Važne godine u istoriji grada
  45. ^ Tema nedelje : Srbija u ustavima : Kardeljeve norme : POLITIKA
  46. ^ * Ustav SFRJ (1974) - text of the 1974 constitution (Serbian)
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  53. ^ B92 - News - Politics - NATO offers "intensified dialogue" to Serbia
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  55. ^ Serbia calls snap vote over EU, Kosovo dispute (English). AFP (14 March 2008).
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  58. ^ Microsoft Word - Delovi_knjiga_III.doc
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  62. ^ Tanjug (22 October 2007). Serbia's refugee population largest in Europe (English). B92.
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  74. ^ Geografski položaj (Serbian). City of Subotica (2006).
  75. ^ Registrovana drumska motorna i priključna vozila (Serbian). Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia (2007).
  76. ^ Davolja Varos, Rock Formation (English). New7Wonders (July 7, 2007).
  77. ^ Pilgrimage of Saint Sava (English). Info Hub.
  78. ^ Turistički promet u Republici Srbiji u periodu januar-novembar 2007. godine (Serbian). National Tourism Organisation of Serbia (2007).
  79. ^ Sombor: History by dates (English). SOinfo.org.
  80. ^ Zakon o državnim i drugim praznicima u Republici Srbiji (Serbian) (2007-11-06). Retrieved on 2008-03-13.

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