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	Branislav Nušić - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Branislav Nušić (Бранислав Нушић) (October 8, 1864 — January 19, 1938) was a Serbian novelist, playwright, satirist, essayist and founder of modern Rhetoric in Serbia.
		Due to the World War I, Nušić fled the country and lived in Italy, Switzerland and France for its duration.
		After the war, Nusic was appointed to be the first head of the Art Department of the Ministry of Education.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Branislav_Nusic (535 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Branislav Nusic
		Nusic was born on 8 October, 1864 and died on 19 January, 1938.
		Nusic fought in a war between Serbia and Bulgaria that started in 1885, while he was serving in the Serbian Army.
		In 1900, Nusic was appointed a secretary of Ministry of Education, and shortly afterwards he became a dramaturge of Narodno pozoriste (The National Theater in Belgrade).
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Branislav_Nusic (692 words)

	[Project Rastko] THE HISTORY OF SERBIAN CULTURE - Petar Marjanovic: The theatre
		Branislav Nusic (1864-1938) left his mark on the entire twentieth century, dominating the repertoire of Serbian theatre.
		In his popularity among audiences, Dusan Kovacevic succeeded Branislav Nusic, although he is a playwright who, taking for granted all the virtues of his own people, unsparingly ridicules all their shortcomings, fallacies, baseness and foolishness (The Marathoners' Victory Lap, The Collection Centre, The Balkan Spy and Saint George Slaying the Dragon).
		A great number of Nusic's plays was performed in the theatres of the Soviet Union (the biggest success was The Cabinet Minister's Wife, staged in the theatres of 27 cities), the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria and other countries.
	www.rastko.org.yu /isk/pmarjanovic-theater.html (4738 words)

	.:THE BEREAVED FAMILY:. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Even when the last will opening showed that he has no right to be an inheritor, he is not discouraged, but looks how to adjust to the new situation, how to entangle into the heiress’ personal affairs, and force his way into the inner family circle created by the inheritance.
		(from the preface to “Branislav Nusic”, Matica Srpska, SKZ Novi Sad-Belgrade, 1972)
		Presenting the Nusic’s liveliness and actuality in an attractive and exciting way, the actors effectively discover in his characterology both satire, humor and specific tragicomedy.
	www.snp.org.yu /english/drama/performances/the_bereaved_family.htm (556 words)

	Branislav Nusic Biography / Biography of Branislav Nusic Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Despite significant differences in political philosophy and other respects, Branislav Nusic was in some ways his country's George Bernard Shaw.
		With his precursor Jovan Sterija Popovic, he is one of the best-known and most talented Serbian comic writers of all times, whose most successful works, despite their distinctive local color and specifically Balkan atmosphere, continue to be performed on many prestigious stages not only in South Slavic countries but elsewhere in Europe as well.
		Each Biography is written by a biographical expert or professional educator and is a complete resource on the individual.
	www.bookrags.com /biography-branislav-nusic/detailed.html (217 words)

	Stefan Sablic - Theatre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		During the work on the adaptation of the play I have realized that this story, which has been written at the beginning of the last century, can easily be adapted to the present time.
		I have realized that the foul and distorted characters, which Nusic was laughing about in his play, are alive, today more than ever.
		Nusic, who realized the decay of mentality and provided us with the "List of the vices of the nation", continues to live on the repertoire of our theaters.
	www.stefansablic.com /Engleski/theatre.html (1620 words)

	Bulevar Revolucije- Belgrade, Republic of Serbia - VirtualTourist.com
		Branislav Nusic, was Serbian novelist, playwright, comediographer, story writer and essayist.
		Nusic was born under name of Alkibijad Nua.
		In 1900, Nusic was appointed a secretary of Ministry of Education, and shortly afterwards he became a dramaturge of he National Theater in Belgrade.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Europe/Serbia_and_Montenegro/Republic_of_Serbia/Belgrade-723780/Things_To_Do-Belgrade-Bulevar_Revolucije-BR-3.html (1443 words)

	NL27_3: Vlachs
		A second renowned and much loved Serbian dramatist, Branislav Nusic (1864-1938) was also of Tsintsar origin, although this did not appear in any of his works.
		Nusic was very popular during the Communist regime of Josip Broz Tito because his plays caricaturized common enemies in a capitalist society.
		Borislav Pekic, another Serbian writer of partial Tsintsar origin (a grandmother was half-Vlach), seized on that ancestry as a central element in his epic vision not only of Balkan history but of the history of mankind back to the edge of mythological times.
	www.farsarotul.org /nl27_3.htm (3144 words)

	JDP
		Words and music united into unique, characteristically theatrical symbols, effective solutions helping to conjure up rivers, bridges and streets submerged in gusts of wind and showers of rain belonged to symbolism… whereas the performance was brought closer to realism by the acting style of an outstanding team, whose qualities functionally supplemented each other.
		These were Branislav Lecic's fascinating energy (Henrih Tile), Nikola Dzuricko's casual frivolity (Karl), Goran Susljik's character acting (Aleksandrov), Jelena Djokic's disturbing sensibility, and Jasmina Rankovic-Avramovic's flair for satiric persiflage (Lucky Woman).
		As the main participant in the performance at which Dog’s Waltz was enacted, Dejan Mijac, apart from confirming himself once again as a master of his craft, has proved that he is also a director with a flexible sensibility, ready to adopt everything good and productive in the dramatic theatre of today.
	www.jdp.co.yu /plays/dogswaltz.html (1150 words)

	1999/06/23 23:09 Disoder in Police State (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		But, since nothing was found at his place either, it was claimed that the police was actually not looking for dossiers connected to football, but other documents, also qalified as confidential, of course.
		Even Branislav Nusic (known satirist) would be forced to stop to think how to end this comedy, but the problem is that this is no comedy, but, as already said, a farce which leads to two irrefutable conclusions.
		First, it is clear that data are actually leaking from the most secret state services, in this case probably because a part of the police is fed up with servicing adolescent football passions of the head of the state and his often ridiculous clones.
	www.aimpress.ch /dyn/trae/archive/data/199906/90623-002-trae-zag.htm (962 words)

	The Kosovo Chronicles, by Dusan Batakovic (Part 2b)
		In the consulate of Pristina alone diplomats with doctorates served (Miroslav Spalajkovic, Milan D. Milojevic, Milan Pecanac) and writers (Vojislav Ilic, Branislav Nusic and Milan Rakic) whose works, of which many were written during their stay in Kosovo, comprise the present-day classics of Serbian literature.
		Branislav Nusic, a renown Serbian comedist, who worked several years at the consulate in Pristina, helped open the first Serbian bookstore and renovate of a primary and secondary school in Pristina.
		Nusic wrote on it in his book on the life of Serbs in Kosovo: "Public life in Turkey is a bad example of citizenry virtues since it is regulated by laws that are bad, or very good but not enforced, or even worse, enforced upon people whose prejudices and vices are stronger than law.
	www.snd-us.com /history/dusan/kc_part2b.htm (13207 words)

	MCIC
		Today in Bitola, the house where he stayed during his holiday is turned into a private museum, where one can see his piano.
		Branislav Nusic was one of the most famous writers, narrators, comedy writers, and academicians in the Balkans.
		He first lived in Bitola in the capacity of a consul of the Serbian Kingdom, while the second time he returned as a manager of civil servants.
	www.macedonia.co.uk /client/print.aspx?page=318 (196 words)

	Serbian Writers Through Ages
		A few authors went further and became diplomats such as Jovan Ducic and Branislav Nusic.
		In a broader sense, Dositej Obradovic and Vuk Stefanovic Karadzic represented a class of Serbian people abroad whose dedication to their country was known in the academic and research world.
		A needed shift from describing the world of feelings to facts of reality, resulted in a birth of a new literal form - a short story.
	members.tripod.com /swo_heritage/Serbian/writers.htm (618 words)

	.:DER HERZOG VON REICHSTADT (THE DUKE OF REICHSTADT):. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		One should not forget that it was a golden age of the operetta, when the competition of such masters as Leo Fal, Imre Kalman, Franz Lehar or Oscar Strauss.
		The “German Diplomatic Tandem”, von Gaebele and von Schreppach (Branislav Cvijic and Miodrag Milanovic) were excellently prepared; the character of Count Sedlnizky, the Chief of the Police (Igor Ksionzik), was modeled somehow in the manner of Sherlock Holmes.
		The merit for an extraordinary success of the production has to be given greatly to Jatic who wisely builds onto and in every sense exceeds the standard presentation of a joker (that could be expected from the role of an innkeeper).
	www.snp.org.yu /english/opera/performances/der_herzog_von_reichstadt.htm (1474 words)

	Daske Koje Zivot Znace (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		In a women's penitentiary at Pozarevac, the inmates rehearse a play by the Serbian dramatist Branislav Nusic: Ujecz, acronym for the "Association of emancipated Yugoslav women." The play is a parody, set in the interwar years, about the relations between the members of an imaginary women's association and men.
		The dress rehearsal takes place in prison and the first performance at the Pozarevac cultural center, before an audience filled with families and friends of the inmates.
		In the film, the prisoners reveal their reasons for becoming actors, the experience they acquired working on the play, their pre-prison lives, their present and what awaits them at their release.
	www.fipa.tm.fr /en/fipatel/2003/fip_07501.htm (107 words)

	Free Serbia - Other voices from Serbia - FS Special \| Broadcasts
		Otpor activist Branislav Milosevic was arrested in his flat in Paracin at 11:00.
		The IJAS gathering is scheduled for 17:00 at Nusic's monument in Liberty Square.
		This is the complete statement by IJAS: The Independent Journalists Association of Serbia (IJAS) and the largest independent and private media in Belgrade, condemn this morning's takeover of RTV Studio B by the government preventing also the operation of Radio B2-92, Radio Index, daily Blic and Studio B correspondents office in Mladenovac.
	www.xs4all.nl /~freeserb/specials/broadcasts/17052000/e-index.html (4233 words)

	Misicevi dani 2003 - treci dan
		On this occasion we saw the play Flowers of Evil on Branislav Nusic who was sent to prison because of his poem Two God’s creatures’ funeral where he mocked King Milan (Tika Stanic) and freed with a help of minister Gersic (Djuza Stojiljkovic).
		Young Nusic was precise and sharp Nikola Vujovic who made his first steps in Valjevo Grammar School in Pumpkins and
		Nusic (Nikola Vujovic) the Author of the “rude” poem Two God’s Creatures’ Funeral
	www.misicevidani.org.yu /md2004/treci/treci_dan_e.htm (241 words)

	Zvezdara Theatre - Sinisa Kovacevic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		He was twice awarded The Sterija's Award for his plays "It's a new age" and "General Milan Nedic".
		He also won the "Branislav Nusic" prize twice.
		His play "It's a new age" was included in top ten TV plays at the third place.
	www.zvezdarateatar.co.yu /english/glumci/sinisa_kovacevic.htm (73 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		(Beta) - Serbian association of independent journalists (NUNS) and the largest Belgrade independent and private media expressed their most severe condemnation of the takeover of Radio and TV station Studio B. They scheduled their protest today at five o'clock, in front of the Branislav Nusic monument at the Republic Square in Belgrade.
		NUNS, independent and private media have condemned at today's meeting the obstruction of the work of B2-92, Radio Indeks and the editorial staff from the daily "Blic" which are situated in the "Beogradjanka" building.
		NUNS also expressed that "this represents so far the heaviest government's attack aimed at the freedom of public speech".
	www.iwpr.net /archive/bcr/bcr_20000517_media_14_eng.txt (165 words)

	49th STERIJINO POZORJE 2004
		"The Cabinet Minister's Wife" by Branislav Nusic - The Continuity of the Play or the Continuity of a Prejudice
		Is it the showing off part of Zivka which serves to crown a leading lady's career or a continuous need to investigate the phenomenon of power?
		Why did Nusic chose to resolve the main plot by introducing a secondary conflict?
	www.pozorje.org.yu /2004/tribine2eng.htm (317 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		He is expected to sign an agreement on telecommunications and postal services between Yugoslavia and China.
		At the first in a series of protests a list of magistrates, who had imposed around 50 fines amounting in total to 20 million dinars, was made public and exposed to public scorn.
		A sort of street performance was staged during this protest.
	blythe.org /nytransfer-subs/2000med/Media_Repression_in_Yugoslavia (1563 words)

	Culture - Republic of Мacedonia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The Macedonian actors performed within the closing ceremony of the festival which saw the productions of Bosko Buha Theatre in Belgrade (“Zivka, You Have Forgot Me,” directed by Pega Strbac), Sterija National Theatre in Vrsac (“The World,” directed by Pavle Lazic) etc. A few round tables and promotions were organized within the festival.
		In a pleasant mood and relaxed atmosphere, the “Powder Keg” was played in its recognizable spirit and the audience chose Aleksandar Mikik the best actor of the evening through written and oral voting after the play.
		After the performance, the management of the Culture Centre organized a cocktail for the Macedonian ensemble where Macedonian actor Aleksandar Mikik was handed a coin with Branislav Nusic image.
	www.culture.in.mk /story.asp?id=6543 (292 words)

	Letter From Belgrade
		According to Serbia's minister for the environment, all those planes flying around during the NATO airstrikes--and the tons of fuel they burned--caused it to rain buckets this spring and early summer.
		It can be the drab, concrete office or apartment blocks, built under Communist rule, that are crumbling apart from the NATO airstrikes.
		It can be the homeless Gypsy children bathing naked in a fountain beside Republic Square while their mother, having washed their clothes in the same water, lays the clothing out to dry on a statue of Branislav Nusic, a 19th-century playwright known for his comedies and, judging by his likeness, his bowler hat and cane.
	www.grid.unep.ch /btf/articles/191l-082999-idx.html (877 words)

	1900-1910
		On April 20th 1903, Mladen Ljubinkovic from Belgrade passed the driver’s exam on Marel-Union car and that made him the first holder of the driving license in the city.
		On December 20th 1903, a first Serbian opera was played - “Early rising” - composed by Stanislav Binicki, script by Branislav Nusic.
		The Belgrade Museum, named the Municipality Museum, was found in 1903.
	www.serbia-info.com /g3/images/1900-1910-e.htm (521 words)

	AIRPORTS AND FLYING FIELDS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Today air shows of sports and ultra light aircraft are regularly held.
		Bane Nušic (son of Branislav Nusic - famous serbian comediograph) and Srbobran Stanojevic jumped with glider (without engine) from a hill near "Hajducka cesma" in 1910.
		During 1932 on west slopes of Avala, near Pinosava Village there was a gliding school of Aero Club of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.
	www.vazduhoplovnivodic.co.yu /eng/eng_letelista.htm (1164 words)

	Association Biennale des Jeunes CrÃ©ateurs de l'Europe et de la MÃ¨diterranÃ©e
		The National Theatre Tuzla as a professional institution of culture was founded on March 30, 1949 when the first premiere was performed on the stage of the Cinema âCentreâ.
		The performance was âA Common Manâ written by Branislav Nusic and directed by Radoslav Zoranovic.
		From then to the present days on the stage of the National Theatre Tuzla there has been more than 410 premieres and thousands of second showings and guest performances.
	www.bjcem.org /en/napoli2005/artists/artist.aspx?lng=en&id=3170 (453 words)

	The Kosovo Chronicles, by Dusan Batakovic (Part 1b)
		Until 1905, not a single Serbian diplomat from Pristina could visit the town of Pec or tour Metohia, the hotbed of the anarchy.
		Consuls in Pristina (who included the well-known writers Branislav Nusic and Milan M. Rakic) wrote, aside to their regular reports, indepth descriptions of the situation in Kosovo and Metohia.
		Serbia's sole diplomatic success was the election of a Serbian candidate as the Raska-Prizren Metropolitan in 1896, following a series of anti-Serbian orientated Greek Bishops who had been enthroned in Prizren since 1830.
	www.members.tripod.com /Balkania/resources/history/kosovo_chronicles/kc_part1b.html (15202 words)

	january 2000
		During the last five years, Soros invested between 60 and 70 million dollars into Russia, but he decided to reduce his aid to 1,5 million per year.
		AN INVITATION TO CITIZENS AND COLLEAGES WAS DIRECTED FROM THE FIRST PROTEST RALLY of the Association of Independent Journalists of Serbia (NUNS), held at the Republican Square, in front of the Branislav Nusic monument.
		THE PROTEST AGAINST THE LAW ON INFORMATION - that will be held once a month, by the Branislav Nusic monument at Trg Republike, Belgrade – has been announced by the Independent Association of Journalists (NUNS).
	www.crnps.org.yu /arhivavesti/arhive_january_2000_en.htm (6138 words)

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