10 January 1994 The miners at “Kolubara” went out on strike only days before New Year’s Eve, which resulted in power-cuts throughout Serbia. The authorities could not have possibly swallowed this since the strike threatened to endanger the production of electricity which is now Serbia’s only reason for pride. The strike was broken, or, rather, “frozen”, by means of another […]

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