4 January 1997 On New Year’s Eve, when on the streets of Belgrade an unparalleled number of people in a very special mood kept calling for democratic changes (“Man, everyone’s here except Sloba and Mira”, as one of those who were present noticed that evening), Vesna Pesic had for the first time from the moment when she started addressing the […]
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