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Below are posts about citizen media in Serbian. Don't miss Global Voices na srpskom, where Global Voices posts are translated into Serbian! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Най-последните истории за Сръбски 4 април 2012 Сърбия: Противоречивата реабилитация на Дража Михайлович Драголюб (Дража) Михайлович е главнокомандващ Югославската Отечествена Армия, известна още като Четниците, през Втората Световна Война. През 1946г. е заловен от новите комунистически власти на Югославия, обвинен в измяна и военни престъпления, осъден на смърт и екзекутиран. Продължаващото дело за неговата рехабилитация е подкрепено от някои професори и политици в Сърбия, но разделя обществеността.
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Below are posts about citizen media in Serbian. Don't miss Global Voices na srpskom, where Global Voices posts are translated into Serbian! Read about our Lingua project to learn more about how Global Voices content is being translated into other languages. Featured stories about Serbian Serbia: Controversy Over Draža Mihailović's Rehabilitation Draža Mihailović was a commander of the Chetnik movement during World War II. In 1946, he was captured by the communist Yugoslav authorities, convicted of war crimes and executed. The ongoing tribunal for his rehabilitation has been supported by some professors and politicians in Serbia, but the public is divided. Serbia: The Media War Against Angelina Jolie 26 January 2012 Macedonia: Celebrating Basketball Win Over Lithuania 15 September 2011 Serbia: Government Officials and Social Networks (Interview) Serbia: First Reactions to Acquittal of Sandor Kepiro Serbia: Disgruntled Community Vs. Disgruntled Politician on Twitter Latest stories about Serbian Serbia: Upcoming Elections Offer Few Choices, Inspire Apathy and Humor Much unbeknownst to most people in the world, Serbia is, in many ways, looking at its most important election since the 2000 revolutionary elections that toppled the government of Slobodan Milosevic. As politicians have started campaigning avidly, so have many bloggers broken their silence on this issue. Danica Radisic reports. 24 August 2011 Croatia, Serbia: A Flag of Friendship Two young adults from Croatia and Serbia have created a mixed Serbo-Croatian flag, as a gesture of reconciliation between the two countries. Some netizens have condemned the initiative, others seem to approve of it. 5 August 2011 The Balkans: Over Half of the Population Uses the Internet Danica Radovanovic reports on the findings of a study of Internet usage in the Balkan region. Macedonia: Views from Abroad on Protests Against Police Violence Filip Stojanovski writes about how the ongoing protests against police brutality in Macedonia are viewed from abroad. Serbia: Demanding Apology From Comedian Chelsea Handler Nearly 44,000 Serbs have joined the Facebook group 'Boycott of Chelsea Handler until she apologizes to the Serbian people,' demanding an apology from the popular American female comedian for the offensive remarks she made about the Serbian nation during a television show. Serbia: Serbs Seek Refuge from Politics and Tabloid News in Citizen Journalism More often than ever, blog posts on the state of the media and journalism seem to be popping up in the Serbian blogosphere. Danica Radisic highlights a few of them. Serbia: Bloggers Discuss Plans to Erect Monument to Late Azeri President One of Belgrade's nicest parks has recently got renovated - thanks, partially, to a donation of 2 million euros by the Azerbaijani government. The news that has been stirring controversy these past few weeks among Serbian bloggers is the condition for this gift: in return for the donation, a monument to Heydar Aliyev, the former president of Azerbaijan, will have to be erected in the park. Serbia: Gaddafi's Cyber Army Oppose Rebels and NATO A Facebook page entitled "Support for Muammar al-Gaddafi from the people of Serbia" has become a show of support for the controversial Libyan leader, with over 62,500 members. Libyan opposition activists have also reported cyber attacks on opposition websites coming from Serbia. Sasa Milosevic reports on the online support for Muammar al-Gaddafi in Serbia. Serbia: Returning Gratitude for the Japanese Donations Sasa Milosevic reports on Serbian initiatives to help Japanese victims of the recent earthquake and tsunami disaster, in a grateful return of the aid donated by Japan to Serbia. 3 March 2011 Serbia: Reactions to Gaddafi's Interview on Pink TV Libyan president Muammar Al Gaddafi gave an 8-minute phone interview to Serbian TV Pink on February 28, 2011, describing Libya as “an absolutely peaceful” country. Serbian reactions online and in national media included many of total acceptance and support for Gaddafi's story.