Indonesian journalist Tito Bosnia became hit on the social network last week because of his unusual name. His social network pages were full of messages, where media representatives, as well as social network users, wrote to see if he really was real person and that was his real name. “Hello, my […]

A journalist from Indonesia became a hit on social networks in Bosnia and Herzegovina because of his unusual name and surname – Tito Bosnia. Bosnia works on CNBC Indonesia. He has a long work experience and lives in Jabodetabek. It is also interesting that cameraman’s name was Adi. Many wonder […]

The first recordings of the life-long president of Yugoslavia Josip Broz Tito were published years after his death. It is a shot taken by British photojournalists back in 1944, during his visit to Drvar, where the 2nd Congress of the United Alliance of Anti-Fascist Youth of Yugoslavia took place. These […]

Yesterday was the 39th anniversary of the death of Josip Broz Tito, the lifetime President of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRY). Great number of his admirers, mainly from Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia and Macedonia, visited the House of Flowers and paid him homage on this […]

A cave in the western town of Drvar that served as a base to Yugoslav resistance leader Josip Broz Tito when in 1944 the occupying Germans attempted to kill him has been closed for tourists for lack of funds to fix a rock slide that makes access unsafe. The cave […]

In the organization of Sarajevo Cantonal SABNOR, the 77th anniversary of the “Igman March” will be organized on Saturday, January 26th. The march will be organized by Partisans, fighters of the First Proletarian Brigade NOVJ on January 26, 1942. “This event, identical to antique legend, has entered into the history […]

Tito never got to move in it, Slobodan Milosevic spent his last days before the arrest there, and today the Villa “Mir” is used to receive and accommodate the highest foreign officials during their visit to Serbia. “Tito’s closest associates made a proposal to make a separate villa where Tito […]

Tito’s train is proudly standing and recalling the heroic fight of Partisans against the Germans during the World War II at the locality of the mountain saddle Ostrelj, where the settlement of the same name is located, between Bosanski Petrovac and Drvar. The place where it is exhibited has been […]

One of the oldest New York villas is sold for 50 million U.S. Dollars. The villa has a symbolic history behind it and was built in 1905. Yugoslavia bought it in 1946 and at that time was used by President Josip Broz Tito. Tito’s 418-square-meter luxury apartment is located on […]

The urban legend says that Tito did not like only Cacak from all the cities in the former Yugoslavia. During his rule, Tito was seven times in Cacak, but always while passing by, on his way to Uzice. He was never in Cacak by the plan, and historians believe that […]