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Nije studirao pravo, ali je diplomirani pravnik – i to je moguće u BiH

Izvršena je primopredaja u Institutu za javno zdravlje RS. Poslanik Ujedinjene Srpske Kostadin Vasić danas je sjeo u fotelju vršioca dužnosti direktora te ustanove. Prema Statutu ustanove na čijem je čelu stoji da direktor mora biti doktor medicine, dipl. farmaceut, ekonomista, ili pravnik, ali i da se protiv njega ne vodi krivični postupak, da nije osuđivan. Što Vasić, jeste i to zbog…

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Pravnik(u) - ekspresija moje impresije

Da mogu

Srela bih te

U gradskom autobusu linije 41-42

Ili

Krcatom beogradskom tramvaju.

Spretno damski

Nemarnog gesta,

Okrznula bih te

Potpeticom svojih lakovanih salonki

Usput

Pokrenuvši sudbonosni postupak

O čijoj težini

Nije svjedočilo

Nijedno odgovorno lice

Te ni protivpravni slučaj

Do pojavom nas samih

Što je istog trenutka

Uvelo

Sasvim novi

Upis

U Istoriju prava.

Da mogu

Čitala bih ti

Ratkovića

Za kog nekom

Iznimnom prilikom

Ne znaš

Dajući meni priliku

Da ti svojevrsno otkrivam

Istaknuto stvaralaštvo

Crnogorske poezije

U pauzama bi

Zanosno govorio

Da je moj glas

Melodija boginje

I nijedno žensko biće

Ikad stvoreno

Ne bi mi moglo parirati.

Svakom izgovorenom rečenicom,

Preklinjala bih

Tako prefinjeni

Beogradski akcenat.

Da mogu

Čuvala bih ti

Kaktuse koje fanatično

Kupuješ

I brižljivo njeguješ

Čime nam

Stan prednjači

Zelenilom

A ni kancelarija ne zaostaje,

Znam.

Nikada mi nije čudna bila

Navika da se obraćaš

Svakom ponaosob

Vrijednosnim nadimcima

Svaki napamet

Znam.

Da mogu

Pisala bih ti poeziju

Nježnu i dugu

Kao tvoji prsti

Kada klize po mom

Kičmenom stubu,

Laku kao tvoja glava

U klisuri

Međ' mojim grudima.

Kroz stihove bi bio

Ne muškarac,

Već oblak u pantalonama!

Da mogu

Slušala bih

Kako strunama gitare

Neskromno

Opet ozbiljno

Pipkaš me

Na mladežu

Gdje su maločas

Tvoji prsti bili

Pečat naučnika

A sada uprište

Tvoje i moje priče

Prošlosti.

Da mogu

Ispila bih nesreću

Iz očiju muškarca

Kojeg onomad promatrah

Prvi put.

Da mogu

Upoznala bih te

Sa značenjem

Slika

Onih u dva

I u pet ujutru

Ni u jednoj

Ne postoje zakoni

Između četiri zida

Zato posljedni tango

Igramo ti i ja

Izdasima strasti,

Bola

U kojim se sva poetika

Pariza i Milana

O kojima sam ti toliko pričala

Ruši i nestaje

Tvojom naracijom.

Da mogu

Graciozno bih nosila

I sa ponosom isticala

Tvoje prezime.

Da mogu

Pitala bih te, pravniče

Po kojem pravu

Odlažeš Majakovskog

Na prvoj polici

Kada me nema?

U kom nedostatku

Ideja

Na isti način se iznenadiš

Kada ti za godišnjicu

Poklonim kaktus?

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Marija Ilić Agapova

Marija Ilić Agapova (14 August 1895-13 March 1984) was a Serbian jurist, translator, librarian and the first director of the Belgrade City Library.

Biography

Marija Ilić Agapova was born in the village Pađene near Knin in 1895. She was one of the first educated Serbian women in the region. She attended the Institute of empress Maria („Institut carice Marije”) at Montenegrin court in Cetinje in Russian (1908-1913). She graduated from a real gymnasium and started attending Law school in Zagreb in 1918. She received her Ph.D. from the Law school in Zagreb in 1923. She received a Middle-European Ph.D. just like Ivo Andrić and other intellectuals of that time who studied in Austro-Hungary, Germany and Italy. She started practicing law in 1926. She started engaging in librarianship and museology in 1929. as a correspondent of the County Library in Belgrade and participated in founding of the Museum and organized try-outs for the new Belgrade coat of arms. To commemorate the 125 th anniversary of Belgrade liberation from the Turks, she wrote a  collection of stories for children about the town hustory, and thus Illustrated History of Belgrade (Ilustrovana istorija Beograda) came to exist. She governed the Library from 1932, and also the City Museum (gradskim Muzejom) from 1941. She organized collecting of the materials that served as a basis for the founding of the Belgrade Historical Archive (Istorijskog arhiva grada Beograda). Immediately after the Belgrade liberation she was fired because she kept working and governing the cultural institutions of the city during the German occupation (1941-1944), and was retired in 1947.

She wrote many works regarding women rights. She was a women’s movement activist. The material she collected for the Library and the Belgrade City Museum (Muzej grada Beograda) served as a basis for the Belgrade Historical Archive (Istorijski arhiv Beograda). She was a director of the Belgrade City Library (Biblioteke grada Beograda) from 1932 and after that a director of the Belgrade City Museum (Muzeja grada Beograda) from 1941. She was fired in 1945. like many public and cultural workers who worked during the occupation. She was retired in 1947. After the retirement, she translated and taught Russian and Italian. She continued translating Russian and Italian and worked part-time as a foreign languages professor in the College of Diplomatic and Journalistic Vocational Studies (Visokoj diplomatsko-novinarskoj školi), and also taught courses of archivistics. She was a member of the Association of Serbian Literary Translators (Udruženja književnih prevodilaca Srbije). She was honoured with a plaque of the City Museum (Gradskog muzeja) in Belgrade in 1965. She died in 1984. in Belgrade.

Marija Ilić Agapova Award

Marija Ilić Agapova Award was established in 2001. and named after the first director of the Belgrade City Library. Belgrade City Library grants this award to the best librarian of Belgrade each year on January, 11 th , The Belgrade City Library Day.