#yugoslavia

[lri7]

Our friend Tito

A LP record from Yugoslavia. Contains music and spoken word. 1980. Tito himself died in the same year. But the cult around him was highly alive and still is, although quite moderately now.

source: Yugoslavian Visuals/X

[nociodvelura]

Vlatko Gilić (1935 - 2026)

[katrinaftw44]

I got the pendant in this photo from Grand Beach and created this necklace.

I made this using jasper and Bali beads.

I made this using a 1990 1 Yugoslavian Dinar coin.

[lostquotes]

"Write for your health, the mental kind. Maybe the world does turn into a legion of the living dead — at least you'll have proof you weren't one of them."

An essay from Sarajevo: election season, the sidewalk torn up again, and what's left of Yugoslavia.

Read: https://awolaaac.substack.com/p/friday-002

[fantastictyphoonpeanut]

70s Cool: Yugotours

Yugoslavia 1971. And an AMC Javelin SST 1971. (FTP)

[lri7]

Tito gives a ride

Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia driving an electric golf cart Victor at Brioni. The passenger left: Urho Kekkonen, the president of Finland. 1963.

Trivia: as Tito died 1980, Kekkonen was still in office - rather strange for an alleged democratic country. Anyhow, Kekkonen managed to attend Tito's funeral. 1981 he had to resign due to health issues.

[katrinaftw44]

This pendant has bee sitting on my desk for a long ass time and I finally made it into a necklace.

I made this for myself. I might wear it to my friend's wedding. I used 2 1987 10 Yugoslavian Dinar and 1 1986 20 Yugoslavian Dinar.

[kinkysexmakesworldgoround]

When my dad was a child, he used to watch Yugoslavian programme which showed the most popular music videos of that period and he told me it had Serbian translations which literally means it will be spelled how it sounds (for example New York=Njujork/Њујорку). Band "The Cure" showed up and it was literally translated... "Лек"... Which is like so goofy cause that rule shouldn't be normally applied to bands but okay...