These monuments were built by several sculptors and architects in the 60s and 70s to commemorate sites where WWII battles took place or where concentration camps stood. In the 80s they were a major tourist attraction, but after the Republic dissolved they became just a pile of forgotten monuments. The structures once represented strength, but now they are slowly decaying and fading. Despite the fact that they were neglected lately, you can still feel what the artists tried to expose.
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| Podgarić |
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| Petrova Gora |
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| Kosmaj |
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| Tjentište |
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| Kruševo |
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| Kozara |
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| Grmeč |
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| Ilirska Bistrica |
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| Jasenovac |
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| Sanski Most |
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| Niš |
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| Košute |
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| Korenica |
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| Knin |
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| Makljen |
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| Tjentište |
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| Kolašin |
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| Kadinjača |
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| Mitrovica |
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| Brezovica |
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| Ostra |
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| Sisak |
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| Nikšić |
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| Sinj |
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| Zenica |
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ReplyDeleteI was here. Very beautiful place to see .
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This is absolutely intriguing!
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