From March 24, 1999 to June 10, 1999 NATO's military operation against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia during the Kosovo War left marks in the Serbian capital.It's easy to forget, that not so much time ago, the beautiful country of Serbia was bombed, but the idelible signs of destruction are still there like memorials!
Years ago I made a guide to visit the NATO-destruction-sites around Belgrade and to commemorate this sad chapter of European history, I share the link again!
a page from the NATO bombing trail guide
There is a description to every bombed building (like here USCE tower)
10 years from the NATO agression: http://sajkaca.blogspot.ch/2009/02/not-to-forget-nato-agression-against.html
Diaries from NATO bombed Serbia:
http://www.sajkaca.blogspot.ch/2009/04/jasmina-tesanovic-diary-of-political.html
http://www.sajkaca.blogspot.ch/2009/03/regards-from-serbia-by-zograf.html
Bombed buildings:
Avala Tower
http://www.sajkaca.blogspot.ch/2008/03/nato-target-avala-tower_19.html
http://www.sajkaca.blogspot.ch/2009/06/avala-tower-near-belgrade-almost.html
http://www.sajkaca.blogspot.ch/2010/03/nato-target-avala-tower-finished.html
Museum of modern art
http://www.sajkaca.blogspot.ch/2009/02/museum-of-modern-art-in-belgrade.html
USCE tower
http://www.sajkaca.blogspot.ch/2008/07/nato-target-usce-tower-ck-building_30.html
http://www.sajkaca.blogspot.ch/2008/11/usce-tower-soon-ready_10.html
Hotel Jugoslavija
http://www.sajkaca.blogspot.ch/2008/04/nato-target-hotel-jugoslavija-in.html
Ministry of defence
http://www.sajkaca.blogspot.ch/2008/03/nato-target-federal-ministry-of-defense_29.html
Air force head quarter
http://www.sajkaca.blogspot.ch/2008/02/nato-target-air-force-headquarter-in.html
