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MARKING SAINT SAVA DAY IN THE KINGDOM OF NETHERLANDS |
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On Saturday, on January 28, 2023, near Nijmegen, the traditional Saint Sava Ball was held in the organization of Serbian Orthodox Church (SOC) "Sveti Sava" from Nijmegen, which was attended by around 300 members of the Serbian Community in the Netherlands.
In addition to numerous dignitaries and priests of the Diocese of the Western European SOC, led by the newly appointed Bishop Justin, the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in The Hague was represented by First Counselor Mr. D. Vukić and Counselor Mr. B. Grbić. Upon an invitation of the host, independent advisor Mr. B. Koturović from the Office for Cooperation with the Diaspora and Serbs in the Region, Ministry of Foreign of the Republic of Serbia, also attended.
The Saint Sava Ball was filled with a rich cultural and artistic program where the Folcloric Assemble "Tamo daleko" from Rotterdam, the "Ambassador" orchestra, and numerous singers led by the special guest singer Z. Brunclik took part. |
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MARKING THE ARMISTICE DAY OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR |
11 November, 2022
On the occasion of Armistice Day in the First World War, Counsellor B. Grbić on November 11, 2022, at 11:00 a.m., laid an appropriate wreath at the Monument in Garderen which was erected in honor of Serbian soldiers who died on the territory of the Netherlands.
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MEMORIAL SERVICE TO SERBIAN SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN THE KINGDOM OF THE NETHERLANDS DURING THE FIRST WORLD WAR |
October 1, 2022
On Saturday, October 1, 2022, the traditional annual Commemorative gathering and Memorial service was held for Serbian soldiers who died in the Kingdom of the Netherlands during the World War I. The Commemorative gathering was held at the monument located in the local cemetery in Garderen, Barneveld Municipality.
The Memorial service was served by the priests of the Eparchy of the Western European Serbian Orthodox Church.
Atending the Memorial Service on behalf of the Embassy Republic of Serbia in The Hague were Ambassador K. Milenković and Counsellor B. Grbić. An appropriate wreath was laid under the monument to the fallen Serbian soldiers.
The gathering was attended by dozens of Serbian and Dutch citizens. |
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