On 20/04/2015 a presentation was given at the university of Belgrade at the Dutch language section (site). A pdf file is available via the following link (the file is hosted on Google Drive): presentation_secanje_2015-ENGLISH.pdf
Here you will find pictures from the remembrance service which was held on the 11 the November 2014, Armistice Day, on the New Cemetery (Novo Groblje) in Belgrade, Serbia. First there was a remembrance service for the soldiers from the Commonwealth, second for the Serbian Soldiers, then for the Russian Read more…
On the 6th August flowers were laid and candles were burned at the monument of Miloš Gavrović in Miločaj. Dutch/Serbian people honoured together this Serbian hero who died in Usselo, the Netherlands, just after WWI because of Spanish flu. More information about Miloš can be found on the page dedicated Read more…
On the 22th May 2014 the Association of War Veterans Descendants from the Braničevo region visited the monument for the Serbian First WWI soldiers in Garderen. After the visit they had a dinner in Utrecht at Serbian school. It was a beautiful sunny day when the Association visited the monument Read more…
Our latest story is online now and it is about the fate of Stanislav Marinković from Tavnik, click here.
Here you will find pictures from the remembrance service which was held the 5th October 2013 in Garderen the Netherlands. The service was held for the Serbian World War I soldiers who died in the Netherlands and was held in front of the monument dedicated to them.
THE HAGUE / BELGRADE – Recent research has shown that the remains of 88 Serb prisoners of war who died in the Netherlands in 1919 are in a Serbian mausoleum in Jindřichovice near Karlovy Vary in the Czech Republic. Most of these 88 Serb prisoners of war who came early Read more…
We found the first family of the soldier Miloš Gavrović from Miločaj, for the full story click here (link).
Our website www.secanje.nl is online ! “Secanje” means remembrance is Serbian and this website will be a digital commemoration to the 91 Serbian WWI soldiers who died in the Netherlands.