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Commemoration Garderen: 1st October 2022
The yearly commemoration in Garderen will be on 1th October by the monument at the Begraafplaats Craatshof, Koningsweg 30, 3886 KC Garderen (Google Maps). It starts at 14h00.
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Fundraising for new crosses
T.a.v.: Servische Orthodoxe Parochie van de Heilige Sava IBAN NL 28 ABNA 0835172481
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Commemoration 11/11/2021
The end of World War I is always commemorated on the 11th November, when the Armistice was signed in Compiègne (France). Traditionally also the Serbian embassy in the Hague lay a wreath at the monument for the Serbian WWI soldiers who died in the Netherlands. The team of secanje.nl also Read more…
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Commemoration 2021 in Garderen
Today the yearly commemoration was held at the monument in Garderen (the Netherlands) for the Serbian WWI soldiers who died in the Netherlands while returning home. The Serbian ambassador for the Netherlands, H.E. Ms. Ksenija Milenković, together wit the First Counsellor (Dušan Vukić) and the Counsellor (Branislav Grbić), were also Read more…
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Commemoration Garderen: 9th October 14h00
The yearly commemoration in Garderen will be on 9th October by the monument (Begraafplaats Craatshof, Koningsweg 30, 3886 KC Garderen). It starts at 14h00.
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Opening exhibition in Kruševac
Friday 14th May 2021 the exhibition about our research, organised by the museum of Gornji Milanovac, was opened by the Dutch ambassador to Serbia and Montenegro, h.e. J. Reintjes, in the national museum of Kruševac in central Serbia. A small video impression from RTV Kruševac (the local TV station) which Read more…
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Exhibition | Izloba Kruševac (SRB)
More information – Više informacije: https://www.facebook.com/muzejks/photos/gm.1098780603935159/10158269526186984
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03/10/2020: Pictures of the commemoration in Garderen
The yearly commemoration in Garderen on the first Saturday in October took place this year on the 3rd October 2020, despite corona. Unfortunately no one of the secanje.nl team could be present, but thanks to R.V. we obtained pictures of the commemoration which we were allowed to share. We are Read more…
