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Rubrika:	Kultura/Zabava
Tema:	Nove knjige
Oblik:	Prikaz
Srbija:	Beograd

PESNIK U PAKLU

Večernje Novosti, 23.05.2005; Strana: 31

DVE KNJIGE VLADIMIRA KRASIĆA Veoma plodan kao pisac, novinar Vladimir Krasić objavio je još dve knjige, zbirku pesama “Beznadežan slučaj” i erotskih priča “U paklu je lepše društvo”. Krasić je do sada objavio 53 knjige, 20.258 novinskih tekstova, uredio više od 2.000 radio emisija, 275 TV priloga, tri dugometražna dokumentarna filma... U pesmi “Godina 21.” Krasić peva. “Adresu moju znaš. / Ako se Beograd preseli / Na krov planete, / Dođi, i tamo / Ne lutaj, i javi, / Čekam Te ljubavi”. A dr Rade Biočanin u predgovoru piše: “Pred vama je knjiga erotskih priča “U paklu je lepše društvo”, koja će vas naterati da razmislite gde će vam duša. U Raj ili Pakao. Za Vladimira Krasića se zna. On, definitivno, ide u Pakao. Uostalom, tamo je lepše društvo.”

Autor: D. S.

 

159.963 СПАВАЊЕ. СНОВИ

СР 2003 М - 859
КРАСИЋ, Владимир
        Knjiga o snovima / Vladimir Krasić, Tihomir Jovanović. - Novi Beograd : Excelsior, 2003 (Novi Beograd : Excelsior). - 359 str. : autorova slika ; 21 cm. - (Biblioteka "San i java")

Tiraž 500. - Bibliografija: str. 353-356.
ISBN 86-82659-18-2 (broš.)

159.963.3
COBISS.SR-ID 104844556

Slavica Blagojević, Gugutkina ogrlica (Copyright@Haiku udruženje Srbije i Crne Gore, 2005, Beograd, Francuska 7, Srbija). ISBN 86-84813-06-5, 95 str, 21 cm, likovna oprema: Slavica Blagojević, prevod: Saša Važić, lektura: Norman Darlington; narudžbine od autora na adresu: Slavica Blagojević, 35255 Mutnica, selo Lešje, Paraćin, Srbija; fabiola@ptt.yu i od izdavača.

  Vladimir Krasić

STAZOM DO KOLIBE

Kad stasala devojka iz sela Lešja ispod planine Babe skida svoju haljinu stida bez namere da opčini zadremalog cvrčka, onda moramo verovati u svu njenu zanesenost i vernost poeziji kojoj se predaje bez ostatka.

Nanizala je Slavica Blagojević već poodavno gugutkinu ogrlicu od sna i jave. Lutala je mnogim kontinentima i sakupljala ostatke prošlosti po Africi i ivicama samoće, straha, pohote i čudosveta. A onda sela za sto i mukotrpno pisala. Slikala na svili, priređivala izložbe, obilazila manastire, čuvala u skutu svoje monahe i hrabrila jednog da joj crkvu, tik uz kuću, obnovi i narod svekoliki dovede.

Mnogo je perunika oko njene kuće radosti u kojoj su noći toliko duge da ih mora deliti u radne i neprospavane.

Tako su se britke misli nizale u pesme vezane za daleki Japan . Zato je, valjda, Slavica skratila put do Beograda da bi tu, sa onima sto vole savremeno i egzotično, čitala i svoje prepletaje ljubavi. Kada je proverila da je to ono sto želi, složila je i svoju “Gugutkinu ogrlicu” i iznela je na svetlost dana.

I cvrčak je zadremao u toploj čergi. Perunike opadaju i do sledećeg proleća je rastanak. Pa opet - Jovo nanovo.

Rađaju se sasvim nove i nedokučive ljubavi. Slavica ne zna da li sanja ili je to ono što traži, a nije našla. Tek ona je detinjasto srećna sa svim novim i izgubljenim. Njena se lira glaska na njen način. Ona ništa ne menja i kada je sve promenjeno. Lešje je u tišini. Vetar slika gugutku na ivici neba. U tom parčetu sna je Slavica Blagojević. Zamotana u šarenicu još čeka svog princa na belom konju. Ko zna, možda On i stigne stazom do kolibe - u crkvicu gde će se zamonašiti uz njeno krilo i njihovu pesmu.

Slavica Blagojević hoda svojim kontinentom zanesena i zavedena na “stranputicu” poezije i svile optočene vatrometom boja. Ona veruje u nemoguće dok je okolina gleda zatečena svim što vidi i neće da vidi. Ova vidarica snova se ne osvrće na zlopogleđe jer zna da joj vidoslut doseže do mogućeg. Ne osvrće se jer najviše veruje Slavici Blagojević.

Dajući svoj blagoslov ovom rukopisu, potpisujem svoj stav i mišljenje da ne grešim ako kažem da je Slavica Blagojević verna iskušenica na svom dugom putu traženja Bogoljublja.

Svetozar Marković

NAGRADA "SVETOZAR MARKOVIĆ" za jednogodišnji rad i ostvarenja, ustanovljena je 1967. godine i dodeljivana je do 2001. godine.

1993.
Elvira Fekete, RTS TV Novi Sad
Vladimir Krasić, Večenje novosti
Radovan Brankov, Radio Beograd
Petar Savković, TV Beograd
Ljubisav Aleksić, TV Beograd

W O R L D

Saturday, May 1, 1999

Army, police HQ hit in NATO raid

BELGRADE, April 30 (AFP, Reuters) — NATO blitzed Belgrade early today, leaving dead and injured, in one of the heaviest raids yet in the five-week-old bombing campaign against Yugoslavia.

But radio reports said North Atlantic Treaty Organisation missiles hit the civilian area as well as the headquarters of the Yugoslav Army General Staff and the federal police, destroying houses and injuring a man and his pregnant wife.

Radio Novosti said two civilians riding in a car which was stopped at a nearby crossroads and a policeman on traffic duty at the junction were killed in the attack on the Army HQ in the city centre.

A thick cloud of smoke billowed from the building and the smell of smoke was perceptible from the AFP office several hundred metres away.

The area was cordoned off by the police and teams of firemen and ambulances rushed to the scene but no fire was visible from the street.

The blast blew out the windscreen of a fire service vehicle which was driving past at the moment of the explosion, according to one of the firemen riding in it.

The fireman, who suffered minor head injuries, was taken away in an ambulance.

According to witnesses questioned at the scene, several other buildings in the same neighbourhood were hit and there were several casualties.

The government offices and those of the Yugoslav Foreign Ministry lie opposite the Army HQ.

Radio Novosti, quoting unofficial sources, said at least two NATO missiles fell on two groups of small houses about 3 km southeast of the city centre.

In one house, which was razed to the ground, Djordje Djuric (28) and his pregnant wife Dragna were dragged from under the ruins by neighbours and taken to hospital.

A second house, including the Zlanti Ovan Cafe, was obliterated, radio correspondent Vladimir Krasic said. Water mains were damaged, and water was running through the streets.

Nine powerful explosions rocked the centre of Belgrade between 2:23 and about 2:45 am (1.23 and 1.45 GMT).

Witnesses questioned by telephone spoke of explosions near a road bridge over the Belgrade-Nis motorway. The flyover links Kneza Milosa Street, one of the city’s main thoroughfares, with the residential district of Dedinje.

Serbian state television (RTS) went off the air in the middle of a news bulletin as city residents heard explosions in nearby hills, close to a major TV transmitter.

Residents said the RTS news programme also went off on other television stations in the city when satellite transmissions were interrupted last night.

Meanwhile, Reverend Jesse Jackson, the US civil rights leader, arrived in Belgrade on a freelance mission to try to free three US soldiers and thus give a boost to efforts to resolve the current Yugoslav crisis.

Accompanied by other religious leaders, he arrived in the Yugoslav capital shortly after air raid sirens sounded yesterday.

BRUSSELS: An EU-led oil embargo on Yugoslavia which is designed to further isolate that country and undermine its military campaign in Kosovo came into force on Friday, an EU spokesman said.

The embargo, agreed last week by EU ambassadors and formalised on Monday by EU Foreign Ministers, “is in place,” the spokesman said.

The sanction forbids EU citizens and companies providing oil and oil-related services to Yugoslavia, with only two exceptions: supplies of oil for humanitarian needs — in particular for refugees fleeing Kosovo — and oil deliveries already on their way before the ban comes into effect.

LOS ANGELES: Inspired by a $250,000 donation from Paul Newman to assist Kosovo refugees and others in the Balkans, Bob Hope and his wife, Dolores, matched the contribution and urged others to do the same.

Like all Americans, Mr Bob and I are deeply saddened by the refugee crisis and want to help,’’ Mrs Hope said in a statement yesterday, adding, “I do hope that others follow Paul Newman’s lead and donate whatever they can to the cause.’’

Quake in Belgrade
BELGRADE: A strong earthquake rattled buildings in Belgrade shortly before dawn on Friday, but appeared to have caused no serious damage in the city, Radio Novosti said. No information was available on the strength or epicentre of the quake. — AFP

ANEM'S WEEKLY REPORT ON MEDIA REPRESSION IN SERBIA

MARCH 4, - MARCH 10, 2000.

NEW DIRECTOR APPOINTED TO NOVOSTI

BELGRADE, March 4, 2000 - Editorial staff of the Belgrade daily Vecernje novosti today informed the public that several pages of today's edition of the paper, including the front page, were completely changed at Borba, the printer, without the knowledge of the editorial staff. The statement also noted that Editor-in-Chief Pero Simic did not sign this edition of the paper.

Beta agency today carried a statement from a Vecernje novosti journalist who said that the newly appointed director and editor-in-chief of the paper, Dusan Cukic, had arrived at the editorial offices accompanied by the general manager of the state media company Borba, Zivorad Djordjevic. Cukic did not address employees but demanded that the first, sixth and seventh pages of the edition, which contained messages of support for Novosti by public figures, be handed over to him.

The Federal Government put the independent daily Vecernje novosti under the control of Borba on March 2. Dusan Cukic, the new director and editor-in-chief, is a member of the Central Committee of the Socialist Party of Serbia and a journalist with Radio Television Serbia.

STAFF DISMISSED AT BELGRADE DAILY

BELGRADE, March 8, 2000 -- The deputy editor-in-chief and internal affairs editor of Belgrade daily Vecernje novosti, Miroslav Turudic, has been relieved of his duties. Sales manager Ilija Zurovac has been appointed deputy editor-in-chief and cultural editor Radomir Milosavljevic as internal affairs editor. Dusan Stankovic has been appointed correspondence editor, replacing Dragan Bogutovic and Vitomir Brkovic now heads the Novosti shareholders' board, replacing Miroslav Milic.

Former foreign affairs editor Jelka Djuric has informed newly-appointed editor-in-chief Dusan Cukic that she is unable to continue in her position and has been replaced by Borislav Lalic. Vecernje novosti will remain without one of its most popular features, the satirical section Trn (The Thorn) following the refusal of editor Mikan Milovanovic to continue editing it.

Radio Novosti editor Dusan Radovanovic has been dismissed and the position filled by Vladimir Krasic.