Half a Million Serbs Took to the Streets. How One of the Worst Criminals Ever Fell
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THE OCTOBER FIFTH revolution ousted Slobodan Milošević from power, and half a million people took to the streets.
On October 5th, demonstrators arrived on the plateau in front of the then Federal Assembly from all over Serbia in dozens of kilometers long convoys of cars, buses and trucks, at certain locations and breaking through police roadblocks with bulldozers.
A mass gathering of DOS supporters in Belgrade on October 5, 2000 followed a dispute over the results of the presidential elections in the FRY.
26 years ago, on October 5, mass demonstrations ended the rule of Slobodan Milosevic and led to a change of government in Serbia.
Today marks the 26th anniversary of the large demonstrations in Belgrade, which on October 5, 2000, led to the end of the rule of the then president of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY), Slobodan Milošević.
The day when Serbia became part of the world or the day when some bastards set the Parliament on fire? Twenty-three years after the fall of Milosevic, the disappointment is understandable, and many achievements of the Fifth of October have been undone. Andrej Ivanji remembers that day for the fact that he has never been so angry in his life. Today's editor in the weekly Vreme wrote and reported a lot during the bombing in 1999 for […] The post M…
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