What building/symbol would represent Serbia for you?

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Milana88Member22 August 2009 08:33:10

Hi everybody!
How are you today?

I'm doing a research on different cultures... and I need a symbol to put on the cover of my Serbian research.

I would like to find out, for you,

1. what building/object or symbol would be representative of Serbian people and their mentality?

2. If you had to choose ONE colour, to represent Serbia, what colour would that be? (my research cover needs to be of one colour)

Please, let me know what you think (it's a survye)

Thank you for your contribution

Milana88Member23 August 2009 11:50:23

please, when you read it, post your answer... instead of leaving the topic with the thought "I don't know", "This is only my opinion, not important..." or "I wonder what others will answer"

Post an answer! Your opinion is the opinion that matters to me

Thanks!

ViktorVikMember23 November 2009 15:18:24

There is not building which represent Serbia. Maybe part of clothes - Sajkaca?

PARYSNew member03 December 2009 10:13:19

Hi,
The colour would be definately Blue!
The building? I was thinking about a TV tower @ Avala hill south of Belgrade. It was bombed and now rebuilt.

Greets

Ameri-Srpski LadyNew member14 December 2009 02:56:06

Red would be the color (it's on the flag and it describes the intensity and passion of the society). Narodna Skupstina would be the building (National Parliament).

LafemmetMember26 June 2010 00:22:35

Building: Sveti Sava the beautiful Church in Beograd
Color: red, it was the color of the uniforms the Serbian team wore for the world cup. Red, Blue or White will do they are all on the flag.
Another symbol of Serbia could be the two headed eagle that is displayed on the center of their flag.
Good luck

SlavicMuseActive member21 January 2011 21:44:54

I'd say red or blue for a color. Sveti Sava, Sveti Marko, any church really. You could use the traditional triple bar Orthodox cross, the double-headed eagle, the Serbian crest, the traditional sajkaca, or maybe just a traditional embroidered pattern! So many wonderful things to choose from!

Kiki