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Bugarski zarobljenici na Kalemegdanu |
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Bulgarian POW in Belgrade |
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known as (alternate titles) :
Bugarski zarobljenici u Beogradskom donjem gradu |
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id #
JKBogd-EFG111 |
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producent : Đoka
Bogdanović ;
Jugoslovenska kinoteka |
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srpski intertitlovi
, 1913., 35mm, B&W
trajanje 3:37" |
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Prvi zarobljeni bugarski vojnici u borbi sa Srbima u Drugom balkanskom ratu prevezeni su vozom u Beograd 21. juna
1913. godine. Prva grupa od 17 zarobljenih oficira i 1200 vojnika pripadnika Rilske divizije je sprovedena
beogradskim ulicama do Kalemegdanske tvrđave.
Oficiri su bili smešteni u Pešadijskoj podoficirskoj školi u Gornjem
gradu, a vojnici u Donjem gradu na Kalemegdanu. Za vreme zarobljeništva vojnici su
se hranili iz vojničkog kazana, dok su oficiri primali novčanu nadoknadu.
U sledećim mesecima do oslobađanja na Kalemegdanu je bilo smešteno nekoliko
hiljada bugarskih oficira i vojnika.
Bulgarian POW in Belgrade
The first captured Bulgarian
soldiers during the fight with the Serbs in the Second Balkan War were
transported by train to Belgrade on 21st June 1913. The first group of
17 captured officers and 1200 soldiers of the Rilska Division were
guided through the streets of Belgrade to Kalemegdan Fortress.The
officers were put up in the Infantry Officers School in the Upper Town,
and the soldiers were in the Lower Town of Kalemegdan Fortress.
During captivity, the soldiers were eating from the army cooking pot,
whereas the officers received the compensation money.
In the
following months, several thousand Bulgarian officers and soldiers were
accommodated at Kalemegdan Fortress until the liberation. |
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