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Osvećenje hrama slave u Skoplju |
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Sanctification of the Temple of Glory in Skopje |
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JK-EFG103, |
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Produkcija nepoznata;
Jugoslovenska kinoteka |
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jezik/language
srpski , 1940., 35mm, B&W
trajanje/duration 2:58" |
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Jedan od poslednjih filmova o kralju Aleksandru Karađorđeviću
prikazivanih u 1934, godini njegove tragične smrti. Zadužbina kralja
Aleksandra, spomen crkva Sv. Arhanđela Mihaila sa kosturnicom – Hramom
Slave koja se nalazi ispod cele površine crkve, podignuta 1928. godine,
a ikonopisana je tokom 1933. kopijama najznamenitijih fresaka srpskih
srednjevekovnih manastira. U kosturnici su sahranjeni posmrtni ostaci
tri hiljade i dvesta srpskih ratnika iz Stare i Južne Srbije, pripadnika
Vardarskog, Bregalničkog, Kosovskog i Ibarskog puka. Osvećenje Hrama
slave izvršio je lično srpski patrijarh Varnava, rano ujutru 27 maja
1934 godine. Film međutim prati kasniji dolazak kralja Aleksandra u
Skoplje istog dana, gde su ga na železničkoj stanici dočekali komandant
III armijske oblasti general Milan Nedić, načelnik štaba general Leon
Rupnik te gradonačelnik Skoplja Josif Mihailović. Potom je kralj
Aleksandar prisustvovao pomenu palim ratnicima na vojničkom groblju
Hrama Slave. Pomen je služio patrijarh Varnava uz učešće skopskog
mitropolita Josifa, episkopa ohridskog Nikolaja i zvorničko tuzlanskog
Nektarija. Uz kralja Aleksandra pomenu su prisustvovali i predsednik
vlade Nikola Uzunović, članovi vlade i senata, poslanici i
gradonačelnici Beograda, Zagreba, Novog Sada i Skoplja. Po završetku
obreda, pomen su održali i katolički i muslimanski sveštenici.
One of the last films about the King Alexander Karađorđević screened
in 1934, the year of his tragic death. King Alexander Endowment,
Memorial church of St. Archangel Michael with the crypt – the Temple of
Glory, which is to be found underneath the whole church area, built in
1928 and icon-painted during 1933 by copies of the most renowned
frescoes of the Serbian medieval monasteries. The remains of three
thousand and two hundred Serbian soldiers from Old and South Serbia were
buried in the crypt, members of the Vardar, Bregalnica, Kosovo and Ibar
regiments. Lustration of the Temple of Glory was carried out personally
by the Serbian patriarch Varnava, in the early hours of 27th of May
1934. The film, however, follows the arrival of King Alexander in Skopje
on the same day, where he was welcomed at the railway station by
commander of the III Army region, general Milan Nedic, Chief of Staff,
general Leon Rupnik, and Mayor of Skopje, Josif Mihailovic. Then King
Alexander attended the commemoration of the fallen warriors at the
military cemetery of the Temple of Glory. The commemoration was served
by the patriarch Varnava with the participation of the Skopje
Metropolitan Josif, the bishop of Ohrid Nicholay and Nektarie, the
bishop of Zvornik and Tuzla. Prime Minister Nikola Uzunovic, members of
the government and Senate, deputies and mayors of Belgrade, Zagreb, Novi
Sad and Skopje also attended the meeting with King Alexander. At the end
of the ceremony, the commemoration was also served by catholic and
muslim priests. |
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