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International Belgrade Book Fair

Fondacija za srpski narod i drzavu

The association “For the Serbian People and the State” exhibited for the first time this year at the International Belgrade Book Fair in the period from 23 until the 30 october. During this period, we presented our publications in the form of brochures and magazines for political theory and practice “Napredak”. Visitors to the fair could download copies for free and learn more about the Foundation’s publications as well as future activities and projects. It is planned that this will be a project that we will continuously implement during each year, in order to promote the publication as well as the Foundation itself.

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