Srbija u vrtlogu Prvog Svetskog Rata (Tema)
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POMOZ BOG

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Da bude preglednije, ko je u Prvom Svetskom ratu učestvovao, ko je svetsku istoriju pisao, i ko je uopšte tada postojao!

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                                                     MI ZNAMO SUDBU -

                                             Mi znamo sudbu i sve sto nas ceka,
                                             No strah nam nece zalediti grudi!
                                             Volovi jaram trpe,a ne ljudi-
                                             Bog je slobodu dao za covjeka.

                                             Snaga je nasa planinska rijeka,
                                             Nju nece nigda ustaviti niko!
                                             Narod je ovi umirati sviko
                                             U svojoj smrti da nadje lijeka.

                                             Mi put svoj znamo,put Bogocovjeka,
                                             I silni kao planinska rijeka,
                                             Svi cemo poci preko ostra kama!

                                             Sve tako dalje, tamo do Golgote,
                                             I KAD NAM MUSKE UZMETE ZIVOTE,
                                             GROBOVI NASI BORICE SE S VAMA!

Jedinstven primer herojstva jednog naroda, jedne države, jednog puta prepunog stradanja, jedne nesalomive volje i ljubavi prema slobodi, koja vođena rukom božanske pravde, bacila na kolena sve one vekovne silnike koje stajaše na njenom putu i svom silinom zakucala na vrata besmrtnika.

Dok je za sve ostale države učesnice Velikog Rata, koje su već stupile na put ubrzanog industrijskog razvoja, ovo bio samo još jedan način za obezbeđivanje neophodnih industrijskih sirovina potrebnih za razvoj zahuktalog kapitalističkog društva i svom karakteru osvajački, samo je za Srbiju to bio odbrambeni rat, borba za goli opstanak i spas bogočoveka.

Srpski metak, ispaljen u austrijskog prestolonaslednika, samo je poslužio kao formalan povod konfrontiranim evropskim silama da iz pozicije neobjavljenog rata pređu u fazu izvođenja ratnih operacija, dok je opet on poput grmljavine samo najavio stvaranje jedne velike i snažne slovenske države, ulivajući strah u one krugove koji su je vekovima osujećivali. 
Samo koju godinu kasnije, nebeske srpske divizije, poput munje zabijaće se u formacije neprijatelja, izbacujući  redom iz sukoba sve svoje vekovne neprijatelje, hitajuću bez straha i odmora ka svojoj braći preko Drine i Save, noseći im prkosan ukus slobode, pružajući im ruku da ih otrgne iz kmetskog blata u koje su davno upali.

Slave prvih savezničkih pobeda, njihova neprolazna veličina, izvojevanih kada su svima ostalima klecala kolena, zahvalnost Rusije za vezivanje i uništavanje gotovo 1/4 austro - ugarskih snaga, zauvek će odjekivati hladnicim hodnicima istorije i u njih uneti svetlost i toplinu. Pesma i grmljavina, jednog Cera, jedne Kolubare, jedne Drine, beogradskih boraca, Plave Grobnice, siloviti huk sa Kajmakčalana, ispevaće najsjajnije stranice svestke istorije i svojom melodijom nadjačati poj anđela koji stoje iznad njih i o njima brinu.

SRBIJAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

                                                           

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I sto je sporno. 12000 je broj. Koliko je od 135000 umrlo na Krfu od bolesti i iscrpljenosti?

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Milunka Savić (Serbian: Милунка Савић; 1888 - 1973) was a Serbian woman war hero from The First World War, recognized as the most-decorated female combatant in the entire history of warfare. She was wounded no less than nine times during her term-of-service.

She was born in a village known as Koprivnica near Raška, Serbia in 1888. In 1913, her brother received call-up papers for mobilization this, in the war between Serbia and Bulgaria. She elected to go in his place - donning men’s clothes and joining the Serb Army. She quickly saw action and received her first medal and was promoted to Corporal in the battle of Bregalnica. Engaged in battle, she sustained wounds and it was only then, when recovering from her injuries in hospital, that her true gender was revealed - much to the surprise of the attending physicians.

In 1914, during the height of World War I, she was awarded her first Karađorđe Star with Swords after the battle of Kolubara where she single-handedly captured 20 German prisoners. She received her second Karađorđe Star (with Swords) after the battle of Crna Reka in 1916 when she captured no less than 23 Bulgarian soldiers single-handedly.

In Thessalonica, as a test of skill, she hit a bottle of cognac at 40 m distance with a hand grenade, thereby winning a wager with French General Maurice Sarrail. The remaining 19 bottles of expensive 1880 cognac she shared amongst the soldiers of her company.

She was awarded the French Légion d’Honneur (Legion of Honour) twice, Russian Cross of St. George, English medal of the Most Distinguished Order of St Michael, Serbian Miloš Obilić medal. She is the sole female recipient of the French Croix de Guerre (War Cross) with the palm attribute.

After WWI, she turned down an offer to move to France, where she was eligible to collect a comfortable French army pension. Instead, she choose to live in Belgrade, but people soon forgot her merits, this as the political winds changed with the inauguration of Tito and she effectively was deemed persona non-grata in her own country and was forced into subsistence living - ekeing out an existence as a lowly cleaning lady till her death in 1973.

She died in Belgrade on 5 October 1973.

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