GRADSKI MUZEJ VUKOVAR / Vukovar Municipal Museum - EMYA 2016
GRADSKI MUZEJ VUKOVAR – EMYA 2016
Dvorac Eltz, Vukovar, Hrvatska
Povratak u Vukovar i djelovanje u zajednici
1998. – 1015
Vukovar Municipal Museum - EMYA 2016
Eltz palace, Vukovar, Croatia
The return to Vukovar and activities in the community
1998 – 2015
Vukovar - Muzej vučedolske kulture 2017. / Vukovar - Vučedol Culture Museum 2017. (Croatia)
Vukovar Municipal Museum
The Role Of Vukovar Municipal Museum In Restoring The Memory Of The Town Of Vukovar After War Destruction In 1991 - presentation of European Museum Forum / Silletto Prize 2016 winner by the museum's Director Ružica Marić
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DVORAC ELTZ - GRADSKI MUZEJ VUKOVAR - EMYA 2016
GRADSKI MUZEJ VUKOVAR - EMYA 2016
Dvorac Eltz, Vukovar, Hrvatska
Obnovljeni Dvorac Eltz - Gradski muzej Vukovar
VUKOVAR MUNICIPAL MUSEUM - EMYA 2016
Eltz palace, Vukovar, Croatia
Renewed Eltz Castle - Vukovar Municipal Museum
GRADSKI MUZEJ VUKOVAR - EMYA 2016
GRADSKI MUZEJ VUKOVAR - EMYA 2016
Dvorac Eltz, Vukovar, Hrvatska
Aktivnosti Gradskog muzeja Vukovar
u razrušenom Dvorcu Eltz i nakon obnove 1997. - 2015.
VUKOVAR MUNICIPAL MUSEUM - EMYA 2016
Eltz palace, Vukovar, Croatia
Activities of the Vukovar Municipa Museum
in ruined Eltz palace and after renovation 1997. - 2015.
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About Vukovar
Vukovar is situated in the north-eastern part of Croatia and is the centre of the Vukovarsko-srijemska county.
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In the year of 1867 a printing office was founded in Vukovar and it published the first Vukovar newspaper in German called Der Syrmier Bote. Later on even more printing offices were active and among the numerous newspapers Sriemski Hrvat and Sriemske novine stood out. They were in print for 30 years at the turn of the 20th century.
Vukovar has its own Nobel winner
Lavoslav Ružička was born in Vukovar in 1887, and he won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1939.
Famous writers of the area are Nikola Andrić, Julije Benešić and Antun Gustav Matoš.
Two museums
Vukovar is one of the few cities in Croatia with two museums – City Museum and the Vučedol Culture Museum.
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A history of Vukovar
Short documentary about city of Vukovar and its rich heritage.
Recorded and performed in Vukovar city Museum, old count Eltz castle nearby the Danube riverside, park of nature Adica and Vucedol arheological site.
Special tanks to:
Curator, Gordana Kusic, archaeologist
Museum Director, Ruzica Maric
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It stems from a law to protect Serb minority rights, but in the Croatian city of Vukovar, the introduction of the Cyrillic alphabet on public signs has reopened the wounds of an old conflict.
Vukovar was virtually destroyed during the wars that erupted after the break-up of Yugoslavia in 1991. Today, it is being rebuilt but remains a symbol of Croatia's fight for independence - a fight better known as the Homeland War. Now, a new kind of symbol is causing an uproar: that of Cyrillic signs erected on public buildings.
A 2011 census has shown that Serbs make up over a third of Vukovar's population. According to Croatia's constitutional law on minority rights, their language and alphabet is protected. The first Cyrillic signs went up in September, but they were torn down just as quickly by Croatian war veterans. Protesters argue that Cyrillic is a reminder of when Vukovar stood alone against a Yugoslav army unhappy with Croatia's declaration of independence. And they paid the price.
A war veteran, Danijel Rehak heads the Association for Croatian Prisoners of War. He took part in the recent protests:
We are against the Serbian language and Cyrillic signs because the aggression on Vukovar in 1991 was committed with those letters. 5,000 of our fellow citizens vanished in that aggression: defenders, civilians, children and the elderly, 401 are still listed as missing, he told euronews.
In August 1991, the Yugoslav army and local Serb milita groups attacked Vukovar after Croatia declared independence. The siege lasted three months and Vukovar was integrated into the Serb Republic of Krajina for the next four years. One of the most horrific stories of this war was the massacre of many patients and staff at Vukovar hospital.
Vesna Bosanac was in charge of the hospital during the siege. She took care of the wounded. Today, this national icon claims that successive Croatian governments have failed to understand the emotional hold Vukovar still has on the nation's soul. She explains: When we came back here after the peace accord in 1997 it was all in Cyrillic. And then the process of peaceful reintegration began and everything that was in Cyrillic was no longer valid. And now, because of the census conducted in 2011, Cyrillic signs have been erected on official buildings again. Cyrillic wouldn't be a problem if people here had healed their wounds, if they had found their dead and missing, but they haven't, and inflicting Cyrillic is like pouring alcohol on an open wound.
Today, the hospital basement is a museum which serves as a reminder of the suffering that took place in Vukovar and how many people felt forgotten and even sacrificed by a government fighting their nationalist wars. Although Croatia is an EU member state, people still argue that Vukovar is being used for political gain.
Meanwhile, the Zagreb government claim the constitutional laws protecting the Cyrillic alphabet were necessary to fall in line with EU legislation on minority rights.
Fred Matic, Croatian Minister of War Veterans, told euronews a key ingredient is still missing for a lasting peace:
The Serbs have not undergone the catharsis of accepting what happened with the former Yugoslav People's Army, with Serbia and Montenegro who committed aggression against Croatia. They simply still haven't come to terms with it. There is also a partial responsibility on the shoulders of Croatia, but Croats won't take responsibility until Serbs take the blame for what they did from the beginning, he said.
Many in Vukovar are not ready to accept responsibility for the past and move forward together. The time is not ripe for this healing. These feelings run deep into the heart of Vukovar's school system. Croatian and Serb children arrive at school together. Then they go their separate ways: Croatians into one class and Serbs into another.
Serb students learn both Latin and Cyrillic alphabets. They also learn Serbian history as part of the peace accord to help Serbs keep their national identity. Zeljko Kovacevic, the school's principal, is an ethnic Serb. He lived in Vukovar throughout the siege and is well-respected by both communities. He told euronews that it's the adults who block integration, not the children:
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5000 year old boot on display in Croatia
Vukovar - February 2008
1. Pan shot of Vukovar main square, from new glass building to devastated old one
2. Wide shot, people walking on the street
3. Wide shot, square and the street clock
4. Wide shot, reconstruction of the Vucedol house
5. Pan of the archaeological site, protected with foil
6. SOUNDBITE: (Croatian) Mirela Hutinec, Archaeologist:
We instantly realised that it was a special find which we don't come by every day, we had instantly recognised that it's not an ordinary boot. In fact, in the Vucedol culture there are more ceramic boot models, but one decorated this beautifully has not been found before.
7. Pan shot of the Vukovar City Museum (Castle Eltz)
8. Wide shot, museum
9. Wide shot, devastated museum court
10. Pan shot, exhibition
11. Medium shot boots
12. Close up, Vucedol pottery boot
13. Zoom in, Vucedol pottery boot
14. SOUNDBITE: (Croatian) Mirela Hutinec, Archaeologist: (audio partly overlaid with video)
The originals little boots were made of three pieces of leather. It was very delicate, smooth and embroidered as well. This pottery model is of a right leg boot, which is obvious from the shape of the sole. It has a beautiful carved ornament, typical of the classic Vucedol culture. The ornament is filled with white incrustation, a paste coating derived from crumbled shells and snails. This vessel has thin linings, with two small holes at the edges on each side, so it was easily hangable. We are not sure about its exact usage, but it undoubtedly served as a model, a representation of how the little boot of Vucedol culture really looked.
15. Close up, pottery boot in archaeologist's hands (audio from previous soundbite)
16. Close up, boot detail
17. Close up, boot detail
18. Tilt down, boot
19. Close up, another, previously found boot
20. Pan poster presenting Vucedol and other parallel civilisations
21. Close up, leather replica of boot
22. Medium shot, three replicas
23. Medium shot overhead, designer working on his desk
24. Medium shot, designer and replica in front of him
25. SOUNDBITE: (Croatian) Ivica Levicki, Borovo Footwear Factory Designer:
If we take into account that the Vucedol boot originated 4 to 5 thousand years ago, it's a very advanced boot with a lot of ornaments. The details on the boot point out that it's very carefully sown, it wasn't simple. It's very wearable, even today it appears completely wearable.
27. Medium shot, photos from exhibition
28. Wide shot, LCD with boot picture above old fireplace in a Museum
29. Medium shot, children's drawings
30. Tilt down, children's drawings
31. SOUNDBITE: (Croatian) Ruza Maric, Head of Vukovar City Museum
It seems that there isn't anyone from Vukovar today who wouldn't refer to the boot and who wouldn't know of the importance of this finding.
32. Wide shot, children workshop
33. Close up, from behind, girl drawing boot
34. Medium shot, two boys drawing
35. Medium shot, two girls drawing
36. SOUNDBITE: (Croatian) Matej Burcak, aged 6:
It's very old, a lot of effort has been put into it and it was fired in special ovens.
37. SOUNDBITE: (Croatian) Matej Zera. aged 6:
That little boot is very old, we know by the lines there.
38. Wide shot workshop
LEAD IN:
A unique 5000 year old pottery boot is being credited for rekindling interest of history in Croatia.
Archaeologists came across the relic near the city of Vukovar.
The pottery model of a boot is thought to be a replica of a child's shoe that would have been worn around 2,700 BC
Now, an exhibition dedicated to the boot has been opened at the Vukovar City Museum.
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Vukovar, the most damaged city in the Croatian War of Independence in the 1990s, has recently become a must see location for history fans.
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A horvát védők 1991 november 18-áig védték hősiesen a várost. A harcokban 7500 horvát katona esett el, de a horvát hadsereg időt nyert az újjászervezésre. A harcokban a 45 000 lakosú városban csaknem minden elpusztult. A három hónapos ostrom alatt a kórház alagsorában, hihetetlen körülmények között folyt a sérültek gyógyítása. Később ide menekültek az egészséges emberek is, lévén a város legnagyobb pincerendszere.
Ennek emlékeit a kórház alagsorában berendezett múzeum, illetve Ovčara határában lévő emlékhely őrzi.
Opca bolnica - Vukovar - Hitna pomoc - muzej - Vukovár kórház múzeum 2.
Opca bolnica - Vukovar - Hitna pomoc - muzej - Vukovár kórház múzeum
A horvát védők 1991 november 18-áig védték hősiesen a várost. A harcokban 7500 horvát katona esett el, de a horvát hadsereg időt nyert az újjászervezésre. A harcokban a 45 000 lakosú városban csaknem minden elpusztult. A három hónapos ostrom alatt a kórház alagsorában, hihetetlen körülmények között folyt a sérültek gyógyítása. Később ide menekültek az egészséges emberek is, lévén a város legnagyobb pincerendszere.
Ennek emlékeit a kórház alagsorában berendezett múzeum, illetve Ovčara határában lévő emlékhely őrzi.
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