The Assembly 1804-2024

COMMON-LAW POPULAR ASSEMBLIES (1804-1858)


SERBIAN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (1858-1918)



SERBIAN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AFTER WORLD WAR TWO



Sources:

  • MA Boro Majdanac, National Assembly of Serbia, National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia and the Archives of Serbia, Belgrade 2001 first edition and Belgrade 2004 second amended and revised edition
  • Čedomir Mitrinović and Miloš N. Brašić, Yugoslav National Assemblies and Gatherings, National Assemblies of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, Belgrade 1937
  • Verica Mihajlović and MA Zoran Radonjić, Two Decades of Multipartism in the Republic of Serbia, Official Gazette, Belgrade 2011
  • Archives of Serbia
  • Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia
  • www.parlament.rs
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thursday, 28 march
  • 9.00 - consultations of representatives of the parliamentary groups about the election of deputy chairpersons of the National Assembly working bodies (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square, hall 1)

  • 10.00 - visit of the students of Stevan Dukic Elementary School to the National Assembly House (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square)

  • 11.00 - visit of the students of Drinka Pavlovic Elementary School Student Parliament to the National Assembly House (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square)

  • 11.00 - press conference of the Green-Left Front – Don’t Let Belgrade D(r)оwn Parliamentary Group (National Assembly House 13, Nikola Pasic Square. Central Hall)

  • 13.00 - the National Assembly Speaker meets with the Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to the Republic of Serbia (National Assembly House, 13 Nikola Pasic Square, Speaker’s Cabinet)

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