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Jovo Lojanica Stupljanin Endowment
The Endowment researches who helped Serbia in the Great War and how to pass that memory on to young people. The site first invited people to the conference in Sjenica, and now presents it as an event that has taken place: with photos, a list of papers and the Declaration of Humanity and Courage, which anyone can sign.
- Multi-page website
- Štavalj, Sjenica
- September 2026
- 2 min read
- PHP 8.5
- SQLite
- Cyrillic and English
- No framework
- Customer
- Jovo Lojanica Stupljanin Endowment
- Industry
- Culture of remembrance and historical research
- Location
- Štavalj, Sjenica
- Languages
- Serbian Cyrillic and English
- Type
- Multi-page website with a conference and a declaration
- Technologies
- PHP 8.5 · SQLite · no framework
- Website
- zaduzbinalojanica.rs
- Status
- Live site, on the official domain
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The conference is over, the text remains
The second international scientific conference was held on October 9 and 10, 2026, at the Cultural Center in Sjenica. The “Conference” page now carries the theme of the event, the basic details (free participation, free admission), a list of twenty-five papers, the program and photos from the first day.
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A declaration anyone can sign
The Declaration of Humanity and Courage was adopted on the second day of the event, October 10, 2026. Its full text is on the site, and anyone who accepts its principles can sign it. The home page counts twenty-seven signatures from the conference, and a “Sign” button sits in the header of every page.
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Countries that helped Serbia
The “Countries and aid” page asks “Who helped Serbia?” and lists the embassies that were sent an invitation: some thirty Allied countries, countries that were on the other side of the war, Balkan countries and some more distant states. The invitation went to the embassies of 53 countries.
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Research, records and languages
The research is divided into humanity, courage and knowledge, and alongside it are people, historical records, the Park of Cultural Memory and a gallery. The site is in Serbian Cyrillic, and the “EN” switch leads to English.
Numbers
Measured, not promised.
On a phone
The same site, in your hand.
Most visitors come from phones, so the layout, buttons and images are arranged for the small screen first.
Questions
What clients ask.
Who can sign the Declaration?
Anyone who accepts its principles. The conference participants were the first to sign the Declaration, and signing on the site is open.
Does the English version match the Serbian one?
The English version exists for pages that have a proper translation. When a page has no translation, the switch leads to the English home page.
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