9th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement

The 1989 conference was commemorated in various ways including by commemorative gifts to the City of Belgrade by various Yugoslav municipalities, companies and individuals. The City of Skopje, capital of the Socialist Republic of Macedonia, sent the Associative Figure by Vasil Vasilev.^[10] Other municipalities from Macedonia provided a mosaic by Momčilo Petrovski for a building in Knez Mihailova Street, number 27.^[11]

Municipalities from the regions of Slavonia and Baranya in the Socialist Republic of Croatia provided a commemorative fountain in front of the Music Academy in Belgrade.^[12] The City of Split provided its own commemorative fountain that was built in the Academic Park.^[13] Municipalities from Zagorje, Gospić, Karlovac and Sisak region provided a mural by Ivan Rabuzin for a building in Knez Mihailova Street.^[14] Municipalities from the region of Dalmatia and the City of Osijek jointly provided Victory fountain by Jovana Nježić for the Tašmajdan Park.^[15] Bjelovar and Varaždin provided the sculpture The Woman Who Sits by Ivan Sabolić.^[16]

Municipalities from the Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina provided a mural by Ibrahim Ljubović for a building at Terazije.^[17] The City of Sarajevo provided a replica of Sebilj in Sarajevo for the Skadarlija street.^[18] Municipalities from the Socialist Republic of Montenegro provided a sculpture installation at the Tašmajdan Park named Kućište by artist Ratko Vulanović.^[19]

Municipalities from the region of Banat in the Socialist Autonomous Province of Vojvodina provided commemorative Banat fountain by Mišo Berbakov.^[20] The City of Novi Sad, together with municipalities of Ada, Apatin, Bač, Bačka Palanka, Bački Petrovac, Bečej, Žabalj, Kanjiža, Kula, Mali Iđoš, Odžaci, Senta, Sombor, Inđija, Irig, Pećinci, Ruma, Sremska Mitrovica, Stara Pazova and Šid provided the Waterfalls fountain by Đorđe Bobić and Čedomir Vasić, in front of the Yugoslav Drama Theatre.^[21] Kikinda provided the sculpture Wild Boar by Nikola Vukosavljević exhibited in the Tašmajdan Park.^[22] Municipal associations from Central Serbia and Socialist Autonomous Province of Kosovo provided conservation of the 1948 monument The Wounded by Vanja Radauš in front of the Yugoslav Drama Theatre as well as the mural by Slobodan Jevtić Pulika.^[23]

Whilst the Socialist Republic of Slovenia initially wanted to provide the reconstruction of the Belgrade monument Sima Igumanov with orphans by Slovene artist Lojze Dolinar, once the cast of the monument could not be found anywhere in Yugoslavia the republic decided to scrap any alternative proposal making Slovenia the only republic not participating in memorialization.^[10] The City of Zagreb considered giving a replica of the Manduševac fountain from the Republic Square and a replica of the Antun Gustav Matoš statue yet the idea was dropped due to limited funding.^[10]

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