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Milica Rakić

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gained a widespread following. In 2014, a commemorative fountain was dedicated in Rakić's memory in Batajnica. The following year, a new sculpture of Rakić was unveiled in Tašmajdan Park to replace the one that had previously been stolen. The Little Milica Rakić Park in Batajnica was also established
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Between 9:30 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. on 17 April 1999, three-year-old Rakić was struck by shrapnel while in the bathroom of her second-floor apartment at 8 Dimitrije Lazarov Raša Street, in the Belgrade suburb of
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and financed by donations that it had received from its readers. The sculpture was stolen twice, once in 2000 and again in 2001, after which it was never recovered.
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exploded next to the apartment in which Rakić was living. The incident marked the first NATO use of cluster munitions in
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on 9 January 1996. Her parents were Žarko and Dušica Rakić. She had an older brother named Aleksa.
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provided HRW with photographic documentation of the incident, which was also included in the book
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Rakić's funeral took place on 19 April. The same day, Yugoslavia's Minister of Information
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Rakić was one of 89 children killed during the NATO air campaign, according to Serbian
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in her memory. The park was subjected to extensive renovations in 2017, financed by
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Following her death, some sectors of the Serbian public called for Rakić to be
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A monument to the children killed in the NATO bombing located in
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released a statement attributing her death to "NATO cowards".
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of Rakić which contained an inscription describing her as a
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and English. The monument was commissioned by the newspaper
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People killed during the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia
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Index


Belgrade
Serbia
FR Yugoslavia
NATO bombing of Yugoslavia
Serbian Cyrillic
Serbian
cluster munition
NATO bombing of Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Batajnica
Batajnica Air Base
NATO
air campaign
Yugoslavia
training potty
Milan Komnenić

Tašmajdan Park
Prime Minister
Mirko Cvetković
Human Rights Watch
cluster munition
Serbia-proper
Kosovo
Yugoslav Ministry of Health
Government of Yugoslavia
canonized
Serbian Orthodox Church
Tašmajdan Park

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