Sokoli Čačka: 1910 - 1941
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САДРЖАЈ
ПРЕДГОВОР
СОКОЛСТВО
Физичка
Телесно
Соколство у
Словенаца
Уједињење
Соколство у
Слетови и
Соколство у
Оснивање
реіулатива 38
Соколство и село
Соколство и
Просветна делатност
Пропагандна
Слетови, такмичевьа, свечаности
Симболика архитектуре и униформе
Соколство после смрти
СОКОЛСТВО У ЧАЧКУ
Традиција
Оснивање
Соколи
Обнова рада Соколског друштва у Чачку 1919-1923· године 6з
Организација
Финансије
74
Соколана
81
Справе и опрема
85
Слетови
86
Свечаности
90
Концерти
93
Соколи Чачка 1930-1941·
98
Организација
99
Соколске
юз
Финансије
106
Соколана, справе и опрема
и8
Просвета, пропаганда и
121
Слетови
131
Свечаности
138
Концерти
150
ТЕЛО У
ФОТОГРАФИЈЕ
НЕПОТПУНИ ШЕМАТИЗАМ УПРАВЕ
СОКОЛСКОГ ДРУШТВА У ЧАЧКУ
SUMMARY
ИЗВОД ИЗ
ИЗВОРИ
Белешка о аутору
САДРЖАЈ
CACAR
(Summary)
193
Development of modern gymnastics and physical education in gen¬
eral is closely connected with national movements in the
needs of military circles for healthy and capable freshmen (young soldiers).
As early as
due to war necessities and trainings were organized and carried out by of- ^
ficers of national guards. The first organized system of gymnastic exercises
completely in the aim of achieving national goals was created by a German
Frederic
nament. For Frederic Jan gymnastics was means of upbringing which was
diminishing religious, class and social differences thus creating precondi- u
tions for national unity.
As a reaction to Germanization, in
tics system
Falcon movement was directly relying on turner system of exercises, and the
most significant influence on the movement development had
(1832-1885)
aim to prepare the nation for an action of national-political character with
ideas of liberalism and
and equality). In
sociation
nations, especially in South-Slavonic and Serbian traditions.
The idea of the Falcon was spreading quickly. In
was founded in Ljubljana, but it was dismissed by the Austrian authorities
in
nian Falcon Union. The same movement -Croatian Falcon movement was
organized with the same idea for liberating and uniting of all Croats in
At that time falcon movement in Croatia was not directly national, but it was
connected with Slovenian and Serbian Falcon movements, until
the 'Union of Croatian Falcon Association" was established in Susak.
Serbs were exercising together with Croats in 'Croatian Falcon' until
foundation of 'Serbian Falcon' in Zagreb on 14th May,
Falcon movement as a separate organization was established in Sremski
Karlovci
date back to
'Serbian Falcon" in
1906
year at Monastery Ravanica in Srem.
The basic inspiration for development of the falcon movements in
Slavonic regions in Austro-Hungarian Empire was a struggle for national
emancipation and resistance to national alienation. Serbia, as a free and an
independent country, was developing over official state institutions a na¬
tional idea with its citizens, so it did not have the need to organize special
associations which would carry out state duties. Only with the increase
of the danger of war clashes before the First World War were the
ju
circles which were developing national all-inclusive Slavonic idea.
џ
Ş1
2
£
Џ
V it was not widely practiced. Gymnastics and physical education got much
§
g
u Thanks to the initiative of Vladan Djordjevic
Association for Gymnastics and Marshal Arts' was founded in Belgrade on
3rd
7th April,
Falcon'. One group of gymnasts did not accept the decision that the Associa¬
tion is linked with the Falcon Movement but wanted
organization and consequently they founded 'Public Gymnastic Association
Dusan the Great' on 22nd November,
Both Associations united after numerous unsuccessful trials and un¬
der the great pressures of public and military circles on
when all Serbian Falcon Associations either from Serbian Kingdom and or
from
Dusan the Great' was accepted in the Union of Slavonic Falcon Movements.
The first trial of uniting of all Falcon Organizations of South Slavonic coun¬
tries was on 18th June,
Falcon Union ceased to function, with the break out of the First World War.
Falcon Association Tanasko Rajic' was founded in Cacak on 30th
September
Gregorian calendar. The works on building Sokolana (gymnasium)
building for exercising started by the end of
of
in Principality of Serbia but as for its architecture it does not belong to the
national style which was common for those objects.
Falcon Association in Cacak as well as their building got the name
after the hero from the Second Serbian Uprising partly because of tradition
and due to the wishes of
ing a monument to Tanasko Rajic.
Real work of the Falcons in Cacak started when Slavoljub Ferda-
Sekovanic
Gymnastics and he was also teaching in Secondary Grammar School
nazija.
san the Great'. Slavoljub Sekovanic was bora in Bled in Slovenia. From
to
decided to escape to Serbia. He took part in the First World War as a Ser¬
bian soldier and the rest of his life he spent in Cacak.
The First World War interrupted work of Falcon Associations in all 195
Yugoslav countries. Due to its Slavonic and liberal ideology and connections
with the same organization in the Principality of Serbia, there were dismiss-
ing of the same organizations in Austro-Hungarian Empire as well as
cal
the Falcon organization was completely destroyed. With creation of a new ^
state -the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians (SHS), there were com-
pletely new possibilities for organization of the Falcons, and after
idea for forming common, Yugoslav organization could become reality.
New "Falcon Federation of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians" was formed
on 26th January,
on 30th August,
By founding Czechoslovakian
Falcon movement rooted and it also found its place in a wider international
Falcon policy. Together with the Falcons from Czechoslovakia they came
to an agreement that the Union should be carrier of the defensive policy
based on the principles of civil liberalism which, at that time, meant defense
against revolutionary ideas coming from the Soviet Russia.
In the course of time Yugoslav Falcon Union (JSS) was growing and
the number of members was increasing in spite of the fact that support of
the government in the period from
was not systematically carried out
But it was given from time to time to sports festivals and care was tak¬
en about introducing physical education into schools. Falcons were mainly
accepted as a kind of sports organization which was organizing numerous
sports events.
After 6th January,
ship and abolished democracy there was a question of complete state orga¬
nization of the Falcon Movement as it was also abolished on 5th January,
1930,
dom' was formed by the end of the same year.
By bringing up physically fit, strong morally and nationally conscious¬
ness young people, Falcon of Yugoslav Kingdom took over one very
tant
functions and integrated the idea of Yugoslav unity which the regime was
trying to revive. The national upbringing had the aim to create a 'higher cul¬
tural type of Yugoslav man', regardless the nation, religion or social status.
Falcon idea remained distant to the villagers except in few cases.
After
organized. Taking into account character of village life, falcon movement
was trying to focus on cultural upbringing and development of health-hy¬
gienic habits and economy awareness. Physical exercises were neglected in
villages.
Political situation in the world, especially in Europe between the two
Wars, made countries to pay full attention to arming and developing mili-
196
Falcon Movement presented ideal means for carrying out military upbring-
џ
ψ
2
£
Џ
ri4 goslav unity. The rise of the falcon movement ended after assassination of
I King
g
0
organizations, and that they were thought of as 'fascists' by the communists.
After
Falcon Movement in Cacak was following all the processes in the
whole of Yugoslavia, but most of their activities were directed towards sports
and educational-cultural activities. Apart from gymnastics and sports festi¬
vals, the Falcons were regularly taking part in celebrations of big state holi¬
days, and often they were transforming their jubilees into mass spectacles.
Completely new initiatives were started such as carrying first baton in
in the honor of King
anniversary* a five-years' plan for rising cultural and educational awareness,
from
greatest action carried out by the Falcons in the period between the Wars
was building a monument to Tanasko Rajic, which has never been finished
because of the beginning of the Second World War.
Cacak got to know numerous sports thanks to the Falcons between
the two Wars, such as football, volleyball, skiing, basketball, tennis, box,
all athletic disciplines, fencing, handball, etc. It was a modernization which
was transforming a sleepy small town. The Falcons spread their educational
role when they spread their activities in villages, too.
Milos |
| adam_txt |
САДРЖАЈ
ПРЕДГОВОР
СОКОЛСТВО
Физичка
Телесно
Соколство у
Словенаца
Уједињење
Соколство у
Слетови и
Соколство у
Оснивање
реіулатива 38
Соколство и село
Соколство и
Просветна делатност
Пропагандна
Слетови, такмичевьа, свечаности
Симболика архитектуре и униформе
Соколство после смрти
СОКОЛСТВО У ЧАЧКУ
Традиција
Оснивање
Соколи
Обнова рада Соколског друштва у Чачку 1919-1923· године 6з
Организација
Финансије
74
Соколана
81
Справе и опрема
85
Слетови
86
Свечаности
90
Концерти
93
Соколи Чачка 1930-1941·
98
Организација
99
Соколске
юз
Финансије
106
Соколана, справе и опрема
и8
Просвета, пропаганда и
121
Слетови
131
Свечаности
138
Концерти
150
ТЕЛО У
ФОТОГРАФИЈЕ
НЕПОТПУНИ ШЕМАТИЗАМ УПРАВЕ
СОКОЛСКОГ ДРУШТВА У ЧАЧКУ
SUMMARY
ИЗВОД ИЗ
ИЗВОРИ
Белешка о аутору
САДРЖАЈ
CACAR
(Summary)
193
Development of modern gymnastics and physical education in gen¬
eral is closely connected with national movements in the
needs of military circles for healthy and capable freshmen (young soldiers).
As early as
due to war necessities and trainings were organized and carried out by of- ^
ficers of national guards. The first organized system of gymnastic exercises
completely in the aim of achieving national goals was created by a German
Frederic
nament. For Frederic Jan gymnastics was means of upbringing which was
diminishing religious, class and social differences thus creating precondi- u
tions for national unity.
As a reaction to Germanization, in
tics system
Falcon movement was directly relying on turner system of exercises, and the
most significant influence on the movement development had
(1832-1885)
aim to prepare the nation for an action of national-political character with
ideas of liberalism and
and equality). In
sociation
nations, especially in South-Slavonic and Serbian traditions.
The idea of the Falcon was spreading quickly. In
was founded in Ljubljana, but it was dismissed by the Austrian authorities
in
nian Falcon Union. The same movement -Croatian Falcon movement was
organized with the same idea for liberating and uniting of all Croats in
At that time falcon movement in Croatia was not directly national, but it was
connected with Slovenian and Serbian Falcon movements, until
the 'Union of Croatian Falcon Association" was established in Susak.
Serbs were exercising together with Croats in 'Croatian Falcon' until
foundation of 'Serbian Falcon' in Zagreb on 14th May,
Falcon movement as a separate organization was established in Sremski
Karlovci
date back to
'Serbian Falcon" in
1906
year at Monastery Ravanica in Srem.
The basic inspiration for development of the falcon movements in
Slavonic regions in Austro-Hungarian Empire was a struggle for national
emancipation and resistance to national alienation. Serbia, as a free and an
independent country, was developing over official state institutions a na¬
tional idea with its citizens, so it did not have the need to organize special
associations which would carry out state duties. Only with the increase
of the danger of war clashes before the First World War were the
ju
circles which were developing national all-inclusive Slavonic idea.
џ
Ş1
2
£
Џ
V it was not widely practiced. Gymnastics and physical education got much
§
g
u Thanks to the initiative of Vladan Djordjevic
Association for Gymnastics and Marshal Arts' was founded in Belgrade on
3rd
7th April,
Falcon'. One group of gymnasts did not accept the decision that the Associa¬
tion is linked with the Falcon Movement but wanted
organization and consequently they founded 'Public Gymnastic Association
Dusan the Great' on 22nd November,
Both Associations united after numerous unsuccessful trials and un¬
der the great pressures of public and military circles on
when all Serbian Falcon Associations either from Serbian Kingdom and or
from
Dusan the Great' was accepted in the Union of Slavonic Falcon Movements.
The first trial of uniting of all Falcon Organizations of South Slavonic coun¬
tries was on 18th June,
Falcon Union ceased to function, with the break out of the First World War.
Falcon Association Tanasko Rajic' was founded in Cacak on 30th
September
Gregorian calendar. The works on building Sokolana (gymnasium)
building for exercising started by the end of
of
in Principality of Serbia but as for its architecture it does not belong to the
national style which was common for those objects.
Falcon Association in Cacak as well as their building got the name
after the hero from the Second Serbian Uprising partly because of tradition
and due to the wishes of
ing a monument to Tanasko Rajic.
Real work of the Falcons in Cacak started when Slavoljub Ferda-
Sekovanic
Gymnastics and he was also teaching in Secondary Grammar School
nazija.
san the Great'. Slavoljub Sekovanic was bora in Bled in Slovenia. From
to
decided to escape to Serbia. He took part in the First World War as a Ser¬
bian soldier and the rest of his life he spent in Cacak.
The First World War interrupted work of Falcon Associations in all 195
Yugoslav countries. Due to its Slavonic and liberal ideology and connections
with the same organization in the Principality of Serbia, there were dismiss-
ing of the same organizations in Austro-Hungarian Empire as well as
cal
the Falcon organization was completely destroyed. With creation of a new ^
state -the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians (SHS), there were com-
pletely new possibilities for organization of the Falcons, and after
idea for forming common, Yugoslav organization could become reality.
New "Falcon Federation of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians" was formed
on 26th January,
on 30th August,
By founding Czechoslovakian
Falcon movement rooted and it also found its place in a wider international
Falcon policy. Together with the Falcons from Czechoslovakia they came
to an agreement that the Union should be carrier of the defensive policy
based on the principles of civil liberalism which, at that time, meant defense
against revolutionary ideas coming from the Soviet Russia.
In the course of time Yugoslav Falcon Union (JSS) was growing and
the number of members was increasing in spite of the fact that support of
the government in the period from
was not systematically carried out
But it was given from time to time to sports festivals and care was tak¬
en about introducing physical education into schools. Falcons were mainly
accepted as a kind of sports organization which was organizing numerous
sports events.
After 6th January,
ship and abolished democracy there was a question of complete state orga¬
nization of the Falcon Movement as it was also abolished on 5th January,
1930,
dom' was formed by the end of the same year.
By bringing up physically fit, strong morally and nationally conscious¬
ness young people, Falcon of Yugoslav Kingdom took over one very
tant
functions and integrated the idea of Yugoslav unity which the regime was
trying to revive. The national upbringing had the aim to create a 'higher cul¬
tural type of Yugoslav man', regardless the nation, religion or social status.
Falcon idea remained distant to the villagers except in few cases.
After
organized. Taking into account character of village life, falcon movement
was trying to focus on cultural upbringing and development of health-hy¬
gienic habits and economy awareness. Physical exercises were neglected in
villages.
Political situation in the world, especially in Europe between the two
Wars, made countries to pay full attention to arming and developing mili-
196
Falcon Movement presented ideal means for carrying out military upbring-
џ
ψ
2
£
Џ
ri4 goslav unity. The rise of the falcon movement ended after assassination of
I King
g
0
organizations, and that they were thought of as 'fascists' by the communists.
After
Falcon Movement in Cacak was following all the processes in the
whole of Yugoslavia, but most of their activities were directed towards sports
and educational-cultural activities. Apart from gymnastics and sports festi¬
vals, the Falcons were regularly taking part in celebrations of big state holi¬
days, and often they were transforming their jubilees into mass spectacles.
Completely new initiatives were started such as carrying first baton in
in the honor of King
anniversary* a five-years' plan for rising cultural and educational awareness,
from
greatest action carried out by the Falcons in the period between the Wars
was building a monument to Tanasko Rajic, which has never been finished
because of the beginning of the Second World War.
Cacak got to know numerous sports thanks to the Falcons between
the two Wars, such as football, volleyball, skiing, basketball, tennis, box,
all athletic disciplines, fencing, handball, etc. It was a modernization which
was transforming a sleepy small town. The Falcons spread their educational
role when they spread their activities in villages, too.
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| id | DE-604.BV022360467 |
| illustrated | Illustrated |
| index_date | 2024-07-02T17:03:03Z |
| indexdate | 2025-03-15T19:01:05Z |
| institution | BVB |
| isbn | 8684067126 |
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| physical | 205 S. Ill. |
| publishDate | 2006 |
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| publisher | Narodni Muzej |
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| spelling | Timotijević, Miloš 1969- Verfasser (DE-588)1043868097 aut Sokoli Čačka 1910 - 1941 Miloš Timotijević Čačak Narodni Muzej 2006 205 S. Ill. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier In kyrill. Schr., serb. - Zsfassung in engl. Sprache u.d.T.: Cacak Falcons 1910 - 1941 Sokoli Čačka History Geschichte 1910-1941 gnd rswk-swf Geschichte Sokol (DE-588)4250460-0 gnd rswk-swf Čačak Region (DE-588)4440743-9 gnd rswk-swf Čačak Region (DE-588)4440743-9 g Sokol (DE-588)4250460-0 s Geschichte 1910-1941 z DE-604 Digitalisierung BSBMuenchen application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=015569813&sequence=000003&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=015569813&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Abstract |
| spellingShingle | Timotijević, Miloš 1969- Sokoli Čačka 1910 - 1941 Sokoli Čačka History Geschichte Sokol (DE-588)4250460-0 gnd |
| subject_GND | (DE-588)4250460-0 (DE-588)4440743-9 |
| title | Sokoli Čačka 1910 - 1941 |
| title_auth | Sokoli Čačka 1910 - 1941 |
| title_exact_search | Sokoli Čačka 1910 - 1941 |
| title_exact_search_txtP | Sokoli Čačka 1910 - 1941 |
| title_full | Sokoli Čačka 1910 - 1941 Miloš Timotijević |
| title_fullStr | Sokoli Čačka 1910 - 1941 Miloš Timotijević |
| title_full_unstemmed | Sokoli Čačka 1910 - 1941 Miloš Timotijević |
| title_short | Sokoli Čačka |
| title_sort | sokoli cacka 1910 1941 |
| title_sub | 1910 - 1941 |
| topic | Sokoli Čačka History Geschichte Sokol (DE-588)4250460-0 gnd |
| topic_facet | Sokoli Čačka History Geschichte Sokol Čačak Region |
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