The charity photo exhibition "The Soul of Serbia" will open on December 12 in Vitebsk

December 7, Minsk /BELTA/. The charity photo exhibition "Soul of Serbia" will open on December 12 at the Vitebsk Theological School. The exhibition will feature 45 photographs by the renowned Serbian author Darko Dozet, whose works are popular with news agencies such as Associated Press and TANJUG. This was reported to BELTA correspondent by the press service of the Serbian Center. Darko Dozet's photographs depict the lives of people in ghetto enclaves, destroyed monasteries, desecrated homes and tombstones, icons, and much more. A screening of the documentary film "Crucified Kosovo" by director Bane Milosevic will be organized at the vernissage. The photo exhibition will run until January 11, 2010. It is planned that it will then travel to other cities in Belarus and in January – to Minsk. In addition, an event dedicated to the memory of Patriarch Pavle of Serbia, who passed away on November 15, 2009, will be held in Vitebsk. On December 26, a memorial service for the departed Primate will be held in the home church of the Vitebsk Theological School, followed by the premiere of the documentary "Angel of the Serbian Church." The film tells about little-known facts from the biography of the Vladyka. The film was prepared by the cultural and educational institution "Serbian Center." As part of the charity project, those willing will be able to help residents in Kosovo and Metohija. Donated funds will be transferred to the account of the humanitarian organization "Srbi za Srbe" ("Serbs for Serbs"). With the collected money, its representatives will purchase essential items and food for the survival of Serbs in the ghetto enclaves. The organizer of the charity project is the cultural and educational institution "Serbian Center." It was established on September 23, 2009. The photo exhibition will be the first event of the "Serbian Center." In the future, the organization plans to hold a number of other charity, humanitarian, and educational projects. These include concerts of Serbian and Belarusian music, seminars, conferences, the opening of Serbian language courses, and much more. -0-