Serbian Series 'Operation Sabre' Revives Memories of the Past
The Serbian television series 'Operation Sabre' has attracted 1 million viewers weekly and reignited debates on corruption, nationalism, and the legacy of the Milosevic era. The series retraces the assassination of Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic and the subsequent investigation. It is part of a series titled 'Tour du monde en séries' (World Tour in Series), which is the fifth of six episodes. The show has sparked discussions about the country's recent history and its ongoing political and social issues.
Key facts
- The series 'Operation Sabre' is a Serbian television production.
- It retraces the assassination of Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic.
- The series has attracted 1 million viewers each week.
- It has revived debates on corruption, nationalism, and the legacy of the Milosevic years.
- The series is part of a feature titled 'Tour du monde en séries' (World Tour in Series).
- It is the fifth of six episodes in this feature.
- The series focuses on the investigation that followed the assassination.
- The series has sparked public discussion about Serbia's past.
Entities
Institutions
- Le Monde
Locations
- Serbia