Putevi was Bitka oko zida (A Struggle over the Wall). After the disestablishment of Putevi in 1924, Marko Ristić started a new magazine titled Svedočanstva (Testimonies). In it, Matić published his essay Ujević detailing the group's view of Tin Ujević, as well as a segment on the creation of madness in the sixth issue and a large portion of the seventh issue titled Pakao (Hell) detailing the inner lives of the mentally ill, the blind, prisoners, sex workers and beggars. During this time, Matić was a substitute teacher at the Belgrade Realschule (Realka). In 1925, Matić travelled to Paris where he associated with Breton's group Clarté, often visiting Café Cyrano where he signed the group's petition against the Rif War. Between October 1925 and June 1926, Matić left his position at the Realka to work in journalism. In June 1926, he became a substitute teacher at the Fourth Belgrade Gymnasium, where he taught the Serbian and French languages. In 1927, Matić published his essay Buđenje materije (The Awakening of Matter) in Zvezdan Vujadinović's magazine 50 u Evropi. On 30 November 1929, in the apartment of Aleksandar Vučo, the Belgrade surrealist group was officially formed. Matić co-signed a letter on the formation sent to Politika and published on 14 April. In May, the first surrealist almanac the group authored was published under the name Nemoguće (The Impossible), with an introduction written by Ristić and Matić. Controversially, Matić got into a physical confrontation with Zvezdan Vujadinović in Hotel Moskva in May, while in October the group got into several physical confrontations with Rade Drainac after the publishing of his openly disdainful and derogatory article on the group in the magazine Pravda. According to Drainac, he was beaten by the entire group. However, according to Đorđe Kostić, Drainac got into a short scuffle with Đorđe Jovanović and himself, during which Jovanović grabbed Drainac by the coat and Kostić blocked his arm when he swung at them with a walking stick. Kostić claimed that Radojica Živanović Noe beat Drainac only later that night in a one-on-one fight near Hotel Moskva. Several members of the group signed an announcement outlining a similar story in late October. In 1931, Matić and Ristić positioned themselves as the main theoreticians of the surrealist movement in Belgrade. They published a declaration titled Pozicija nadrealizma (The Position of Surrealism) in January. The declaration was later banned by the authorities because