of the monument to Bora Stanković, and in 1964 the municipality bought his house from the new owners and in 1967 it officially opened as a museum-house. The symbolization of local identity with the help of Bora Stanković was especially important from the moment "Bora's Week" was established. In popular culture Bora during occupation, a television film based on the biography of Borisav Stankovic and directed by Miško Milojević, was produced in 2006 by the Serbian broadcasting service RTS. Bibliography Books Majka na grobu svoga jedinca, a poem, 1894. Iz starog jevanđelja, 1899. Koštana, „Komad iz vranjskog života u četiri čina s pevanjem“, 1902. Božji ljudi, 1902. Stari dani, 1902. Koštana, 1905. Pokojnikova žena, 1907. Nečista krv, 1910. Njegova Belka, 1921. Drame, 1928. Pod okupacijom, 1929. Sabrana dela, I—II, 1956. Gazda Mladen, 1928. Short stories Baba Stana (1907) Bekče (1901) Biljarica (1902) Copa (1902) Č'a Mihailo (1902) Đurđevdan (1898) Jovan (1902) Jovča (1901) Jovo-to (1909) Ludi Stevan (1902) Ljuba i Naza (1902) Mace (1902) Manasije (1902) Marko (1902) Menko (1902) Mitka (1902) Moj zemljak (1909) Naš Božić (1900) Nuška (1899) Njegova Belka (1920) Oni (1901) Paraputa (1902) Pokojnikova žena (1902) Rista krijumčar (1905) Stanko „Čisto brašno“ (1902) Stanoja (1898) Stari dani (1900) Stari Vasilije (1906) Stevan Čuklja (1906) Taja (1901) Tetka Zlata (1909) U noći (1899) Uvela ruža (iz dnevnika) (1899) U vinogradima (1899) Zadušnica (1902) See also Serbian literature References External links Project Rastko 1875 births 1927 deaths People from Vranje Serbian novelists University of Belgrade Faculty of Law alumni Vranje