other is a woman holding a railway symbol. The building was heavily damaged in October 1944, during the final days of German occupation, since it was the last stand of the German army in Belgrade. Especially damaged were the façade and the frontage sculptures. The building was described as one of the supreme architectural works in Belgrade during Interbellum. It was declared a cultural monument in 2007, as part of the protected complex "Area along the Kneza Miloša Street". Reconstruction of the façade began in September 2019 to be finished in 2021. Works were completed in February 2022. Social Insurance Building (1963) Specifically built to host Serbia's state-owned Pension and Disability Insurance Fund (PIO Fond). Considered one of the supreme works of architect Aleksej Brkić, it was finished in 1963. The building is located at 30 Nemanjina Street, at the corner with Svetozara Markovića Street. Brkić designed colored and ornamented façade, a major change in post-World War II architecture, mostly dominated by the Socialist realism imported by the post-war Communist government. Monument to Stefan Nemanja In December 2015, prime minister Aleksandar Vučić encouraged the local authorities to build a monument to Stefan Nemanja at Manjež park, which is located at the central part of the street. Promptly, in less than two weeks, city hall voted to construct the monument and even formed a committee for this specific monument. Dedication was scheduled for 2016 or early 2017. In April 2017 it was announced that the monument would be located down the street, in the clearing in front of the demolished Yugoslav Ministry of Defense building. International design competition was also announced. In September 2017, the city administration decided that the monument would be located at the lower ending section of the street, on the square of Savski Trg across the Main railway station which is envisioned as the future Museum of Medieval Serbia. International design competition was finished only in March 2018 and the winner was Russian sculptor . The monument was officially inaugurated on 27 January 2021. References External links Nemanjina Street at the official site of the City of Belgrade Streets in Belgrade Nemanjić dynasty Savski Venac