Blood & Honour Gig Reports ::   B&H Serbia Ian Stuart Memorial

On the 27th of April 2002, Blood & Honour Serbia (unit Belgrade) organized a memorial gig marking the occasion of 113 years since Adolf Hitler`s birthday. Four bands took part: Battle flag, Trijumf Volje, Real Aggression and a new B&H band from Sabac.

Report: Hitler Memorial in Belgrade: 2002

After a few years of silence, we finally saw a gig in Belgrade, although it was risky to organize a concert there because of police oppression. On the occasion of Adolf Hitler's 113 birthday, a concert was organized 7 days after it. The organizer was Belgrade B&H unit. They did a 100% professional job. Four Serbian bands played that night. Everybody said that it was one of the best concerts organized in Serbia. For the first time, the new B&H band from Sabac introduced themselves in front of 80 skinheads. Everybody supported them and their aggressive core sound. Their lyrics are 100% Serbian and they are about coming revolution, fallen warriors and the skinhead way of life.

After them came Battle flag - a well known band from Nis, but they played without a second guitar and with a new drummer. Besides their original songs, they played the best traditional songs from Skrewdriver and Public Enemy, to Nordic Thunder.

The third band was Belgrade's Tijumf Volje (Triumph of the Will), who had their best performance until now. With the raising of a wild atmosphere they also played a few songs from Drzavni Udar (State Impact) and some old songs such as: Smash the Reds and 88 R`n`R band (support for Pow comrades of Landser).

The last band for that night was good ole' Real Aggression (ex-Aggressija) from Kikinda. With them we felt the end of this great NS manifestation. Like always,they professionally played most of their songs and one song from B.E.D: "Walk in Shame". Everybody together sang their anthem "Kristalna Noc" in an atmosphere of NS unity with full support, until 2 hours after midnight.

Following the organizers in first place, we must thank the B&H security who did a great job and made this gig really successful. Keep on mighty security! We want to say that Razor88 didn`t play because their drummer is in the army, but we hope to see them next time. More than 10 cities were there that night and we send special greetings to brothers from the Republic of Serbia/Bjeljina, who were with us that night, as well as a year before. Without any problems people left the place and everybody went homewards - `till next time :: 28/88!