At the confluence between the Sava and the Danube, atop a tall hill, lies an ancient citadel. The birthplace of Roman Emperor Jovian, and today the capital of Serbia, Belgrade has a nearly unmatched defensive position.

Coveted by numerous kings and emperors throughout its long history, Belgrade has been the sites of dozens of battles and sieges, and even today maintains a defensive posture against would-be foes.

Crushed under German military rule for decades, the cry for a truly independent Serbia screams out. By far the largest city in Serbia and very rapidly expanding, the importance of Belgrade only grows, and with it grows the dream of a free Serbia.