Once we were brothers
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blog. Tuesday, October 19, 2010
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I'm glad you still follow here, although you do not do any of the case and I think you only read a former chief of Laura (a greeting).
But look, it appears that the other day I was watching a sad film at once beautiful and I feel like commenting.
Drazen Petrovic and Vlade Divac were two basketball players from the former Yugoslavia selection. Both topped the best generation of European history, formed by the very Petrovic, Divac, Toni Kukoc, Dino Radja, Zarko Paspalj, Velimir Perasovic and so many names that will ring basketball fan.
And through my old fan who spotted them in 8-10 years time you will remember the childhood heroes, the dream to be like your heroes with a basket hanging in the living room and a foam ball. In the past, where everything was simpler, happier, and where you could spend the afternoon at the playground imagining that maybe some day you could be like them. This detail is important to understand this article.
Divac and Petrovic, along with the rest of his companions, were a unique generation, which was silver with a team full of callow teenagers in the Seoul Olympics in 1988 after losing to the USSR and gold in the 1989 European Championships and global 1990. That team not only won, but was destroying his rivals and had fun (and it was fun for the fans) with a cheerful and colorful game.
After winning the 1990 World Cup, Petrovic and Divac were to sign with NBA teams in the U.S. and passed from friend to being brothers. But the decomposition Yugoslavia was to bring about the end of that friendship. At the end of the Petrovic (and Kukoc and Radja) Divac was Croatian and Serbian. The tension, pressure, the circumstances surrounding a war, made the Croats gradually stop unrelated to Divac. A Vlado, especially hurt to lose the friendship with Petrovic.
The war ended and, like the battered countries were rearranging their structure and vital tissues, former team-mates were remaking bonds. Always assumed that they would reconcile, but .... but one was missing. In summer 1993
Drazen Petrovic, reached the NBA star status he craved, died in a traffic accident in Germany. Once
Brothers (Once we were brothers) is a documentary that tells this story, interspersed with the cruelty of the total failure of human being that is war.
Seek in the "shops" normal. Luis
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