St. Alexandar Nevsky Serbian Orthodox Church

This guide to the Church of St. Alexander Nevsky in Belgrade's Dorćol follows Jelisaveta Načić, Serbia's first woman architect, through the daily working life of a city employee in the early nineteen hundreds. It begins with the law that kept her out of a ministry post and the municipal desk where she drew schools, stairways and workers' housing. The First World War, an internment camp in Hungary and an Albanian poet all cross her path. Best heard on the corner of Cara Dušana and Francuska streets, facing the church.