Case file · Remote viewing & psi research
The Kremna prophecy
Miloš Tarabić and his nephew Mitar (1829–1899), peasants of Kremna in western Serbia, are said to have foretold the fall of the Obrenović dynasty, the world wars and later events, as recorded by the priest Zaharije Zaharić.
1899 CE · 43.85, 19.56 · status: claim
The account
The prophecies became famous in Yugoslavia and are still quoted in the Serbian press when crises come. Believers credit them with predicting the 1903 assassination of King Alexander and the Yugoslav wars.
The sceptical view
The writer Voja Antonić, in a book titled 'The Kremna Non-Prophecy', argued that the 'accurate' predictions cannot be shown to have been published before the events.