In September 1930. In 1938, the State Class Lottery of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia announced that the winning ticket for the main cash prize of the Tourist Lottery, amounting to one million dinars, had been drawn.
The prize went to the lucky winner in Palanka, a small town in the interior of Serbia. Crown Prince Peter, as the patron of the Adriatic Guard, which launched the Tourist Lottery, personally congratulated the unknown winner and invited them to collect their prize at the headquarters of the State Class Lottery. The only question is who the winner is. This question will suddenly turn life in Palanka upside down.
Until recently, its citizens were only thinking about the upcoming mayoral elections, where they will choose between two candidates who turned a private feud into a political contest, but all of that was overshadowed by the sudden appearance of the lottery.
