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The Rakija Family
... Serbian snacks for the 8 hour trip back. In Serbia we visited both Novi Sad and Belgrade (the capital) and spent a total of 3 days and 2 nights. We found that the Serbian equivalent of Hungarian Palinka is called Rakija and my group of friends decided that we will refer to each other as "the Rakija family". And now, I have to post my couple hundred pictures, enjoy!
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MY SERBIAN SALAD
... less and less as 'essential'. Paid for the transportation bit for Arjan and I for our time here 260 CK.
There was a couples' van [plus Zsolt] and the pool players' van as we left Osijek. The initial roads were narrow; the wider road, patched. John Deere tractors could be seen in the fields.
Made Vukovar at 0841, getting to the hospital some 10M later. Vukovar was one of the most bombed places during the war. The hospital in town was ...
It's happening!
Dear readers, I decided to write the blog in English since it's the language that most people understand.
I am still waiting for some news - actually anything would be great - from my host family.
Stay tuned and follow my blog :)
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Wildes Rumänien – zahmes Serbien
... 0.5 m breiter als in Paris. Sein Regierungsgebäude liess er von 20‘000 Arbeitern in 24 Stunden Schichten innerhalb von 5 Jahren bauen. Dazu liess er 1/6 von Bukarest platt walzen und siedelte die Leute um, um Platz für das zweit grösste Gebäude (nach dem Pentagon) der Welt zu machen! Da viele Leute nach der Umsiedlung ihren Hund nicht behalten konnten, gibt es ca. 100‘000 streunende Hunde in der Stadt. Auf der Tour durch das Regierungsgebäude ...
Extremely thrilled in fact
... they all had work, they had their families, a roof over their head etc. It really seems that for a long time, where Chinese and Russian forms of socialism were disastrous for their people, the people in Yugoslavia were actually quite well off. And it wasn't like they didn't know what the west was like, they were free to travel if they wanted to, so couldn't really have been ignorant about the world around them. But yeah he was saying many young people from the Balkan stay at home ...
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