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Tag Archives: Serbia
Out of Serbia
wrote this at the Zurich airport a week ago… Out of Serbia, shall i say finally, out of Belgrade the city where i was born where i had a child, and other best and worst moments of my life! Yes, … Continue reading
Political Idiot Diary, 2o years later
Irvine california panel, GLOBALISATION of the BALKANISATION Misha Glenny, Jasmina Tesanovic
Passports and Nobels
Boing Boing My life-long work of performance art is to somehow maintain my original passport: notwithstanding the life and opportunities of a techno-nomad. I used to have a proper passport from the “Socialist Federation Republic of Yugoslavia,” and a fine, … Continue reading
Refugees, Belgrade
-You can’t tell who is craziest: the refugees, the police or those women, said a local shopkeeper. He made a cross over his chest, to express his sincere Serbian bewilderment. He had just witnessed ten shabby Afghan and Syrian refugees … Continue reading