A Serbian VillageColumbia University Press, 1958 - 325 pages A condensed version of the author's doctoral dissertation published in 1956 under title: Social and cultural change in a Serbian village. |
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Page 12
... According to the descendants of the Maričević clan , which is generally conceded to be the oldest in the village , their ancestors first settled in Orašac around 1750. By this time some degree of stability existed in Šumadija ; at least ...
... According to the descendants of the Maričević clan , which is generally conceded to be the oldest in the village , their ancestors first settled in Orašac around 1750. By this time some degree of stability existed in Šumadija ; at least ...
Page 32
... According to the heroic ballad , Kad to čule srpske poglavice , Namah oni poslušaše Djordja : Svi skočiše na noge lagane , Pripasaše svijetlo oružje , Svaki svoga ubiše subašu , Žene , djecu u zbjeg odvedoše . When the Serbian headmen ...
... According to the heroic ballad , Kad to čule srpske poglavice , Namah oni poslušaše Djordja : Svi skočiše na noge lagane , Pripasaše svijetlo oružje , Svaki svoga ubiše subašu , Žene , djecu u zbjeg odvedoše . When the Serbian headmen ...
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... According to them their parents were from Lipovac , where their mother was left widowed . Later a Stojanović from Orašac married her and brought her and her young sons to Orašac . No children resulted from this marriage , and when the ...
... According to them their parents were from Lipovac , where their mother was left widowed . Later a Stojanović from Orašac married her and brought her and her young sons to Orašac . No children resulted from this marriage , and when the ...
Contents
The Setting | 1 |
Serbia and Orašac in the Nineteenth Century | 21 |
Orašac Village Today | 37 |
Copyright | |
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