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 93
... factories . A factory producing bottles and other glass products and a plant for the production of refractory materials , using local clay deposits , have actually been in existence since the late 1920s , but they have been expanded ...
... factories . A factory producing bottles and other glass products and a plant for the production of refractory materials , using local clay deposits , have actually been in existence since the late 1920s , but they have been expanded ...
Page 153
... factory workers ; 55 , Czechoslovakia , POW , did not return ; 56 , Novi Sad , tax collector ; 57 , Arandjelovac , merchant ; 58 , Belgrade , clerk ; 61 , son of 27 ; 72 , Kostolac , border official ; 76 , Major , Yugoslav army ; 78 ...
... factory workers ; 55 , Czechoslovakia , POW , did not return ; 56 , Novi Sad , tax collector ; 57 , Arandjelovac , merchant ; 58 , Belgrade , clerk ; 61 , son of 27 ; 72 , Kostolac , border official ; 76 , Major , Yugoslav army ; 78 ...
Page 256
... factories begin to operate . Every year many shock workers and innovators are proclaimed , and every year we get new ... factory for railway cars in Smederevska Palanka , and I know that Djura Djaković also was a metalworker , and Djura ...
... factories begin to operate . Every year many shock workers and innovators are proclaimed , and every year we get new ... factory for railway cars in Smederevska Palanka , and I know that Djura Djaković also was a metalworker , and Djura ...
Contents
The Setting | 1 |
Serbia and Orašac in the Nineteenth Century | 21 |
Orašac Village Today | 37 |
Copyright | |
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