A Serbian VillageHarper & Row, 1967 - 358 pages |
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Joel Martin Halpern. What have we given , what have we given ? Gold for lead — ii ii ih !! The bride sits alone in a special room , waiting for her mother- in - law - to - be and her new female relatives , who come in and present her ...
Joel Martin Halpern. What have we given , what have we given ? Gold for lead — ii ii ih !! The bride sits alone in a special room , waiting for her mother- in - law - to - be and her new female relatives , who come in and present her ...
Page 273
... given by one of the male teachers , on the dangers of aerial bombing and bacteriological warfare . This is presented to adult 32 Similar courses were also given before the war . villagers by groups , and attendance is compulsory ...
... given by one of the male teachers , on the dangers of aerial bombing and bacteriological warfare . This is presented to adult 32 Similar courses were also given before the war . villagers by groups , and attendance is compulsory ...
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... given historical tradition , and what is de- stroyed must be replaced in order to preserve man's continuity . The Yugoslav communist revolution can be properly considered part of a larger social revolution facilitated by the German ...
... given historical tradition , and what is de- stroyed must be replaced in order to preserve man's continuity . The Yugoslav communist revolution can be properly considered part of a larger social revolution facilitated by the German ...
Contents
The Setting | 1 |
FIGURES | 17 |
Serbia and Orašac in the Nineteenth Century | 21 |
Copyright | |
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