A Serbian VillageHarper & Row, 1967 - 358 pages |
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Page 71
... means of liveli- hood compose the first group ; these pure agriculturalists make up the largest group in the village , accounting for 59 percent of the total population in 1953.1 The mixed agriculturalists , constituting 34 percent of ...
... means of liveli- hood compose the first group ; these pure agriculturalists make up the largest group in the village , accounting for 59 percent of the total population in 1953.1 The mixed agriculturalists , constituting 34 percent of ...
Page 92
... means that more than three - quarters of the Serbian miners were closely connected with village life.37 Thus , although Orašac is an atypical village in the county because of the mine , the miners in the village are representative of ...
... means that more than three - quarters of the Serbian miners were closely connected with village life.37 Thus , although Orašac is an atypical village in the county because of the mine , the miners in the village are representative of ...
Page 268
... means of production , i.e. , the socialist sector , and , second , the sector of individual handicraft and agricultural production , on the basis of individual im- plements of work , namely the sector of the individual producer's owner ...
... means of production , i.e. , the socialist sector , and , second , the sector of individual handicraft and agricultural production , on the basis of individual im- plements of work , namely the sector of the individual producer's owner ...
Contents
The Setting | 1 |
FIGURES | 17 |
Serbia and Orašac in the Nineteenth Century | 21 |
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