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Leni Wesselman: The Land Where People Sing With Their Eyes Closed
Photo: Danilo Pavlovic Photos by Danilo Pavlovic, Jacek Szycht and Stefan Klüter Leni Wesselman is young German actress who already played leading roles in European movies. She had a debut with the leading female role in the psycho-drama "Mein" directed by Detlef Bothein. This film had it's premiere at the World…
Euraw Stories: Meet the Other Europe in Melbourne!
Is your image of Europe missing a big chunk of the ’other Europe’, the one less present in travel itineraries and Melbourne cinemas? Or have you caught a glimpse of this fascinating world and you want to further immerse yourself in it? Join Euraw Stories every month for a good…
Australia Day in Special Way!
Australiana Serba Internet Magazine is celebrating Australia Day in a special way! We are sharing with you beautiful quotes written by some of the greatest Australian writers and poets who marked Australian and world contemporary literature! Nobel prize winner Patrick White’s, famous Aboriginal poetess Oodgeroo Noonuccal’s (Kath Walker) and few…
Christmas in Serbia
One of the main symbols of Christmas holidays for majority of people around the world is Christmas tree or decorated fir tree to be more precise. In a way Serbia is not exception, but in its’ tradition oak branch full of golden dry leaves is that Christmas tree. It is…
Miroslav Antich: Recipe for Successful New Year
Take 12 months, clean them thoroughly from bitterness, selfishness, hair-splitting and fear. Cut every month in 30 or 31 days, so that you have enough supplies for the whole year. Each day fill with stuffing made of: one third of work, one third of pep & cheerfulness and one third…
Serbian Stuffed Bell Peppers
The smell of grilled, cooked, fried or baked paprika or bell peppers is one of scents of childhood for most of Serbian people who grew up in Serbia. In Serbia there are many delicious dishes based on paprika and some of them are 100 percent Serbian. There are even few…
The Forgotten World of Slavic Gods
Linden Tree - Slavic sacred tree In an exciting and great story about Serbian literature, culture and history, there is no real beginning. Official historical theory is that Slavs had come to Balkans from nowadays’ Russia in 6th century in so called Great migration of the Slavs. Part of Slavs…
Serbian Lesson 1: LATINICA – LATINIC LETTER
Serbia has two official letters: Cyrillic and Latin (Latinic). Cyrillic is the main one hystorically, culturally and officially, but we are starting with Latinic, because it is more useful for learning Serbian in the beginning. In this lesson, we will learn Latinic letter used in Serbian, Croatian and…