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Facts about Serbia, Serbs and its culture, history and accomplishments

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Manastir Manasija

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Manastir Velika Remeta

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Blederija waterfall

Foto: https://seeing-nature.de/

Welcome Tweets by Seeing_Nature !! NEW !! I am posting one new photo every day on Twitter and Instagram, thus sharing new moments of joy fro

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Uvac

Foto: https://avanturista.co

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Zagajička brda

Foto: Jelena Jaranović – autor bloga takonekako.com

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The Golubac Fortress

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The Golubac Fortress

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Душан Васиљев песник рата

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The #Christian #Heritage of #Kosovo and #Metohija - The Historical and Spiritual Heartland of the Serbian People (free online book)

https://online.flipbuilder.com/szto/mnva/mobile/index.html

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A Serbian soldier sleeps with his father who came to visit him on the front line near Belgrade, 1914 ( colorized)

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A Serbian soldier sleeps with his father who came to visit him on the front line near Belgrade, 1914

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Today is the day when World War I (The Great War) ended. Natalia's Ramonda is a flower that has multiple symbolism. It tells the story of the Serbian people and the all the temptations through which it had passed. It was named after Queen Natalia Obrenović and in botany it's also known as the Phoenix flower. Even completely dry, with very little water, it can revive and continue its life. It was chosen to commemorate the resurrection of Serbia, which rose from the ashes of the World War I and continued to live.

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Моравска дивизија на Иверку 1914.

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"Радо Србин иде у војнике", регрути из села Жабаре одлазе у рат