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Lake Ohrid, North Macedonia 1920s

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100 years later, Saint John at Kaneo

[gorskivijenac]

Young Pannonian Rusyn girls from Ruski Krstur, Bačka, Serbia. Foto studio of Osif and Jovgen Budinski, Museum of Vojvodina, Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments of Vojvodina, Institute for the Culture of Vojvodina Rusyns

[uniquekindoftrash]

Aleksandra Komanov writes: My great-great-grandmother at the start of the 20th century. Photography by Milan Jovanović (1863-1944), the royal photographer.

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View of Belgrade, Serbia

Serbian vintage postcard

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Dubrovnik, Croatia 1900

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Kotor, Montenegro 1890/1920

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Vlach shepherd Nikola Karayani from the village Avdella, Western Macedoni, Greece, taken between 1898-1912. Manaki brothers photographic legacy, The State Archives of the Republic of North Macedonia

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Herceg Novi, Montenegro 1920s

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Mycenae, Greece 1890s

[gorskivijenac]

Muslim/Bosniak (left) and Orthodox/Serbian (right) costumes from Sredačka župa, villages Mušnikovo and Mušutište, Serbia. Families are often related and have always lived in peace. Dragomir Stanisavljević

[gorskivijenac]

Serbian woman Persida, sister of Srboljub Bogojević’s grandmother, Tetovo, Macedonia, around 1930. Traditional Serbia, Serbianfolk

Serbian woman from Tetovo, whose family roots trace to Prizren. Her family was wealthy, and in the photograph she is wearing a traditional urban costume from Tetovo. She rode a motorcycle and was a biker, she also rode horses and performed in folklore ensembles. Her father owned 60 horses and donkeys across the Šar Mountains, Kosovo and Metohija, Ljuma, and Tetovo.

[vintageeurope]

Belgrade, Serbia 1900s

[orthodoxadventure]

Orthodox Christians in Palestine in 1900

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Virpazar, Montenegro 1920s

[zolotoivek]

Russian magic healer in the town of Kasimov, Ryazan Region, 1914.

[gorskivijenac]

Wealthier Romani family, Skopje, Macedonia, 1930-37. Blanche Payne, University of Washington

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Serbian mother carrying a child, unknown location. Andre Zucca