…and that devil is called “Zeljko’s stylist”

…and that devil is called “Zeljko’s stylist”

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The Last Yugoslav…

evehc:

“There is no greater sorrow then to recall in misery the time when we were happy.”

evehc:

“There is no greater sorrow then to recall in misery the time when we were happy.”



Retro former YU Reggae

(Thanks Aleksandra Milinkov)

Louis Armstrong in Ilustrovana Politika - 1954

Louis Armstrong in Ilustrovana Politika - 1954

The Misters’ T-shirt arrived today…LOL

The Misters’ T-shirt arrived today…LOL

Vintage Serbia

jutarnji:

elpacifico:

littleyellowmonster:

(via diamondbreath)




“It was better when it was worse”

jutarnji:

elpacifico:

littleyellowmonster:

(via diamondbreath)

“It was better when it was worse”

Into to the classic Serbian comedy:

Ko To Tamo Peva (Who’s that singing over there)

Conversation between The Mister and Serbian Travel Agent:

The Mister is pricing tickets to Belgrade for June. He called a Serbian Travel Agent who gave him a good price on tickets. This is how the conversation went:

Serbian Travel Agent: “$1000 reetourn mit a stop at da Heatrow in London”

Mister: “Oh, I don’t want a stopover in London. I hear the security situation there is crazy”

Serbian Travel Agent: “Ar yu a BABY? Don be a baby!”

Mister burst into laughter. He knows Serbians by now.

So now, we’ll probably spend a couple of days in London…neither of us has ever been.

My people.

You gotta love them.

Sergej Trifunovic

aleksandrice:

theworldwelivein:

Zlatibor, Dinaric Alps in SerbiaBy Katarina 2353

home

I was there once…I still have the pure wool sweater that had little specks of hay woven through it that we bought from a Baka.

aleksandrice:

theworldwelivein:

Zlatibor, Dinaric Alps in Serbia
By Katarina 2353

home

I was there once…I still have the pure wool sweater that had little specks of hay woven through it that we bought from a Baka.

Dr. E. Ross - The Scottish Saint of Serbia

It is 95 years since Ross, a doctor from Tain and one of the first women in Scotland to gain a medical degree, died of typhus in a military hospital in Kragujevac, where she had been treating Serb First World War casualties.

Yet today, her name in Serbia is a byword for courage and bravery, emblazoned upon street signs, taught to schoolchildren, and celebrated every 14 February – the anniversary of her death – in numerous similar ceremonies across Serbia.

Whole story is here.

Danica i Olga

My grandmother and her sister in the thirties.