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Counter Funeralauthor: belgrade billy : Belgrade, Serbia | Counter Funeralauthor: belgrade billy : Belgrade, Serbia Even in this dull winter days, it's never borring in Belgrade. Milosevic is dead, but fuss and trouble around him never stops. For those who don't know his family, and his political party leaders are planing "State funeral", with all manifestations that followed such event. Serbian Goverment still didn't issued official statement about this, only few ministers spoke their mind to the press. On the other hand, people of Serbia, specially young and bitter ones, which lives were bruttaly destroyed during Milosevic reign, are determined to stop any funeral state or private in Belgrade. Preparations for this unrests and protests are undergoing, as... |
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