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I’ll always remember the Romanian revolution because it’s the only time in my life I felt like royalty. We’d been waiting on the Yugoslav border, near Timisaoara, for days, as soon as the first news broke on the BBC about “disturbances” in the city.
If you’re looking for something to take back to the family that is incontrovertibly ‘Serbian’ we have a few suggestions which will leave them all under absolutely no illusion where you live.
Once famous just for being cheap, things are looking up in Bulgaria’s resorts. They are still very cheap, more so since the price of property crashed in 2008, taking holiday rental prices down with it, but the locals have been working hard on the facilities too and in Bansko in particular, things are looking up.
Bulgaria’s cabinet decided Wednesday to cross off deals for a partnership with media tycoon Irena Krasteva that involved several top real estate projects owned by the National Revenue Agency.
Croatia’s capital is a great place for those who are longing for a bit of Christmas flair, a chance to stroll around some good museums and to take a break from the ‘City that never sleeps’.
Historians of the collapse of Yugoslavia tend to forget that the south Slavic state was not the only multi-ethnic federation to collapse during the early 1990s.
Emotions, incest, singing, dancing, talking and watching movies are all part of a single show, reviving one of Jean Cocteau’s works.
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