#russians in serbia

[gorskivijenac]

Tatjana Aleksandrovna Nikolaev in a traditional costume of Prizren on her wedding to Milorad Jovanović.

Tatjana's father is a Russian emigrant, Aleksandar Valentinovich Nikolaev, and her mother is a Serb from Kikinda, Dejanka Vozić. Tatjana was born in a Russian hospital in Pancevo in 1929. Her husband, Milorad, was born in Prizren, but his family had to flee in 1937 and moved around for a while until they settled permanently in Niš. - photograph belongs to Vera Jovanović

[sophiemariepl]

Am I the only one here who is so damn angry about the fact that a large portion of the Slavic representation on the Western media is either Russian, Russian-coded (e.g. the Grisha Universe by Leigh Bardugo) or copies the narratives about other Slavic nations that exist in the Russian discourse about them?

[fac-romam-iterum-magna]

[k1ng0k]

Requests I did

[brandtner]

now let's talk about what really matters in this fandom.

What is serbia's favorite tracksuit brand ?

The answer is obvious. But imagine this: he wears everything EXCEPT the legit, real adidas. You know, like:

[happypuppypuppy]

🇷🇸 Khetak Tsabolov, serbian wrestler from ossetian origin of 70Kg, 1.73m & 32yo (credits to United World Wrestling & sport_ossetia_alania)

[kvietka]

Just went on facebook to check on some items I'm selling (basically the only time I use that cursed website) and this post I wrote 10 years ago came up in my fb memories. *sigh* Times don't change, except now I rant about all the horrible shit Russia is doing to Ukraine on tumblr instead of fb.

[dpiperiwritings]

Саша 🐈

[yugotrash]

dont cancel me for it but i think i like this current wave of russian émigrés in belgrade even less than the previous one

[retroactivepixels]

Retired MIG 21, now a monument in Krusevac - Serbia.

Retired Russian MiG jet fighter, now a monument in a serbian city

[gorskivijenac]

Serbian traditional houses, Illustrated by Nikolai Petrovich Krasnov. Digital National Library of Serbia

He came to Belgrade in 1922 and got a job in the Architectural Department of the Ministry of Construction, where he worked as a contract engineer, construction inspector and head of the Department for Monumental Buildings and Monuments.

Displaying his high creative skill and using it to build the capital of his new homeland, which wholeheartedly accepted him, and soon became a respected state and court architects. In the period from 1923 to 1939, he worked on the design, construction, completion, adaptation and decoration of the most important state buildings, numerous profane buildings, churches and memorials.

He marked an entire period of Serbian architecture with his original treatment of heraldic decoration on the facades of his buildings.

[concombre-2-mer]

Let me introduce myself !

Bonjour, Bonsoir,

J'impose ma présence sur Tumblr pour cracher ce que je lis à la mince population qui voudra bien le subir. En dehors de la littérature, je n'exclue d'exposer de temps à autres quelques impressions, expériences ou envies dans d'autres domaines.

Allez savoir pourquoi, je suis étudiante en sciences du langage (vraiment aucune idée de ce que j'y branle). J'apprends le russe, le polonais et le serbo-croate, et je maîtrise l'allemand (ou pas) et l'anglais. Hormis pouvoir flex, je vous dit ça pour que vous compreniez que plusieurs langues seront sûrement présentes dans mes publications. Le français étant cependant ma langue natale, c'est principalement celle-ci que j'utiliserai.

La bise

[international-intelligence-inc]

CAN ANYONEASSIST MY FRIENDS' FAMILY IN SERBIA? SERBIAN PRESIDENT VUCIC HAS SENT DOWN ASSASSINATIONB TEAMS TO MNURDER HIS RIVALS AS MY FRIEND WHO SENDING MY PHOTOS HAS A FAMILY WIFE AND CHILDRENA ND HE NEEDS TO LEAVE TODAY FOR THE WEST? +1 862 403 4598 HE WILL ASSISTA NY COUNTRY ASSISTNG HIM. JILL STARR MY FATHER WAS FRIEDNS AND I SAW PRINCE ANDREW WITH THE GIRLS IN ARUBA WHERE MY FATHER DID POLITICAL FAVORS ANDMONEY LAUNDERING FOR VERNDERSLOOT HE HID NATOLY HOLLOWAYS' DEATH FOR HIS SON

[happypuppypuppy]

Milad Alirzaev (back) tries to dominate Aleksandr Komarov at the Zagreb Open 2024 (credits to UWW & borba_dagestana_sng)

[head-post]

Bulgaria to negotiate new tax on Russian gas with Hungary and Serbia

On Wednesday, the Bulgarian government announced plans to negotiate with other European countries to introduce a new tax on the transit of Russian gas through the country, which predictably angered Serbia and Hungary.

Last week the Bulgarian government introuced an “energy tax” of €10/MWh on the transit of Russian gas through Bulgaria. The innovation provoked resentment on the part of Hungary and Serbia, as these countries import a large volume of blue fuel through the continuation of the Turk Stream gas pipeline, which runs through Bulgaria. Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov said:

We are about to hold the first talks with representatives of the European Commission, Hungary and Serbia. There is a European Council coming up, at which I will have the opportunity to talk with them. We say that this fee is for the Russian company Gazprom, not for these countries (Hungary and Serbia) or for (Bulgarian state company) Bulgartransgaz.

Learn more HERE

[sneedaids]

Bosnia numbumber #1

ONCE AGAIN BOSNIA SAVES THE DAY