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Finding Identity, Beauty, and Quirk in the Former Yugoslavia

Finding Identity, Beauty, and Quirk in the Former Yugoslavia
It’s beautiful and maybe a little bizarre. Everything in the heart of this national capital is grand. A statue of Alexander the Great dominates the main square, the global conqueror astride a bucking horse, his sword drawn, fountains gushing all around. Entering the square, I pass through a soaring gate, itself reminiscent of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. Nearby, pedestrians stroll across the Art Bridge, over the Vardar River, a span lined with 28 tributes to national heroes, poets, playwrights, authors, and composers.
The Art Bridge in Skopje. (trabantos/Shutterstock) ....

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Paca Andonovska Research Paper - 1552 Words

Paca Andonovska Research Paper - 1552 Words
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Change Is the Only Constant: Writing from Macedonia

Change Is the Only Constant: Writing from Macedonia
In this issue of
WWB we present five pieces of prose by authors from Macedonia, a landlocked country in southeastern Europe bordered by Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, Albania, and Kosovo. Macedonia is a successor-state of socialist Yugoslavia and has been independent since 1991. It is slightly larger than Vermont.
The country has a population of just over two million. The majority (about 60%) are ethnic Macedonians, who speak a Slavic language closely related to Bulgarian and Serbian. There is a sizeable Albanian community (about 30%), which constitutes a majority in a number of municipalities, as well as Turks, Romani (Gypsies), Serbs, and others. There is a significant diaspora of ethnic Macedonians in North America, Australia, and western Europe as a result of decades of economic migration. ....

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