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Belgrade 2.0 has been covering the Oct. 7 “neonazi, clerofascist rally” and the “citizens counter-rally” in Novi Sad: preparations; a report and two videos; and a guest-blogger's report. Also, another report from Pustolovina: adventure in Serbian.
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Russia: How Passengers of "Nevsky Express" Tell Th...
- very nicely described. we use social media to explain and share the news around us. the events ...
- Thank you, a very interesting study.
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