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- Albania, Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo
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- Freedom of Speech, Ethnicity, Governance, History, Human Rights, Protest, Travel, War & Conflict, International Relations, Politics
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| فارسی: | آلبانی: عکس هایی از خبرنگار میدل ایست جورنال... |
Lots of photos, text and comments on Michael J. Totten's second installment from his travels in Albania, Montenegro and Kosovo.
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