In
Serbian literature, there has not been a systematic study of women's press, even though women in Vojvodina were reading women's newspapers and magazines written in Serbo-Croatian, German, and Hungarian by the late 19th and early 20th century.
Bosnia-Hercegovina survived the 1992-1995 genocide against its population from
Serbian and Croatian ultra-nationalists and exists today as a fragmented and politically divided country where
Serbian leaders, who continue to promote the types of ethnic extremist statements that were common during the war, control half the country.
Just as Kosovans' attitudes improved toward their national government between 2007 and 2008, so too has
Serbians' satisfaction with their public services.
company to win the coveted license is proof that
Serbians have no lingering hostility toward Americans over the bombing campaign, certainly not when investment is at stake.
Days later the independent radio station B92, where Maljkovic worked, was closed by
Serbian police.
Sixty-three percent of
Serbians said they approve of Russia's leadership.
Results are based on face-to-face interviews conducted during February 2007 with randomly selected samples of 1,566
Serbians aged 15 and older.
The church's goal is to introduce the community to
Serbian food and culture.
The plaque was erected by the
Serbian Heritage Academy of Canada and is a twin to another similar plaque erected at the Memorial Hall of the Medical Services Building University of Toronto.
"France proposes to change this situation by scrapping, before the elections, the visa charges for the
Serbian youngsters," he added.
In the schools in Novi Sad in Vojvodina a, group of young women connected to the
Serbian Women in Black network offer peace education to
Serbian school children.