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on Apr 2 2011. Filed under Famous Serbs.
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I’m so glad to see that BEAUTIFUL SERBIA is also publishing the wonderful sites with English translations as there are so many of us who love the Serbian history but are limited in our vocabularies because it was our grand-parents and great-grandparents or great, great-grandparents who spoke the language and we haven’t heard it for a long time. Continue to do the exceptional work you do. Thank you. You are making a difference! It would be nice if you could add the translation (even if only a paragraph or two) of what this MOST HISTORIC embroidery says about St. Czar Lazar.
I’m so glad to see that BEAUTIFUL SERBIA is also publishing the wonderful sites with English translations as there are so many of us who love the Serbian history but are limited in our vocabularies because it was our grand-parents and great-grandparents or great, great-grandparents who spoke the language and we haven’t heard it for a long time. Continue to do the exceptional work you do. Thank you. You are making a difference! It would be nice if you could add the translation (even if only a paragraph or two) of what this MOST HISTORIC embroidery says about St. Czar Lazar.