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by Nino Quincampoix Tue 22 May 2018, 21:40ma zanimljivo mi je ovo sa imenom grada
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Није се имало за нове, ваља распродавати старе... Погрешно име? Лако ћемо то...
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cousin for roasting the rakija
И кажем себи у сну, еј бре коњу па ти ни немаш озвучење, имаш оне две кутијице око монитора, видећеш кад се пробудиш...
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Podseca na onu novcanicu sa likom Ive Andrica iz 1994
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Uprava napolje!
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Branko Milanović, Why were the Balkans underdeveloped? A geographical hypothesis
raskrsnica puteva, kapija između Istoka i Zapada...
.@BrankoMilan suggests that the Balkans were underdeveloped bc their coastal mountains were prohibitive for medieval trade routes & the hinterland remained untouched. this map of medieval trade routes seems to confirm this. https://t.co/wkMVPu2Qx6 + https://t.co/R487zs1Gi8 pic.twitter.com/kDC0ApOex0
— Teodora (@teotchka) May 23, 2018
raskrsnica puteva, kapija između Istoka i Zapada...
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Pročitao. Onak. U pravu je za ponešto, ali ne za sve.
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ma naravno ali je meni odlično kako mi uvek mislimo da smo centar sveta... podesetilo me je na fakultet, kada je jedan student pitao Ristovića što se saveznici nisu iskrcali na Jadransku obalu a on mu odgovorio da ni njemu to nije jasno, kad su lepo mogli da se iskrcaju na Miločer, uđu u Nikšić za 6 meseci i odmah proglase pobedu.
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-Sirmium(Sremska Mitrovica) je bio veliki grad koji je cak bio jedno kratko vreme prestonica Rima(sa jos par gradova) i bio je veci od Zadra...Doduse mozda on Sirmium ne racuna za Balkan.
-Via Militaris je bio put od izuzetnog znacaja za Rim.
-Bugarska Carevina je bila izuzetno mocna i napredna zemlja od 8-11 veka u evropskim okvirima.
-Srbija nije jer je bila izdeljena i opstajala u planinskim krajevima Dinarskog masiva, sto ju je cesto spasilo, npr. da ne prodje kao Hrvatska, ali je bila siromasna i izdeljena. Konrektno te planine su spasile Srbiju od Mongola za razliku od Madjarske koju su Mongoli odvalili sa sve spaljivanjem Budima...Tako da ta brda nisu uvek bila losa, stavise. Postoji iskustvo i Osmanskog perioda gde su brda pomogla...
-To je razlog siromasnijeg Balkana. Veliki broj invazija i dugotrajnih posledica tih invazija...Primera radi, porediti Balkan sa Skandinavijom je smesno sto se tice invazija...
A opet je Balkan iznedrio evropsku civilizaciju kakvu danas poznajemo.
-Via Militaris je bio put od izuzetnog znacaja za Rim.
-Bugarska Carevina je bila izuzetno mocna i napredna zemlja od 8-11 veka u evropskim okvirima.
-Srbija nije jer je bila izdeljena i opstajala u planinskim krajevima Dinarskog masiva, sto ju je cesto spasilo, npr. da ne prodje kao Hrvatska, ali je bila siromasna i izdeljena. Konrektno te planine su spasile Srbiju od Mongola za razliku od Madjarske koju su Mongoli odvalili sa sve spaljivanjem Budima...Tako da ta brda nisu uvek bila losa, stavise. Postoji iskustvo i Osmanskog perioda gde su brda pomogla...
-To je razlog siromasnijeg Balkana. Veliki broj invazija i dugotrajnih posledica tih invazija...Primera radi, porediti Balkan sa Skandinavijom je smesno sto se tice invazija...
A opet je Balkan iznedrio evropsku civilizaciju kakvu danas poznajemo.
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Odličan, kradem.Hubert de Montmirail wrote:ma naravno ali je meni odlično kako mi uvek mislimo da smo centar sveta... podesetilo me je na fakultet, kada je jedan student pitao Ristovića što se saveznici nisu iskrcali na Jadransku obalu a on mu odgovorio da ni njemu to nije jasno, kad su lepo mogli da se iskrcaju na Miločer, uđu u Nikšić za 6 meseci i odmah proglase pobedu.
PS je li Ristović pisao nešto o DSR?
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Jeste o nemackim planovima za jugoistok i o stradanju Jevreja tokom rata
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Имаш ли линк где могу да тражим називе радова?
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najbolje da odes na cobiss i kucas ime i prezime
doktorat mu je vrhunski
doktorat mu je vrhunski
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Имају у БГБ његов докторат, и неку нову књигу о Јеврејима у Бг.
Узећу обе.
Узећу обе.
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Grupa dece se igra u Goriju oko 1889. godine u tadasnjoj Rusiji, danasnjoj Gruziji. Veseljak Joža koji ih predvodi kuje u sebi zaveru protiv pravoslavlja
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apropo ove fotke, pitam naglas: ako nesto postoji na getty images-u, jel to znaci da je fotka autenticna ?
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Spomen-naplatna rampa "Zoran Babić"
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Samo da je dobar kvalitet.
Za ove stare još deru neviđeno, a još su slike bez autorskih prava.
Za ove stare još deru neviđeno, a još su slike bez autorskih prava.
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Istoričarski fragmenti...
Niall Ferguson wanted opposition research on a student
Campus arguments over diversity and free speech are causing some distinguished academics to do extremely strange things. Ferguson, a historian affiliated with both Oxford and Stanford University and much celebrated for his books on the topics like the First World War and the British Empire, is a prime example. At Stanford, Ferguson had been a member of the Cardinal Conversations program which brought in guest speakers to the university. In that capacity, Ferguson was anxious about student criticism of some speakers such as Charles Murray, the social scientist notorious for his views on race and IQ who spoke at Stanford in February.
As The Stanford Daily reported on Thursday, newly public emails show that Ferguson’s eagerness to fight off what he saw as encroaching political correctness led the historian to some bizarre extracurricular activity. Ferguson teamed up with a group of student Republicans, led by John Rice-Cameron, to wage a covert political battle against Michael Ocon, a student they viewed as excessively left-wing. In the e-mails they refer to Ocon as “Mr. O” and talk about ways to discredit him. “Some opposition research on Mr. O might also be worthwhile,” Ferguson wrote. Ferguson’s research assistant Max Minshull was tasked with the job of collecting the dirt on Ocon.
“Now we turn to the more subtle game of grinding them down on the committee,” Ferguson wrote in another email. “The price of liberty is eternal vigilance.” Rice-Cameron, the son of Barack Obama’s former National Security Advisor Susan Rice, was equally grandiose. “Slowly, we will continue to crush the Left’s will to resist, as they will crack under pressure,” Rice-Cameron crowed in an email, showing he has a great future ahead of him doing Darth Vader cosplay.
When the emails were revealed to Stanford officials, Ferguson resigned from his position on the Cardinal Conversations program. “It seemed to me that the Cardinal Conversations student steering committee was in danger of being taken over by elements that were fundamentally hostile to free speech,” Ferguson explained to The Stanford Daily. “It was, however, rash of me to seek to involve the Stanford Republicans, and reckless to use such inflammatory language.”
Ferguson was more than just “rash.” It invites the question: Why does the defense of free speech require a scholar to engage in political dirty tricks?
Niall Ferguson wanted opposition research on a student
Campus arguments over diversity and free speech are causing some distinguished academics to do extremely strange things. Ferguson, a historian affiliated with both Oxford and Stanford University and much celebrated for his books on the topics like the First World War and the British Empire, is a prime example. At Stanford, Ferguson had been a member of the Cardinal Conversations program which brought in guest speakers to the university. In that capacity, Ferguson was anxious about student criticism of some speakers such as Charles Murray, the social scientist notorious for his views on race and IQ who spoke at Stanford in February.
As The Stanford Daily reported on Thursday, newly public emails show that Ferguson’s eagerness to fight off what he saw as encroaching political correctness led the historian to some bizarre extracurricular activity. Ferguson teamed up with a group of student Republicans, led by John Rice-Cameron, to wage a covert political battle against Michael Ocon, a student they viewed as excessively left-wing. In the e-mails they refer to Ocon as “Mr. O” and talk about ways to discredit him. “Some opposition research on Mr. O might also be worthwhile,” Ferguson wrote. Ferguson’s research assistant Max Minshull was tasked with the job of collecting the dirt on Ocon.
“Now we turn to the more subtle game of grinding them down on the committee,” Ferguson wrote in another email. “The price of liberty is eternal vigilance.” Rice-Cameron, the son of Barack Obama’s former National Security Advisor Susan Rice, was equally grandiose. “Slowly, we will continue to crush the Left’s will to resist, as they will crack under pressure,” Rice-Cameron crowed in an email, showing he has a great future ahead of him doing Darth Vader cosplay.
When the emails were revealed to Stanford officials, Ferguson resigned from his position on the Cardinal Conversations program. “It seemed to me that the Cardinal Conversations student steering committee was in danger of being taken over by elements that were fundamentally hostile to free speech,” Ferguson explained to The Stanford Daily. “It was, however, rash of me to seek to involve the Stanford Republicans, and reckless to use such inflammatory language.”
Ferguson was more than just “rash.” It invites the question: Why does the defense of free speech require a scholar to engage in political dirty tricks?
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Idemo!
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Burundi... opskurno udruženje 20ak levičarskih intelektualaca, kojima je fetiš odbrana poniženih i uvredjenih.
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JOŠ kada sam prvi put ležao u zatvoru `72-73, kao devetnaestogodišnjak, tamo sam čitao male crvene knjižice o Titu i divio se jugoslovenskim partizanima. Čitao sam tada i o norveškom i o francuskom pokretu otpora ali uvek sam mislio da je Tito, koji je za mene istinska socijalistička ikona, vodio jedan od najuspešnijih pokreta otpora nacistima - priča, za "Novosti", Deni Morison, irski pisac i republikanski aktivista, nekadašnji član Irske republikanske armije (IRA), čiji je roman "Pogrešan čovek" nedavno objavila naša "Partizanska knjiga", u prevodu Ivana Radosavljevića.
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Akvareli austrougarskih vojnika
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znači išlo im je još nešto od ruke, osim genocida
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I hemije.
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