«Кто предает Косово, предаст и Россию» - вот с таким посылом вышел один из участников.
Косовский вопрос для большинства сербов - вопрос сакральный. Предать исконно сербскую землю и проживающих на ней соотечественников для них значит предать самих себя.
Потому и лозунги такие, со смыслом. Это вам не пальцы в трусах.
@balkanossiper — задаём мировые тренды с 28 июня 1914 года
«Кто предает Косово, предаст и Россию» - вот с таким посылом вышел один из участников.
Косовский вопрос для большинства сербов - вопрос сакральный. Предать исконно сербскую землю и проживающих на ней соотечественников для них значит предать самих себя.
Потому и лозунги такие, со смыслом. Это вам не пальцы в трусах.
@balkanossiper — задаём мировые тренды с 28 июня 1914 года
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