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The Strangest Questions that Foreigners ask People from the Balkans (Gallery)

Published: March 9, 2016
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[wzslider autoplay=”true”]Portal no-yolo.com asked young people from the former Yugoslavia to write the weirdest questions that someone had asked them after hearing where they were born; ie. those from Croatia, Albania, BiH, Macedonia, and Serbia…

“I’m impressed with the Balkans with its rich beauty, post-punk music and the huge diversity of the region. For those of us in our late twenties and early thirties, the Balkans was the place where we grew up; we heard about it on the evening news, but we never fully understood it. We would just hear code words such as ‘Tudjman’, ‘Dayton’, etc.” said Ciaran Miqeladze and Azra Karabasic on the no-yolo site.

Take a look at our photo gallery and tell us if you have experienced anything similar?

(Source: Radiosarajevo.ba)

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