A new feature for the blog, highlighting articles from other Balkan blogs; both recent and archived.
The first article in “the Balkan Blogosphere” focuses on the glbt scene in Belgrade.
“Gay Belgrade Remains Locked ‘in the closet.”-Vanja Petrovic.
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The Seyahatname is the title of explorer Evliya Celebi's travelogue that documented his travels across the Ottoman realm in the 17th century.
Random tidbit:
I spent a very long five minutes debating between whether to use a picture of a younger Celebi or an older one; kind of like the debate over whether the US Postal Office should use a picture of 'fat Elvis' vs. 'young Elvis' on their commemorative stamp.-
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Global Voices Online » Serbia: Gays in Belgrade // February 3, 2009 at 12:25 am |
[...] Balkanistan links to a post on Belgrade's gay and lesbian community at The Belgrade Dispatch. Posted by Veronica [...]