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Recently I had the pleasure of sitting down and chatting with my former teacher, current colleague and a long time ally and supporter of the Serbian community, Colin C.M Campbell PhD. The conversation was an enticing one to say the least, as we discussed everything from his initial days of encountering and teaching Serbian students, to his travels across former Yugoslavia.

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Sale is a strange one. After reading this article, you will have little doubt about it.

But, given the way I make my coffee, I find myself faced with a legitimate and possibly troubling question: am I slowly turning into a Serb?

Sale dares to think he just might understand a few things about Serbia. He’s risky that way.

Sale sees beauty in the rough, and Serbia has become his goldmine.

What I have found, others have lost. My travels to Serbia have rewarded me with so many gifts.

Sale proposes that you get acquainted with Serbian medieval history on your next trip to Belgrade

Two of Zet’s loves unite: his favourite music in his favourite country.

Seriously? Sale actually listens to and enjoys this music? He is Zet!

Sale discovers inspiring strength under the scars of a Yugoslav heart.

Sale is a German/French-Canadian who found his way through marriage to an inexhaustible source of wonder and fascination called Serbia.

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