13 July 1996 A foreigner getting off a train in Novi Beograd and waiting for a tram there would wonder what part of the world he’s in. Reasoning, the train ticket and elementary knowledge of geography would tell him he’s in southeast Europe but everything else would seem like the poorest suburb of Calcutta: an unbearable high-pitched racket which can’t […]
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