In the school year of 96/97 the unique generation completes its education: the generation that matured in the times of deep crisis and war The university has been institutionally destroyed and impoverished but is also enormous, gargantuan and absurd. Thousands of highly educated young people have left the country. How to find a link with Europe and the modern trends […]
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