31 January 1998 Even when we were kids, our coastline used to be far more jagged than the Italian coastline, and to boot, we were the ones, of all European and non-European people, who got stuck with sole ownership of nearly the entire Pannonian Plains (dubbed “our breadbasket” by shrewd school teachers); we felt no inadequacy where mountainous peaks were […]
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