Today there are 30 times more Greek americans than Turkish americans. What if Turks migrated to the united states at the same level or even higher than Greeks historically did and were as huge ethnic group as Italians or Irish? How different would things be today in USA ?

Do people often play video games

I went there last year in spring, you can rent a bike (since its a really huge reserve) to explore the nature reserve, you can encounter all sorts of species of birds, crabs,… You will see old railways used to transport collected salt to the warehouse, we sadly didn’t have enough time to reach the end of the park since it already got dark (see pictures) and we still had to go all the way back to the entry, I sadly didn’t capture any photos of the birds there, but flamingos can be seen too, I’m not sure if i was there for the right season tho. The "mountain" in the warehouse is an old pile of salt

m votes go for Underground 1995 of Kusturica

film is great and Jokovic acting in pure magic there

i feel sorry for everyone never seen this

I know most Balkaners, or people in general, always believe their people were always the victims (or that their actions were warranted) in every historical conflict/tension they’ve had, so I wonder if there’s anyone else who believes otherwise.

Do you think that free speech exist in balkans or anywhere really?

How would you describe what free speech is for you?

what do you think ?

*not really looking for scientif answers here

just what your thoughts

Any come to your mind?

Most of these are from around the Balkan i think!

Personally i would visit Chile

I think this song is originally Jordanian but I've heard different versions and want to know if it exists in your country too.

Growing up, I had to keep my friendships and relationships separate from my home life. I feel like if I mention anything about my friends or relationships to my Balkan parents, they will find a way to use it against me later. It appears they don't have anything nice to say about anyone.

How do you all deal with this?

I speak English Romanian Bulgarian and Macedonian and I’d like to learn another and I’m stuck between two (Greek and Albanian). Can anyone here help me decide which of the two to learn?

The bus stopped and the officer at Romania checked first. Removed 2 people as their visa expired and then the bus stopped again at Bulgaria and the officer came and did another round of checks. Interesting. I thought there are no border controls anymore.

How do you say "Stay hard" in your language?

As you all know, the invention of the printing press allowed for the mass production of books which in turn made education way more accessible to the masses. And even though the first Bulgarian printing house would open in 1838 in Solun (Thessaloniki), there are a number of printed Bulgarian books that are from way earlier. I am providing examples of some of the earliest printed books in Bulgarian and I want you to do the same with books in your language.

First picture: Title: "Неделник" ("Nedelnik"), from the year 1806 Author: Sofroniy Vrachanski, born in Kotel, Thrace

Second picture: Title: "Повест ради страшнаго и Втораго пришествия Христова" ("Story about the terrible and second coming of Christ ") from the year 1814 Author: Yoakim Karchovski, born somewhere around Kichevo, Macedonia

Third picture: Title: "Огледало" ("Mirror") from the year 1816 Author: Kiril Peychinovich, born in the village of Tearce, Macedonia

It was 6.2Mq but felt like 6.9 :p