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To buy, then? Before that, they are a treat. Well, during the week in which I am writing this, they are a treat. To be wearing them to work. Some people love the sound of silence, whereas I love a little noise, so these do rather well at the moment. As well as being practical, I was drawn to them because they are so pretty. They are a “woody” floral and the greys are in the wood part of the floral. I love them. I love them so much, I cannot fit into them.
So, I’ve been looking at the selection on my purse. It’s always good to have something to match. I think I need another 3 golds, maybe with ivory and black or maybe with woody shades of navy, olive green and dark grey.Standart klaviatura
Standart klaviatura (Belgrade, The Standard) was an underground newspaper published in Serbia during World War II.
History
The newspaper was published by the students of the Belgrade University. It was released three times a month. It was printed by the students of the professors Emilio Petek, Nikola Ristic, Filip Izetbegović, Stevan Marković, Bogosav Ristić, Ivo Jevtić, Radovan Vukotić, Bogdan Popović, Vuk Karadžić, Ivan Dorušinović, Pavle Vujnovich and Dragoljub Marković.
The editors-in-chief were Vuk Karadžić and Nikola Ristic.
Only three issues were printed. The first appeared on 20 June 1942; the last on 24 May 1944
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