Belgrade year 1937

Recent Posts:

• The Hagiographies of Cyril and Methodius
  Recently, I bought a book – “Bulgarian Antiquities from Macedonia” by Professor Jordan Ivanov, published in 1931 in Sofia by the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. If you like it, please share: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new […]
• Was Christ a Jew?
  This text addresses questions such as whether Christ was a Jew, what Judeo-Christianity is, what St. Sava’s Zakonopravilo says about the Jews, and how Christianity came to be. I know many will be shocked by what they read here, but don’t blame yourselves. We’ve been an occupied nation for […]
• The Deconstruction of the Walls of Jericho
  I am sharing an article by leading Israeli archaeologist Professor Zeev Herzog because it is important for understanding the history of Christianity, and especially crucial for debunking the false “Judeo-Christian” narrative. If you like it, please share: Click to share on Facebook […]
• Three Banned Books
  Walking through Belgrade’s antiquarian bookstores, I came across these three banned books. Two are from World War II, and the third is from an earlier period. If you like it, please share: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to […]
• Serbian stubbornness
  I’m talking to Lale at the market. Lale is a farmer, but he’s extremely clever and well-read. He is a descendant of a great industrialist from Pambukovica. That whole region was highly developed before the war. During the war, of course, it was a Chetnik stronghold. If you like it, […]
• Your nose is crooked, I know you’re lying.
  I heard something about Jewish nose surgeries. Supposedly, it’s a specific branch and niche within plastic surgery. Naturally, my first thought was, who comes up with these absurdities, especially nowadays when the Israeli nation is made up of many ethnicities. However… If you like it, please […]
• Records of the Fall of Constantinople and the Rise of the Judas Bloc
  This is where it all began. I am writing to share my impressions from Venice, from the Doge’s Palace Museum, one of the best museums in the world. I intended to document and photograph what was stolen and looted from Constantinople and incorporated into St. Mark’s Basilica. If you like […]
• How to make Butter coffee and why?
  Lately, I make my coffee with butter. Yes, you read it well, with butter. I found somewhere online a post from this guy a crazy .php developer who managed to inspire me to the point when I said to myself – „I gotta try this“. It’s awesome and believe it or not it will even help you loose weight. […]