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Kosovski Bozuri Folkloric
Brisbane Multicultural Arts Centre.
Serbian community dance group and an explanation of its aims to retain an appreciation of the Serbian culture among its members. (Photograph and text: Brisbane Multicultural Arts Centre: BEMAC Refugee Cultural Calendar 2005)
Created:
2005
Date Added:
19 May 2006
Source:
Photograph and text: Brisbane Multicultural Arts Centre: BEMAC Refugee Cultural Calendar 2005
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550x400
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