Figure 1.--This school portrait looks to be a small rural school somewhere in Serbia. At at the time this was part of Yugoslavia. It looks like the photogrph was talen in the late-1950s or early-60s. The children where their own clothes. There were no uniforms. There were about 20 children of various ages. Click on the image to see the information on the back.

This school portrait looks to be a small rural school somewhere in Serbia. At at the time this was part of Yugoslavia. It looks like the photogrph was talen in the late-1950s or early-60s. The children where their own clothes. There were no uniforms. There were about 20 children of various ages. A well dressed teacher is pictured wih them. He had to teach ll the differnt grades. The building behind them is presumably the school. It seems rather large for such a small group. The girls wear dresses. The boys wear a variety of outfits, mostly with short pants. There is informatoon on the back whuich probalybtells us the location of the svhool, but we are unable to read it.

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