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The split had more to do with stara krajina ("the old country") than Philadelphia, as Liberties immigrants were primarily from western Slovakia, especially Dolny Hricov and vicinity in Trencin county, where many had practiced the wireworking craft they continued to pursue in Philly. Looking back, though, only eight years to 1995, one cannot discount the possibility that Canadians will be caught between conventional forces (the Krajina in 1995) or ordered to defend an enclave against the threat of attacks on defenceless individuals (the Dutch at Srebrenica in 1995). Tesla, the son of a Serbian Orthodox priest, was born in a Yugoslav territory called Krajina during the time of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. |
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